April 16, 2025 • 5 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Yeah, so stories that'll make us go blur, the ones
that'll make us stow up. Yesterday we spoke about what
did your kids stick in your mouth? Toddler Sucki's grandfather's
ashes in his gold which were quite disgusting. My little
brother Ate, he was round about age four. I was
eating dry dog poop oh like they crunchy one. Why
now we were talking about this last night. We'reent over
(00:22):
my in law's house and Breezy's pop passed away in
twenty eleven. They lived in Brunswick Heads. Now, after we
passed away, Breezy and Nanny Trude would visit, go drive
down there and have tea and coffee with Nanny Irene.
And they did that, I don't know off, maybe every
second week or every week. One time they went down
(00:43):
there was around about twenty thirteen. They sat down there
and she goes, come over, I've got some pean ham
soup because it was winter quite cold, and we can
sit there and have that cool. She had it on
the stove. She's boiling it and then she dished it
all out. They're all sitting down having it to eat,
and then Breeze was going, this tastes a little bit funny.
(01:05):
Nanny is all the ham and everything, so right, Yeah,
it's all good, and she goes, what was it? Did
you make this? And she goes, no, your pop made this,
and I've had it in the freezer for two years
at least. That was the last thing he cooked before
he passed away. And she had it in and then
(01:25):
they went up to the pot to have a look
at it. It was a bit moldy, yack. Nanny Drude's
face was like a slight bluish green, the color of
the mold, the color of the original peak. It's a
(01:48):
story that I find quite amusing. But since we were
talking about you know what kids stuck in him mouth,
that story came up and Brea and Nanny Drude can
still remember that day. With A was sitting down and
it was like, what what do you mean this last
thing Pop cooked? It was the last thing you Pop
cooked before he passed.
Speaker 2 (02:07):
She eat it.
Speaker 1 (02:08):
Yeah, they already they jack bread in it. Have they
already finished it? No, they'd like their Did they finish it?
I don't think they finished. That's good. There were still
bones in there, Am Madavan Barmbach, what's your story?
Speaker 2 (02:22):
Well, we thought we'd go on a family hike just
on Sundays, just around in tele bedroom, and there was
my husband's like, when there's this nice waterfall that we're
going to hike too. And we were walking for about
forty minutes and I'm like, I can feel something in
my eye. Anyway, I was trying to get if I
(02:45):
wouldn't come out of my eye, and I'm like, I
called my daughter. I said, can you just come and
have a look at you? I need you to help
me get something out of my eye. And she turned
around said dad, Mom need your help. And he come
over and said, oh my god, you've got a leech
in your eye. Oh yeah, a leech on my eyeball.
Speaker 1 (03:12):
Oh like eyeball or white white part of the eye
which bit, Yeah it does matter.
Speaker 2 (03:18):
Yell yeah, white ball white part the eye right next
to the color bit.
Speaker 1 (03:25):
How did they get it off?
Speaker 2 (03:28):
Well, had to hike back to the car.
Speaker 1 (03:32):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (03:34):
I couldn't get it out. It wasn't coming out anyway.
My husband's like, can you please keep trying to get
it out? Like we should t shirt rub it out
it out. I'm trying anyway. We get to the car
forty minutes later, he goes let me have a look
if you've got it out yet, and he goes, oh
(03:54):
my god, it's so big. What do you mean it
what it's been feeding? Oh yeah, it was, Oh my.
Speaker 1 (04:07):
God, we're in pain.
Speaker 2 (04:09):
Matter. Well, it was just very irritated and it was
a little bit sore and I could see it in
my vision.
Speaker 1 (04:21):
How did you get it out?
Speaker 2 (04:23):
Well, we were going to the hospital. I'm like, well,
we're gonna have to go to hospital. And then we
were five minutes. Just before we got to the hospital,
I was like, you know, still trying to get down
and it must have just fallen out. It must've I
must have got it out. It had fad enough and
dropped off.
Speaker 1 (04:40):
Exactly is it a food? Did you did did you
find it?
Speaker 2 (04:47):
Or did it just it's still in my husband's Are
you sure it's not still in your eyemaster and it's
going into your brain? I actually did ask the doctor
that kill go in the back of your eyeball and
he goes, oh, look, kindly, unlikely you'd be able to
feel it. And I'm like, oh my god, yeap.
