mickeyscouse Forum Posts (2,065)

RE: What drives people from this forums ?

no troll drives me from the forum

and i aint got any time for 99% of the forum posters

RE: What draws you to the CS forums?

spicegurl

RE: AFRAID TO POST?

Be afraid

Be very afraid

RE: House Cleaning

I posted a thread a few weeks ago about how much time we spend on here. I've got it under control as far as getting my work done. But I don't usually clean until I can't stand it anymore. It's pretty bad when you have to use a snowshovel instead of a dust pan![/quote

Phone Gordon Brown and he will put you onto his brother who will
clean your house for around 6k

RE: You can hear a pin drop!

yeah and some of the trolls are still members but banned from posting in the forum

personally i think the place is much better without the drivel
they usually post 24/7

RE: I Hit A Deer

dear oh dear

RE: WHEN YOU ARE A GUEST

Seems some people only came to this thread
to turn the screw put the boot in and twist
the knife

RE: Goodbye everyone......please play nice................

This is a long drawn out goodbye

RE: HAPPY EASTER TO FRIENDS OF GILLYLOVES69

merry easter gilly

RE: WHO'S GOING WITH GILLYLOVES69 TO JADE GOODY'S FUNERAL IF SHE DIES ? LONG LIVE THE REALITY TV STAR !

Thanks im good gilly im in Chicago until may so kinda losin touch with whats happening at home

Bermondsey to buckhurst hill thats a bit of journey id say around 14 miles as the crow flys so dont know how long the funeral procession would take by road probally a couple of hours

hope you keeping good

RE: WHO'S GOING WITH GILLYLOVES69 TO JADE GOODY'S FUNERAL IF SHE DIES ? LONG LIVE THE REALITY TV STAR !

when is the funeral gilly?? i thought she died about 10 days ago so would of thought she would of been buried by now

RE: Say Something.. or else.

yer its your turn to make lunch

RE: Is It Possible.....?

Dont worry about what others think

RE: HAS ANYBODY GOT ANY BIG REGRETS THEY WISH TO TALK ABOUT ?

when is part 2 gilly

RE: Long distance relationships

Why would we talk about them with you....?!

RE: cars....

hey hiya babe

RE: cars....

phone Swansea and ask them

RE: forum posts and threads

if you post around the clock for a few weeks you might make it into page 1

RE: Limiting polls

how about a limit on the number of posts

put a stop to the same mundane daily drivel

RE: Will you be 'switching off' for Earth hour??

Im going to switch everything on in protest

lights
tv
laptop
stereo

and plug all charges in

RE: TRADEGIES WE WILL NEVER FORGET

Hillsborough 15 april 1989

RE: Its the end as we know it

10:20am no buses

RE: Its the end as we know it

no transport

no work today

RE: um-is it a scouser holiday?

every day is a a scouser holiday for scousers

RE: um-is it a scouser holiday?

after today we got fergie sweating

RE: um-is it a scouser holiday?

party is on liverpool won

RE: how's your conscience

dont expect the murders or bank robbers of cs to reply

but yeah im sorry to the chick who got in trouble in the store
on friday because of me

a happy day turns into a sad day

no responses

must be a every day crime

oh well

RE: Is Michelle ... pregnant?

she started bleeding this afternoon

so there will be no tiny feet running around the white house

RE: water

some people drink to much water

The brother of a mentally disturbed man who drank himself to death by gorging on a hosepipe yesterday criticised the care home looking after him.

Stephen Else, 54, said his autistic brother Andrew - an 'aquaholic' who had been addicted to drinking water for 30 years - should never have been left alone near free-flowing water.

Mr Else, 54, from Milton Keynes, told his brother's inquest: 'The water drinking had been a problem for years. I am concerned about the access he had to the hosepipe.

'Here is something with which it is easy to drink a large quantity of water very quickly. Andrew was obviously drinking from it, but no one took the decision to turn it off.'

The inquest at Newbury town hall in Berkshire heard how Andrew Else, 51, developed the condition after suffering stomach pains in his 20s.

He would often go to extreme lengths to satisfy his craving, regularly drinking from bathroom taps.

Although staff at the Voyage centre in Theale near Reading were told to monitor him after he was spotted drinking from the hosepipe on May 25, he was later found drenched and lifeless.

Patima Silima, deputy manager of the Voyage centre in Theale, near Reading, Berks, told the inquest that her staff had done all they could to monitor Mr Else's behaviour on the day he died.
She said: 'I spotted him drinking water from the hosepipe in the garden at around 5pm, so I told the staff to monitor him.
'A little later I looked out into the garden and saw him trying to turn the hosepipe tap off. His jumper and knees were wet, so for me it was clear he had been drinking again.
'We brought him indoors and gave him some medication to calm him down and he seemed to be fine.'
But Mrs Silima told the hearing that she was called into the garden at 8.15pm to find Mr Else collapsed on the ground.
She added: 'His lips had changed colour and he was cold.'
Pathologist Dr Colin McCormick said Mr Else had died from over-consumption of water which had diluted the levels of sodium in his blood, causing heart failure
Toxicology tests also found he had died from water intoxication - a condition known as hyponatraemia - after drinking several litres.
Mrs Silima added: 'Andrew was always trying to get the water. We gave him lots of tea and drinks like everyone else but it was a big problem.'

Recording a verdict of accidental death Pearl Willis, deputy coroner for Berkshire, said: 'Andrew was an emotional individual who had a fascination with drinking water spanning many years.
'He wouldn't have known the dangers of drinking too much water, and although maybe the hosepipe should have been turned off earlier, I feel it is appropriate to record a verdict of accidental death.'