@very-rusty said
Who says I'm not? Just because I don't whine on here about medical conditions doesn't mean I don't have any! 😛 😉

Did you ever stop a second to consider that?

How odd do you think he must look to others sitting outside in the snow?

-VR

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Referencing Raynaud's was relevant to the post I made. I wasn't whining about it.

And when I said I sat outside in the snow, I meant at an outside table. Only you would need that explained to you. 😵

@ghost-of-a-duke said
I have a circulation problem (Raynaud's phenomenon) which only really becomes a issue in the winter months. For most people with this condition it is the cold that triggers their symptoms (cold hands, chilblains etc) but for me it is the central heating and the sudden change of temperature when I go indoors that is the trigger.

As a result, I am often found sittin ...[text shortened]... that I am among the 7,000 British people who sit outside in the snow to drink their cappuccino.

👻

@very-rusty said
Don't need anything explained to me. Don't you think you look odd sitting outside a cafe in the snow with the smokers? Perhaps you just look like another ashtray smoker to the passer by.

You are discussing a health issue, which I consider whining about a problem. I never do that personally, but you want to whine continue doing so. 😉

-VR

@fmf said
What other things do you supose might well be true about only approximately 7,000 British people?

@fmf said
The number of people living in the village of Bannockburn in Scotland where the famous battle was fought in 1314.

The number of British people who would think Rusty was an okay sort of bloke.

@deepthought said
That's because a black and white television licence costs less than a colour licence. I think that there are far more than 7,000 people in Britain who don't mind saving money by sacrificing a feature that is unimportant to them for a small saving. Besides, some types of colour blindness are so profound that there really isn't any point in a "sufferer" having a colour television.

@badradger said
the number of people in the uk that like AMERICANS.

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Not many hamsters in your wheel, hey?

@ghost-of-a-duke said
The number of British people who would think Rusty was an okay sort of bloke.

@mudfinger said
The number of people in the UK that DON'T wipe with corn cobs.

@fmf said
"More than 7,000 people still watch TV in black and white more than half a century after colour broadcasts began." BBC.

What other things do you supose might well be true about only approximately 7,000 British people?

@badradger said
you should see the lack of clothes the young girls wear on a night on the town

YouTube

@moonbus said
That they are colour blind?