Hamm Review - Page 19

madaboutreptiles · #**181** (**permalink**) 17-03-2008, 07:50 PM

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Originally Posted by neminf

Its not bookable yet is it, we are hopefully both going to the next one, can't wait

Hopefully I will be home so I can go...........even just for the day out

pankthesnake · #**182** (**permalink**) 17-03-2008, 07:51 PM

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Originally Posted by neminf

really

i had noticed

Hamish · #**183** (**permalink**) 17-03-2008, 07:52 PM

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Originally Posted by LFG

Turned out there wasnt a great deal for me to do, just keep an eye on where it was heading.

But that lot aside, I think I might have to do the Hamm thing again in a year or so.. the coach journey was a bit long (perhaps a coach with wings next year Steve?) but Hamm was well above my expectations and prices on what I went for were excellent (though some things seemed to be more expensive than here). Hiccups aside not a bad way to spend a day or so and would recommend it to anyone who hasnt been.

even though at that point there was not much for you to do, in my opinion you done the right thing by being just incase the guy needed your help and you looked out for him e.g. making sure he was safe from choking ect as i saw you check his airways.
plus i got an extra couple of smokes in

bloodcorn · #**184** (**permalink**) 17-03-2008, 07:54 PM

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Originally Posted by pankthesnake

i had noticed

cheeky cow,
Palmanda I may be going on my own again

are you going to the next one?

madaboutreptiles · #**185** (**permalink**) 17-03-2008, 07:56 PM

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Originally Posted by pankthesnake

i had noticed

You gonna get it....

Quote:

Originally Posted by neminf

cheeky cow,
Palmanda I may be going on my own again

are you going to the next one?

I hope so...it all depends on my work schedule, if I am home I will go for sure.....

intravenous · #**186** (**permalink**) 17-03-2008, 07:58 PM

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Just to clarify, I'm an A+E nurse and he was not just having a seizure, though I can understand why it may have seeemed that way. I'm still not entirely sure what was going on with him, he didnt fit any of the classic presentations, but I see people fitting every day and this was more.

The main reason I stayed is because I felt he was at risk of a respiratory/cardiac arrest, and none of the bystanders knew CPR or had the airway management tools I carry. Looking into the ambulance as we pulled away it seemed unfortunately that's exactly what happened, as they had appeared to have started chest compressions.

Had I been able to leave I would have, and I apologise for the delay to everyone's journey, however if I feel someone's life is in danger, that will always take priority.

Not having a go at anyone, I appreciate your frustrations, just wanted folk to know I stayed close for a reason.

Was it really 20 minutes?

Aha...are you the guy who had lots of bugs and ickle chameleons? I thought you weren't on the forum. If you are that guy then I was sitting next to you in the Hamm cafe after the show and we spoke to you about the ambulance guy in the kinder egg filled service station

.

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Originally Posted by Hamish

i have on occasion posted without consideration to others (

em if they dont like me i dont care) and have been accused of being arrogant (see previous bracket)

...and you are a ridiculously loud snorer

. There was one particularly horrific one that seemed to make Robbie jump out of his seat (he was sleeping at the time

). It was funny

.

Who were the loud gits at the front of coach two?

LFG · #**187** (**permalink**) 17-03-2008, 08:35 PM

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Originally Posted by intravenous

Aha...are you the guy who had lots of bugs and ickle chameleons? I thought you weren't on the forum. If you are that guy then I was sitting next to you in the Hamm cafe after the show and we spoke to you about the ambulance guy in the kinder egg filled service station

.

Yeah, thats me, I have an account here but really live on bugnation where I co-admin (hope I'm allowed to discuss other forums on here?).

The pygmy chameleons are settling well and slowly exploring their new home.. I found 3 eggs in their transport tub yesterday which I missed at the time, incubating them just in case but i think they'll have been too dry.

Hamish · #**188** (**permalink**) 17-03-2008, 10:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by intravenous

Aha...are you the guy who had lots of bugs and ickle chameleons? I thought you weren't on the forum. If you are that guy then I was sitting next to you in the Hamm cafe after the show and we spoke to you about the ambulance guy in the kinder egg filled service station

.

...and you are a ridiculously loud snorer

. There was one particularly horrific one that seemed to make Robbie jump out of his seat (he was sleeping at the time

). It was funny

.

Who were the loud gits at the front of coach two?

i did warn people regarding my snoring

nicky · #**189** (**permalink**) 18-03-2008, 12:15 AM

which one where you then intravenous as if you by Hamishes snoring and were by robbie you must have been near me??

intravenous · #**190** (**permalink**) 18-03-2008, 12:23 AM

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Originally Posted by nicky

which one where you then intravenous as if you by Hamishes snoring and were by robbie you must have been near me??

For most of the journey I was in the very front seat but once we left Ashford I was the one sitting in front of Hamish (with much regret

) and opposite Robbie.

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