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Odd topic name maybe, but keep reading.

Tomorrow evening my rugby club holds its biggest annual fund raising event, our Fireworks display, sadly nowhere on site we could have a bonfire. :( However it is the biggest show in town with thousands attending. :D

So since seven am I've been at the club doing some unglamorous work, receiving deliveries, first the portable toilets, next the crowd control barriers & traffic cones, then later and finally the funfair. :D

Which would be much more enjoyable if the filling I had in a molar on 24th Sept hadn't popped loose last night. Fortunately I've got an emergency appointment at the dentist between deliveries. :( :shock: :(

Tomorrow I'm here seven am till eleven pm, so hoping dentist does a permanent fix.
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Hmm, bigger hole drilled and filling put in.
Not entirely sure he smoothed it off enough. :?
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oh you can be sure that whenever you have any dental work done, your tongue will go exactly to any little uncomfortable spot and keep going there. It has a built-in sat nav to these rough little places. Then suddenly after a few days it settles down and you forget all about it.
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Keep off the treacle toffee.
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Can empathize with the tooth thing,Peter, I had a large multi-rooted molar removed last Friday (under sedation, thank goodness). Unfortunately it's got infected so now I'm on Metronidazole for 5 days, no alcohol until 48hrs after the course is finished. It's my 60th birthday on the 7th. NOT FAIR!!! :evil:
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I have now arranged to see a different dentist st the same practice on Monday. :?
Young chap has not, like my previous similar filling, smoothed it off, he just used the drill, plus had left a distinct lip on the front top which is trapping any meat I eat.. :(
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Hope all went well with the firework display, Peter. And also hope they get your filling sorted Monday.
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OH still not seeing your avatar on posts anywhere in the forum.

Got there just before 07:00 and just got home now, technical term I believe is "knackered". :o

My team at the gate sold a load of tickets, all went very smoothly, everything bar; cones along main road and the bar dismantled and stowed away. Got heaven knows what in the back of my Freelander, sorting that tomorrow, a hot bath running now....... :D :oops:

Only bad note is that numbers may have been down, need £12,000 to cover all expenses. :?
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Morning Peter, i can't see it either now, and i still can't see a few others as well.

Hope the figures show a good profit in the end....
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No avatars missing here, or has the problem gone away for late risers?
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The fix is to re-upload your avatar, that's what I.had to do to get mine back.
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Re Avatar. Being a computer moron. Jason at KG did it for me. :?
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I went and lost my old avatar altogether, hence the tempting glimpse, new avatar. :)
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OH, that's a nice picture of your statue with the artist alongside. :twisted:
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You've got my sense of humour, Peter. :)
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