He's that much of a poser I wouldn't be surprised if it was paint.
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Thanks for that mental image at 6:20am
It was about 10 years ago and she pops up every 6 months or so to moan about it.
Thank you - I didn't understand why my question was deemed so awful either. I knew he'd been ill a couple of years ago but had no idea he had never fully recovered from whatever illness he had. RIP Big Keith aka Ewen MacIntosh.
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I caught a bit of Loose Women yesterday and once again Linda Robson said she considers herself a national treasure so she thinks she can park where she likes (they were talking about her numerous parking tickets).
I think she was joking about parking where she likes, but she definitely thinks of herself as a national treasure. This is second or third time ive heard her say it.
I think she was joking about parking where she likes, but she definitely thinks of herself as a national treasure. This is second or third time ive heard her say it.
Well she saw people fawn over Barbara Windsor so thinks she can expect the same.
I think it was a fair question too. He was only 50. It’s unusual of someone that age to be in a care home. Very sad he died, he was probably my favourite Office character.
I think in regards to Ewan, it is strange he was in a care home, I think we automatically think hospice for end of life care but it may have been a rehabilitation care center. But we will never know. Just glad he was well cared for.
Also the exceptionally irritating paloma faith on BBC breakfast chatting bollox.
Also the exceptionally irritating paloma faith on BBC breakfast chatting bollox.
Yeah, I've just got back from the school run to find her singing bad woman as a lullaby lol
I think I’d be suicidal if I was mates with Mr Tumble.
Maybe he had dementia?
I don't think the original poster thought it strange, more what illness would render a young person in a care home rather than hospice when a care home is usually associated with older people? I didn't read it as a judgement, but a genuine question?
I thought this too for some reason.
I have an Internet friend in his 50s who is in a care home because he is too ill to look after himself. He has a few different conditions, including heart problems, coupled with his morbid obesity. So it definitely happens.
Possibly because you were asking the carer to divulge confidential information about one of their former residents?
I don’t know if they are bound by the same code of conduct as the medical profession, but imho morally they shouldn’t be discussing a residents personal details to the public.
Human curiosity makes us wonder why someone who is only 50 dies but, unless the family divulge it, I guess we will never know.
Just guessing here but it could be something like a stroke? My friend's dad is in a care home after a stroke and he was late 50s when he went in.
Where's that Paloma radio station tea we were all teased with, what seems like ages ago ???
It wasn’t the carer it was their relative who posted about the care home.
Poor Ewan, 50 is far too young.
can we talk about this too because what a crossover:
(ngl, he looks like joe’s exact type
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