Speaker 1 (05:09):
Hopefully if we do big train for the driver on
one not tomato
Yeah, so stories that'll make us go blur, the ones
that'll make us stow up. Yesterday we spoke about what
did your kids stick in your mouth? Toddler Sucki's grandfather's
ashes in his gold which were quite disgusting. My little
brother Ate, he was round about age four. I was
eating dry dog poop oh like they crunchy one. Why
now we were talking about this last night. We'reent over
(00:22):
my in law's house and Breezy's pop passed away in
twenty eleven. They lived in Brunswick Heads. Now, after we
passed away, Breezy and Nanny Trude would visit, go drive
down there and have tea and coffee with Nanny Irene.
And they did that, I don't know off, maybe every
second week or every week. One time they went down
(00:43):
there was around about twenty thirteen. They sat down there
and she goes, come over, I've got some pean ham
soup because it was winter quite cold, and we can
sit there and have that cool. She had it on
the stove. She's boiling it and then she dished it
all out. They're all sitting down having it to eat,
and then Breeze was going, this tastes a little bit funny.
(01:05):
Nanny is all the ham and everything, so right, Yeah,
it's all good, and she goes, what was it? Did
you make this? And she goes, no, your pop made this,
and I've had it in the freezer for two years
at least. That was the last thing he cooked before
he passed away. And she had it in and then
(01:25):
they went up to the pot to have a look
at it. It was a bit moldy, yack. Nanny Drude's
face was like a slight bluish green, the color of
the mold, the color of the original peak. It's a
(01:48):
story that I find quite amusing. But since we were
talking about you know what kids stuck in him mouth,
that story came up and Brea and Nanny Drude can
still remember that day. With A was sitting down and
it was like, what what do you mean this last
thing Pop cooked? It was the last thing you Pop
cooked before he passed.
Speaker 2 (02:07):
She eat it.
Speaker 1 (02:08):
Yeah, they already they jack bread in it. Have they
already finished it? No, they'd like their Did they finish it?
I don't think they finished. That's good. There were still
bones in there, Am Madavan Barmbach, what's your story?
Speaker 2 (02:22):
Well, we thought we'd go on a family hike just
on Sundays, just around in tele bedroom, and there was
my husband's like, when there's this nice waterfall that we're
going to hike too. And we were walking for about
forty minutes and I'm like, I can feel something in
my eye. Anyway, I was trying to get if I
(02:45):
wouldn't come out of my eye, and I'm like, I
called my daughter. I said, can you just come and
have a look at you? I need you to help
me get something out of my eye. And she turned
around said dad, Mom need your help. And he come
over and said, oh my god, you've got a leech
in your eye. Oh yeah, a leech on my eyeball.
Speaker 1 (03:12):
Oh like eyeball or white white part of the eye
which bit, Yeah it does matter.
Speaker 2 (03:18):
Yell yeah, white ball white part the eye right next
to the color bit.
Speaker 1 (03:25):
How did they get it off?
Speaker 2 (03:28):
Well, had to hike back to the car.
Speaker 1 (03:32):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (03:34):
I couldn't get it out. It wasn't coming out anyway.
My husband's like, can you please keep trying to get
it out? Like we should t shirt rub it out
it out. I'm trying anyway. We get to the car
forty minutes later, he goes let me have a look
if you've got it out yet, and he goes, oh
(03:54):
my god, it's so big. What do you mean it
what it's been feeding? Oh yeah, it was, Oh my.
Speaker 1 (04:07):
God, we're in pain.
Speaker 2 (04:09):
Matter. Well, it was just very irritated and it was
a little bit sore and I could see it in
my vision.
Speaker 1 (04:21):
How did you get it out?
Speaker 2 (04:23):
Well, we were going to the hospital. I'm like, well,
we're gonna have to go to hospital. And then we
were five minutes. Just before we got to the hospital,
I was like, you know, still trying to get down
and it must have just fallen out. It must've I
must have got it out. It had fad enough and
dropped off.
Speaker 1 (04:40):
Exactly is it a food? Did you did did you
find it?
Speaker 2 (04:47):
Or did it just it's still in my husband's Are
you sure it's not still in your eyemaster and it's
going into your brain? I actually did ask the doctor
that kill go in the back of your eyeball and
he goes, oh, look, kindly, unlikely you'd be able to
feel it. And I'm like, oh my god, yeap.
Speaker 1 (05:09):
Hopefully if we do big train for the driver on
one not tomato
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