A great-uncle of mine

who was a really super chap, and very very upright and pukka (had been a Brigadier in a Guards regiment), had a dreadful last year when he used to stick his hand up the nurses' skirts and shout obscenities all the time. If he'd actually been able to see himself, in his right mind, he would have been so horrified. Very sad.

Posted By: Old Git on December 16th 2008 at 13:44:10

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I'd rather like my past flattened. Anyone know how to do it? (n/m) (General Chat) - CB41, Dec 16, 13:29:10
- Alzheimers not enough for you? (General Chat) - Old Git, Dec 16, 13:31:36
  - Don't know OG, don't think I've got it yet although, given that my (General Chat) - CB41, Dec 16, 13:34:08
    - My paternal granny had it (General Chat) - Old Git, Dec 16, 13:35:29
      - my dad had it..... (General Chat) - Cheltenham_Canary, Dec 16, 13:38:04
        
        Genetics is a bit worrying intut. Both my parents actually died (General Chat) - CB41, Dec 16, 13:39:51
      - Indeed but it's those around who suffer. The sufferer doesn't know (General Chat) - CB41, Dec 16, 13:36:57
        
        A great-uncle of mine (General Chat) - Old Git, Dec 16, 13:44:10
        
        The dad of a friend of mine was like that. He stopped going to see him (General Chat) - CB41, Dec 16, 13:46:38
        
        I didn't know SCC had children (n/m) (General Chat) - Old Git, Dec 16, 13:49:13

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