For Dubs?

It would be to the left of those two...🤔

Thank you Phil and Dubs. I once read that Jupiter is a failed star, but others have said no. I don't think it is, Jupiter is huge but still tiny compared to the Sun and the Sun isn't a large star.


Looks like visiting Dr Ball again Mick.

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Originally Posted by mickd1961

Hi mate,

Could you advise me on something please.

I’ve got a recurring problem with an infection in my epididymis and it’s reared it’s head again after a 4 year break.

I still have in stock some of the large prescription I was given of Amoxicillin antibiotics at that time.

Expiry date was end of 2018, is it safe to still use these and if so will they have lost much potency?

Fed up of having my plums being prodded and poked to be honest with you hence trying to body swerve a GP visit!

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Morning Mick.

Firstly you'd be doing quite well to find a GP who is willing to take your ball bag in hand. That said taking a photo of the offending area and uploading it to your GP via your mobile would be about as much use as tits on a fish in this instance.

I imagine it would also make for a fairly gruesome image were you supple enough to actually get one 😊 .

Take the matter in hand so to speak and bite the bullet. Make that phone call because although it feels like it did last time it doesn't necessarily mean it is what it was last time.

I don't mean to worry you but testicular cancer shares a number of the same symptoms. In fact your previous condition is often misdiagnosed as early stage testicular cancer.

On the other hand you could just try and re order your old prescription online via your NHS account or ask for a repeat of your old prescription.

I can only speak for myself here but personally speaking I'd be up for having my nadgers checked just in case. All of the very best with whatever you decide on 😎 .

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Originally Posted by WBA1955

Thank you Phil and Dubs. I once read that Jupiter is a failed star, but others have said no. I don't think it is, Jupiter is huge but still tiny compared to the Sun and the Sun isn't a large star

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It's the left over gases from the early solar system formation that did not gravitate to the sun directly.

So a giant coalescing of outer gases formed around the giants, of which Jupiter hoovered up the most.
But never reached the mathematics to form even a failed star

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Originally Posted by Dubbag

It's the left over gases from the early solar system formation that did not gravitate to the sun directly.

So a giant coalescing of outer gases formed around the giants, of which Jupiter hoovered up the most.
But never reached the mathematics to form even a failed star

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That last line sums up my footballing ability!

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Originally Posted by mickd1961

That last line sums up my footballing ability!

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