Curious....

[Garf]

my cat's breath smells of cat food.

[SoggyFox]

Originally Posted by Garf

my cat's breath smells of cat food.

soooooooooooo many jokes to be made from that.

[gwilson]

Originally Posted by GLOC

In good scally fashion...

"Calm down, calm down..."

Okay, can the children (that is everyone who has got a little heated in this thread) please go outside and get a little fresh air and say 'ommmmm', and when they have cooled down they can come back in and play nicely.

The jist of the costs of the thread was that Fundies worked out at about £100 per day per student, unfortunately someone worked out the costs for one person per day and this had caused the problems.

Let's get on and dive. Please.

Sorry that was me What i was trying to say was, at an hourly rate i didnt consider it to be extortionate, especially if you compare to say driving lessons.

I'll keep my maths to myself in future, or just dive more when im not working

[milldog]

Originally Posted by Garf

my cat's breath smells of cat food.

I have a cat now but we cant stop it lifting its back feet when sitting down and dragging its ar5e across the carpet

Graham

[Tricky]

Originally Posted by warmwaterdiver

£400 for four day course, two people

how much was your fundies course and how many were on that?

I paid around £400 for my trimix course with Mark. There were 3 of us on the course, and only one instructor. I paid about the same for fundies, although I believe the course was a day longer. There were 8 of us on the course and 4 instructors (well 2 and 2 interns). I think there were 3 people on Fi's course, 1 instructor and 1 video guy (who, I assume, at least had his costs covered). That puts a different slant on the whole cost idscussion I'd say.

Talking about the cost of courses is a load of b*ll*cks anyway. The important thing is value, which can't be measured using maths. I took an awful lot from both fundies and my trimix course - different things from both. I believe the courses were well worth what I paid for them.

[Garf]

Originally Posted by milldog

I have a cat now but we cant stop it lifting its back feet when sitting down and dragging its ar5e across the carpet

Graham

is it a female, as they do that when they are in heat.

[Howard Payne]

My arse is a bit itchy at the moment - I'm considering dragging myself across my office floor on my hands, like a dog, to see if it gives me any relief. Trouble is - I don't think the laminate wood floor is going to generate much friction. Perhaps I should glue some sandpaper to the floor. I think I might have worms or something. Should be good for upper body strength as well I reckon. I can't believe this thread is still running....

[milldog]

Originally Posted by Garf

is it a female, as they do that when they are in heat.

Yes she is and there me thinking i should get her some toilet paper. but she has done it since we got her

Graham

[gwilson]

Originally Posted by Howard Payne

My arse is a bit itchy at the moment - I'm considering dragging myself across my office floor on my hands, like a dog, to see if it gives me any relief. Trouble is - I don't think the laminate wood floor is going to generate much friction. Perhaps I should glue some sandpaper to the floor. I think I might have worms or something. Should be good for upper body strength as well I reckon. I can't believe this thread is still running....

Bleeding Haemorroids

[Garf]

Originally Posted by milldog

Yes she is and there me thinking i should get her some toilet paper. but she has done it since we got her

Graham

female cats are pretty much in heat constantly so if she isn't neutered then I'd expect her to do this most of the time.

the clincher - is she a particularly vocal cat, does she make a lot of noise, especially when rolling around?