The 17 tablets a day I have to take because my dentist only gave me Amoxicillin for an infection. Oh and the fact that I have to stay at home becuase I'm not allowed to drive.

I really am too busy for this sh!t

So how many are to counteract the side effects of other drugs?

Dentists are allowed to prescribe medication -'in fact, they can prescribe any medication that GPs can. What I find however is that when prescribing antibiotics (the only thing they seem to prescribe), they give children's doses to adults and I have no idea why. Some will prescribe only bacteriostatic antibiotics which puzzles me further as surely you'd need both bacteriostatic and bacteriocidal antibiotics.

Hope you recover anyway.

One of the products I have reviewed on Amazon has had 133 responses and yet 8 people thought that it was not helpful. The other 125 people clearly thought it was.

That's five tablets. I pointed this out to the wife who postulated that you may have to take them three times a day. This would still make fifteen tablets, not seventeen.

Am I missing something?

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The two white ones on the right have to be taken four times a day

I'm assuming that the rest are three times a day?

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I'm sure this guy's blog was linked here a while back on the news forum. It's still going.
https://campaign.soylent.me/soylent-free-your-body

Going to bed. I know it is early but I have been up for more than six hours.


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Thank fcuk for Amazon reviews; almost bought a POS PS3 controller wall charger (in theory it would be neater than my current device, provide extra USB ports if needed, and would mean not having to remove grips and so on). Apparently the mains plug option is a bit of a red herring as the device still needs to be connected to a powered-up PS3!

Mental note - always check with Amazon before purchasing anything in future (I've had some utter crap arrive at my door in every format known to man in recent months).

I generally read the 1/2-star reviews and then the most helpful (which tend to be more detailed).

That's my process too. Gotta love the people who get right into it.

Is it just me or does this sound like utter bollocks?

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/ ... vorce.html

He'd need to have been ingesting some strong 'gear' you'd think! Or Stella

I remember Tanya from the early days of BBC Breakfast - stunning legs and not afraid to show her stocking tops with them either...

Doesn't see much that's unfeasible about it. Bloke has a row with his wife, copper tries to intervene, bloke gets a bit leery, copper decides to pepper spray him. I wouldn't say it was the way you'd like people to behave but people don't behave the way you'd like them to. Most of the time, in fact.

The fact he's posh is nether here nor there other than the fact it makes papers like The Telegraph, who assume a fortunate act of birth somehow makes some people more interesting, report it. I suspect more or less the same sequence of events happen fairly often, just the rest of them don't involve someone with a title.

I suspect that if I punched a policeman, I'd go to gaol. I somehow suspect he won't.

No no, I mean he apparently came at the cop like the friggin' Terminator lol. That to me suggests he had more than alcohol in his system, and/or that the cop might be overstating it to put it politely. Grappling for 11 minutes? The whole thing's weird if that article's anything to go by... Dunno about England, but cops over here always have a partner with them, for instance. Be interesting to see how it pans out!