MemberDid you really build that Elmer.
I can't even build Lego.
Where do you tour?
Dave x
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I can't even build Lego.
Where do you tour?
Dave x
Elmer B Fuddled
Member
- Feb 11, 2019
- 1,325
- Tinnitus Since
- 2017
- Cause of Tinnitus
- plugged nasal eustachian tube
Yes I built that took a winter to build. We hooked it up and pulled it all around the wild Atlantic way here in Ireland. The year before that the mrs and myself walked the Dingle Peninsula 8 days straight walking. Cost us 1100 euros for bed and breakfast and dinner after a days walk. I said to herself, I can build a camper for that price it cost us to walk. And I did 1000 euro that included the cooking gear down fork and knife.
Star64
Member
Here I am, the cheeky grandma from down under. I know I have I wicked sense of humor that not everybody shares, but that's ok.
I have made good friends on this site and some are struggling right now, I want others to know that I live for moments like these when I can smile, despite the horrid noise in my head. It's hard, every day is a struggle but if I can do it, so can they.
I also want to thank all the people on Tinnitus Talk that reached out to me, you know who you are.
Never lose hope
I have made good friends on this site and some are struggling right now, I want others to know that I live for moments like these when I can smile, despite the horrid noise in my head. It's hard, every day is a struggle but if I can do it, so can they.
I also want to thank all the people on Tinnitus Talk that reached out to me, you know who you are.
Never lose hope
"WOW - how lovely to meet you Star.Here I am, the cheeky grandma from down under. I know I have I wicked sense of humor that not everybody shares, but that's ok.
I have made good friends on this site and some are struggling right now, I want others to know that I live for moments like these when I can smile, despite the horrid noise in my head. It's hard, every day is a struggle but if I can do it, so can they.
I also want to thank all the people on Tinnitus Talk that reached out to me, you know who you are.
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Never lose hope
I'm so pleased you 'came out' on here.
I couldn't miss how supportive you have been on some of my posts.
Very best wishes always,
Dave x
Jazzer
I agree, you can be incredibly cheeky @Star64 but you manage to pull it off with a touch of grace and femme fatale, something I'm quite partial to. I don't see you as a grandmother and please take that as a compliment.
Michael
Nice to meet you brother.
I made it in music,
but got nowhere in sport.
Thanks for joining up BS,
Dave x
Jazzer
- Dec 21, 2019
- 319
- Tinnitus Since
- 2014, 10/2019
- Cause of Tinnitus
- School Band, Noxious Car Radio
Ah - that's better Mr CB.View attachment 36868And slightly further out I creep... I've since chopped the hair. Is this more what you were looking for @Jazzer and @Horrorpopz?
However, still not sure I could recognise you walking down the street.
Perhaps one day you'll go the whole...
Star64
Member
I'll always have your back Jazzer
You are a wise compassionate man, and you are not afraid to speak out which I truly admire. To me, that is a true act of kindness.I also LOVE your sense of humor
'WOW - such beautiful words Star.I'll always have your back Jazzer
I also LOVE your sense of humor
Truly - you have made my day.'
It is my mission in life to be kind and thoughtful.
Not because I am special, but because that is the only way we should all live this life.
People with this illness suffer enough.
If members on here, who should know better, choose to make crass unkind observations that hurt both myself and others, then they have just picked a fight.
I am sure some people on here think of me as a trouble maker.
I don't care.
I don't think I am - but I am super sensitive to what hurts us even more than what we already have on our plate.
Sorry - I'm rattling on.
Love - Dave x
Jazzer
Reminds me of a joke.
(Oh dear - sigh!)
"'I went for a drive through the forest this morning, and as I got out of my car I trod on a boar."
'Goodness me - was he wild?'
"Well he wasn't very happy...."
(.......er......sorry...)
I agree with you. Dave has a way of getting people out of their shell either through his kindness (or his threatening to tell a joke). He sees people as not only members of a support group but as individuals with real lives, real concerns and real hopes. I'm really appreciating Dave and thank him for that.I'll always have your back Jazzer
I also LOVE your sense of humor
Horrorpopz
Member
Hahahahahaaaaaa....... I Love It !! xxxxx
Can you do all that photoshop stuff Ed?
Brilliant !!
(And I still manage to look like a drip!)
Star64
Member
And the best part, he's not afraid to use it
One things for sure, he looks pleased about having that gun.
I used to stand alone, but withAnd the best part, he's not afraid to use it
Star 64 riding shotgun we're
invincible xx
Star - I have just re-read your gracious post.
I want to say that you look so serene and peaceful,
even though I know you do truly suffer.
I suffer so much also, though I suppose I manage to disguise it behind some fun and frolics on here.
Humour helps to some extent of course, but the main encouragement for me is that my suffering is recognised by other lovely people with whom there is a shared experience.
As a little kid with a mentally ill mum, my suffering went unrecognised. Nobody knew.
On here - to a very real extent - we have each other with us.
I truly appreciate you and those other great members who come with us.
Thank you.
xxx
Now I'm just going to remind myself that this thread contains the family album and we want many more to come up and join us.
As previously stated - if we go 24 hours with no new recruits there is a penalty - I will be telling you another rotten joke.
So there it is.
We have to encourage all the others.
Dave x
As previously stated - if we go 24 hours with no new recruits there is a penalty - I will be telling you another rotten joke.
So there it is.
We have to encourage all the others.
Dave x
Here I am, the cheeky grandma from down under. I know I have I wicked sense of humor that not everybody shares, but that's ok.
I have made good friends on this site and some are struggling right now, I want others to know that I live for moments like these when I can smile, despite the horrid noise in my head. It's hard, every day is a struggle but if I can do it, so can they.
I also want to thank all the people on Tinnitus Talk that reached out to me, you know who you are.
Never lose hope
Star!!!!!!!! So nice to see you! You do not look like a grandma!
Glad you are finally part of our Photo Album.
I know excatly what you mean. I'm just glad I can still smile despite the horrible noises in my head. Ughh.
Now let me go see if I can get @MrCrybaby to post a real picture...
Otherwise, I'll have @Ed209 post it for you! hahaha
This is hysterical!!!The Good, the Jazz and the Ugly...
There's a new sheriff in town, so keep in line folks. He has a gun
Bahahahah...payback is sweet. Thank you @Ed209!!!!!
Sherif Jazz!!!
Hey, so cool, Elmer.
I have a popup camper and I love it.
Let me see if I can find a picture of it and I'll post it here.
Do you have pictures of the inside?
Are you flyweight?No, I was a professional fighter/teacher before this and had to quit it all sadly, but hey, life goes on!
bobvann
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