World Turned Upside Down

[RubbaJohnny]

As a child I remember this closed pub in London with the fantastic name

World Turned Upside Down, named after the civil war

It was on the north side of the rd near a boxing gym Cahrlotte Court and the Imperial War Museum just South of the Palaces of Lambeth and Westminster along the pilgrim Old Kent Rd..Does anyone have indoor photos please ?

http://www.yelp.co.uk/biz/world-turned-upside-down-london

While life in a land of 8 on a bike ,snake and dog munchers the balcony Olymics and clown auditions sometimes overseas competes.

For your enjoyment

Link removed.

Meanwhile not to be outdown and oddly absent from TAT brochures

http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/news/world/2007-09-07-4067057723_x.htm

BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) — A cancer patient lying on a gurney waiting to be treated was fatally bitten by a snake, a hospital in western Thailand said Friday.

A pit viper bit the man last week at Kanchanaburi Memorial Hospital in Kanchanaburi province, 70 miles west of Bangkok. He died on Tuesday, four days after the snake bit.

Gurneys at the hospital, in a semi-rural area, usually are laid outside the hospital buildings to wait for incoming patients, and the snake apparently slithered onto the gurney when it was outdoors.

Chamni Chittriprasert, a spokesman of the Health Ministry's Medical Science Department, said that it is rare for a person to die from a pit viper bite, but that the man's case was fatal because his liver cancer had weakened his body.

His wife called for the hospital to take responsibility for the death.

The deputy director of the private hospital, Jindawan Phromsiriphat, called the death a regrettable accident that staff would have prevented if they could have, and said that the hospital would pay for one night of the victim's weeklong Buddhist funeral.

[bigjules007]

Ouch!, poor bloke, what a way to go, you would think that you'd be relatively safe from harm lying on a gurney in a hospital, unless you were in a hospital in a war zone of course.

Condolences

[MJP]

Nothing to do with Thailand and a bit of a strange one.