Dolph Ins
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Good point well made.
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Good point well made.
I've had it a few times. It's bloody horrible.
Its the bit when your looking at your breakfast, then look up, and the whole world spins about. And you know its going to be like that all day
I couldn't get out of bed for two days. Every time I tried to sit up I almost threw up. It's pretty grim for sure.Its the bit when your looking at your breakfast, then look up, and the whole world spins about. And you know its going to be like that all day
Hampden Park
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- Oct 7, 2003
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i had this in january of last year, not nice at all, felt like i was back on board a frigate in a force 9 in the bay of biscay. took weeks of anti biotics and several visits to the quack to get it sorted. fingers crossed, ok now.
Kazenga <3
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Its the bit when your looking at your breakfast, then look up, and the whole world spins about. And you know its going to be like that all day
I have it on and off, mine generally materialises with a cold. The first time it happened I was at tennis training, went to hit a serve and the world turned upside down and I hit the floor hard. Everyone laughed, including me, wondering what the hell had just happened. Stepped up to hit the second serve rather gingerly and swung and missed the ball completely having nearly toppled over- this was when I knew something was up as I’m actually pretty good at tennis, at least certainly a long way past the point of hitting air-shots. Nausea and generally unsteadiness followed for a week or two.
Pretty horrible and until it’s confirmed you do worry if theres something nasty in your brain or whatever causing it. Thankfully not had a bout as severe since but it’s a really weird sensation, by no means the usual feeling of falling as because your body has no sense of balance your brain can’t place itself, and so it’s like the floor is moving towards you at speed rather than the other way round.
As such can sympathise with Zaha and Richarlison.
This is the exercise I was shown. It encourages the little bits of calcium bonate to drift out of the canal. It really helped me.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkfq3EvhbbM
Over-the-radar Plucky losing 2-1 at home to Watford.
Well that was a silly bird.
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
2-3 now
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
God knows what is going on, 3-3 at Bournemouth
Zaha winning a penalty? Wow, a real rarity there.
Sorrel
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Huddersfield are surely down now. I wonder if they will keep their manager? Fulham look like they might be one of the other teams, but I think they could escape, so the other two places are available. Lots of the teams down there are fighting now - Burnley, Southampton, Cardiff (sometimes).
I don't think we're safe yet, but it's most definitely in our hands and the way we're playing will keep us up unless we stop playing that way.
I don't think we're safe yet, but it's most definitely in our hands and the way we're playing will keep us up unless we stop playing that way.
jakarta
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That must be the end for Udders?
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
Schindler sent off for two bookable offences. Argued like mad apparently as he hadn't realised he'd already been booked for an innocuous challenge. He'd turned away and the ref didn't bother to tell him.
Well done Mike Dean.
Every game. EVERY game. How is that tit still in a JOB?