RTE Aertel...Why?

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19/04/2008, 1:32 PM
Boo_Boy

RTE Aertel...Why?

Any other team-news report would say 'Foot Injury' or 'Toe Injury'...not RTE:D

in-grown toe nail, BREAKING NEWS!!!
19/04/2008, 5:01 PM
Sniffer

Is the comma defiinitely in the right place there?:)
20/04/2008, 4:30 PM
The Man Himself

what :confused:
20/04/2008, 5:23 PM
Flawless

Now lets not diss the severity of ingrowing toenails!!, i am currently recovering from an operation on one last tues!,and its quite nasty!!:D
21/04/2008, 1:12 AM
dcfcsteve

I know someone who was hospitalised by an in-growing hair ! I kid you not.

It was on his back and, as hairs sometimes do, it grew inwards rather than out. As a result, however, it went a bit pussy and then sceptic, but because it was on his back he was oblivious to it all.

By the time he realised that it was constantly tender back there and decided to stop beign a bloke and see someone to find out why, it had grown seriously long inside and had become so infected that he had to have it taken out and treated in hospital.

Now that's weird....
21/04/2008, 8:49 AM
thischarmingman

Quote:

Originally Posted by dcfcsteve

I know someone who was hospitalised by an in-growing hair ! I kid you not.

It was on his back and, as hairs sometimes do, it grew inwards rather than out. As a result, however, it went a bit pussy and then sceptic, but because it was on his back he was oblivious to it all.

By the time he realised that it was constantly tender back there and decided to stop beign a bloke and see someone to find out why, it had grown seriously long inside and had become so infected that he had to have it taken out and treated in hospital.

Now that's weird....

I was going to say that that was rather hair-raising...
23/04/2008, 8:53 PM
MojoPin

real madrid back into champs league

http://www.rte.ie/sport/soccer/2008/...manunited.html
23/04/2008, 10:38 PM
Flawless

Quote:

Originally Posted by dcfcsteve

I know someone who was hospitalised by an in-growing hair ! I kid you not.

It was on his back and, as hairs sometimes do, it grew inwards rather than out. As a result, however, it went a bit pussy and then sceptic, but because it was on his back he was oblivious to it all.

By the time he realised that it was constantly tender back there and decided to stop beign a bloke and see someone to find out why, it had grown seriously long inside and had become so infected that he had to have it taken out and treated in hospital.

Now that's weird....

I also konw someone who had the same happen, not sure it was as severe though!!
24/04/2008, 1:11 PM
TheBoss

That happened to my brother, seems more common than I thought.