Radio and television news broadcasters whose job is to do sport reports and regularly pronounce names, events and scores incorrectly. You know immediately they have no interest in the subject.
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He is some cunt.
Local hospital here wonât take back crutches. They used to not so long ago. What a waste.
Handy thing to have around. I have two pairs in the attic after a couple of leg breaks
Thatâs been the case with every hospital for at least two decades. They donât reuse syringes or rubber gloves either.
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Yes, the line has to be drawn somewhere regarding what can and what canât be reused.
Same as a borrowed biro, shopping trolley, sitting into a taxi.
Whatâs so different about a crutch?
How long have you had the crutches and what kind of wear and tear have you done to them? - You cant justify giving someone a set of crutches with the hand grips or rubber ends worn away, some one might hurt themselves ffs.
Brand new, not a scratch on them, used for one day.
Have you tried shoving them up your hole?
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Google helps a little.
http://www.thejournal.ie/got-a-crutch-the-hse-wont-take-it-but-jack-and-jill-will-471155-Jun2012/
The NHS in the UK take them back with open arms.
I rest my case.
Used.
End of.
Some cunt will just sue for something - thatâs just how this country is.
If the HSE gave you a second hand crutch which was defective then you wouldnât have a leg to stand on.
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Surely they would refurbish the crutches before giving them back out?
They have 300 crutch repair technicians that have been sitting idle for the last 20 years. An awful waste.
If a lad was on crutches and we were out for a night we used to take out the screws when he wasnât looking. It was some crack then when heâd stand up and the crutches would collapse and so would he.
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Was this on rugby tours?
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