Some patients needed Nitroglycerin....
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Quite true.plaques wrote: ↑14 Apr 2017, 11:13Not quite as funny as you may think, Lots of people take nitroglycerin medication. re: Nitroglycerin, also known as glyceryl trinitrate (GTN) is a medication used for heart failure, high blood pressure, and to treat and prevent chest pain resulting from insufficient blood flow to the heart (angina pectoris). ... Nitroglycerin is in the organic nitrate family of medications. It goes down like a bomb.
Take them back to a pharmacy for proper disposal if they are out of date.Marilyn wrote: ↑16 Apr 2017, 09:40 From distant memory, hubby was to put one under his tongue if he had unresolved chest pain???
As I say, probably well out of date by now and have never been used.
Biggest damage they can do now is to blow up his underpants drawer
should I chuck them? Could his underwear drawer explode?
Or phone the emergency number and they'll send an expert to do a controlled explosion!chinatyke wrote: ↑16 Apr 2017, 23:46Take them back to a pharmacy for proper disposal if they are out of date.Marilyn wrote: ↑16 Apr 2017, 09:40 From distant memory, hubby was to put one under his tongue if he had unresolved chest pain???
As I say, probably well out of date by now and have never been used.
Biggest damage they can do now is to blow up his underpants drawer
should I chuck them? Could his underwear drawer explode?
It isn't really any problem Stanley, unless it's allowed to freeze [can make it highly impact-sensitive, while it's in the frozen state], or is around so long that it deteriorates and the 'gelatinous' component breaks down. That's when it will exude fluid Nitroglycerine...Stanley wrote: ↑18 Apr 2017, 03:14 I used to know a bloke who bought a sunken liberty ship off Skye. He went up once a year and salvaged non-ferocious off it using explosives to cut things like the propellers off. He had Submarine Blasting Gelignite in his garage in Birmingham...... Not recommended!
....whilst waiting around for the men to open the doors and carry the shopping! Speaking from personal experience today! This afternoon I asked my wife if she could manage to press the lift button. Sarcasm is lost in translation, I might as well have spoken to the wall.
I know what you mean, some 70 year-old men are "old men" and should be in the knacker yard. I hate to admit I'm over 70, I feel young, still ride my bike and run around without a thought to my age. Perhaps it is because I have a wife who is 17 years younger than me.Stanley wrote: ↑20 Apr 2017, 03:52 I met an old mate of mine the other day, I haven't seen him for a while and I was shocked by what I found. He had no go about him at all and was bloody miserable! As I talked to him I realised that he had nothing going on in his life...
So today's tip is to try to spread the message, that there is more to life after work than the sofa and the TV set!