To my knowledge we do not have that wonderful round bacon here in the US.

People like what they like but this dude looks like a malnourished teen who has been trapped indoors for his whole life to me.

A full English breakfast is friggin delicious. It’s a messload of meat and eggs with a grilled tomato, mushrooms and the aforementioned baked beans. It’s comforting and warm and really you should only do them on a Sunday morning when you have nothing else to do because it’ll put you back to sleep quick.

My god, why would you ever attend one of these things if you didn’t absolutely have to? Yuck!

Yikes. Yeah, I can see how if that was the case I wouldn’t be able to do as many trips a year.

Youtube has a few up-maybe try there? They aren’t official so they might get taken down.

Or rat poison. Or roach killer. 

I watched the rest of this episode and apparently David suffered several brain hemorrhages growing up due to the hemophilia and those affected his cognitive ability. And his mother died 5 years ago which seemingly caused a major depression though no one used the word “depression”. He subsequently neglected his feet,…

other than a 31 year old “grandmother” who dies in the first episode.

Thank you, yes. For heavens sake. It was like Joan read another person’s criticism and based this post on that rather than watching the show herself.

That’s what I was thinking. If anything, you’ve got people who know they aren’t alone in with their foot problems and that they don’t have to suffer. I can’t know how many people have seen a doctor after watching a show like this but frankly even if it’s only one person, that was worth it. 

So I’m very very happy for David that his giant fungus nails are gone and the doctor dug out his corns. David seems much happier now.

You don’t fly far and you fly as cheaply as you can.

Pretty easily, actually. Lipomas are super common and they grow slowly enough for you to ignore. 

Really? You dismissed my other comment? 

Keep digging those heels in, friend. 

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