today on "how did you end up in A&E"
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A&E is British for the emergency room.
Thanks for translating from britbong
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The route to the loo, now with added wooden trains
That bridge should be closed. Looks dangerous to drive on.
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A&E is British for the emergency room.
I was wondering why he would play Age of Empires afterwards
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A&E is British for the emergency room.
Sorry for the very British use there - Accident and emergency (A&E) is for serious injuries and life-threatening emergencies.
But Im not merican and so its A&E, how you can only have 1 room is beyond me </sarcasm>
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The route to the loo, now with added wooden trains
.. I don’t get it.
How did this injure you?
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.. I don’t get it.
How did this injure you?
It didnt, but my kids have a habit of leave toys all over the playroom in the way of the downstairs loo.
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A&E is British for the emergency room.
Wondering how a pile of toys got OP into Arts and Entertainment.
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That bridge should be closed. Looks dangerous to drive on.
Pretty typical UK Rail infrastructure.
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.. I don’t get it.
How did this injure you?
OP threw out his back trying to bend down to lay the tracks. Happens to us oldsters a lot.
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Sorry for the very British use there - Accident and emergency (A&E) is for serious injuries and life-threatening emergencies.
But Im not merican and so its A&E, how you can only have 1 room is beyond me </sarcasm>
What messes with my brain most about it is that A&E is a long-standing TV network here in the US.
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Sorry for the very British use there - Accident and emergency (A&E) is for serious injuries and life-threatening emergencies.
But Im not merican and so its A&E, how you can only have 1 room is beyond me </sarcasm>
Don't be sorry! I learned something because of you!
