Mingles with Jingles Episode 527

I'm back! And just for once I get to both start and end this episode with some actual good news.
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[@Cailus3542]

"Fizzy brown arse gravy." One would think that I've learned not to eat a sandwich while listening to MWJ, and yet here we are.

[@hidingman3578]

Same, except with my morning muesli :D

[@jcorbett9620]

@@hidingman3578 Could be worse. You 'could' have been eating something WITH gravy! lol

[@JakeTheTankmaster]

Hope you didn't have HP sauce in it

[@felwinter5528]

What a great image to have in your mind

[@FPFAJTK]

Yeah, my sausage, toast, and tea mixed with fizzy, brown, ass gravy. Oh well, time to eat!

[@llraijinll5753]

JINGLES ONCE AGAIN PROVIDING A FRIENDLY VOICE TO START OUR WEEK ❤ Glad you are 100% cancer free Paul! We love you! ❤

[@abzzeus]

"Needles into me" ok I'm not fainting, but one nurse was amazed i was still talking as the colour drained from me. So don't worry I can full relate

[@EunoiaAnrkyuk]

I never had a problem with needles until one time I had to have a fasting blood test. Literally two seconds after they started drawing blood I turned white, excreted a bucket or two of sweat and threw up... since then, yeah I've been more than a bit nervous around them.

[@JoshuaC923]

@@EunoiaAnrkyuksame experience, I've had a few big tubes of blood extracted without problems. And then once i almost fainted taking it just one small tube of blood, not sure why. Now I'm very apprehensive every time i need to go for blood test

[@f0rth3l0v30fchr15t]

Sony: Data pweeeeeeeasssssee HD2 community: fuck off

[@montro2220]

Sony: We want to artificially inflate PSN accounts! HD2 community: F*** off

[@tomdrv9901]

Clexane(?) injections!!! I had to give these to myself for six weeks after surgery Tips - Lightly slap the area immediately before you do it (so the injection happens in the fuzziness feeling afterwards) - just lie down and don't move for ~15mins afterwards as the medication settles in. - DON'T rub the spot afterward, it creates a massive bruise and if you don't you can usually get away with just a small pinprick blueness. - rotate where you inject, I used six areas in a dice shape around my belly button and once I'd got to the last the first was usually fully settled to go again.

[@cnw5330]

Concur with the last bit. The doctor's advice in my case was to alternate between left and right side, turns out it wasn't enough in my case. Not sure if you need to do a skin fold as a target area for Clexane (I had to for Fraxiparine, it's injected subdcutaneously), but size matters - the bigger, the better, so that your non-dominant hand can hold it securely.

[@reinermiteibidde1009]

I got "Heparin" injections to prevent thrombosis. As far as I know they only need to be injected into under-skin fat somewhere. We had the choice between upper leg or stomach.

[@hpoelies]

You can also do the upper leg, but do ask your doctor about it.... downside there is your skin becomes like leather after a while.... been on Clexane for 3 months once.... UGH!

[@BenjaminEmm]

I haven’t clicked on a mingles with jingles so fast ever! Very happy to have you back, hope the recovery continues! Christ, that medication sounds awful. At least you can laugh about it!

[@slimj091]

Someone needs to make a Root Beer brand and call it "Fizzy brown ass gravy"

[@crocsmart5115]

Just bottle the diarrhoea,it’ll taste better than root beer!

[@Musketeer009]

Arse. Ass gravy is mashed up donkey.

[@T.Cun.]

AKA..... Newcastle Brown Ale....👌

[@LuciousDeMorte]

The next Jingle Home Brew

[@timeforgottenprince8271]

3:04 I also hate needles. In fact, I would stall for an entire year if it meant not having to have an injection. Hearing that Jingles hates getting injections, yet forced to do injections to prevent blood clotting .... *salutes while actually crying* Godspeed Jingles. Godspeed.

[@eagle_and_the_dragon]

It's fascinating how we as a species can personally differ on so minor an experience. I wouldn't go so far as to say "I love needles," but I do like to look as they're doing it, and I enjoy the test if resilience. #1 on my list is using pliars to pull-out a bad tooth. Twisting out baby teeth was one thing, but I've yet to loose an adult one (but hopefully never will).

[@crocsmart5115]

Begin the day with a friendly voice,a companion unobtrusive. 😂 Welcome back Jingles.

[@lumpilumpinski9951]

In italia he is called Jingoroni. Many hugs with parmesano.

[@Tzunamii777]

It's 5am as I'm introduced to "shitty brown ass gravy", and I'm sure now it will stick. No pun intended. Good morning, Admiral. ☕

[@macbeth2354]

It's good to have a bidet in these cases, especially if you also have a hairy ass, since you mentioned sticking :))

[@montro2220]

My father was on blood thinning medication for year due to a heart condition and he could just take it as pills.

[@shrikes45]

Woohoo! 100% cancer free!!! This is the best news of the week. Oh, and I'm the same way with needles - or I used to be. I'm diabetic ("welcome" to the club, btw) and now injecting insulin made me really used to needles. "Fizzy Brown Ass Gravy" is probably the worst news of the week..... We Dive Together or Not At All.

[@paulvamos7319]

Thank you Mr. J! I'm glad you are doing well! Thank you for starting my week off right! 😊

[@MurderCrowAwdio]

Good! a normal Monday again! Glad to hear you're up an running again!

[@Pincer88]

Hurray, the admiral is back and foul mouthes us again with dirty details! 😁 So glad you're feeling much better! Tiredness is a downside that might stick around for a while, but at least you're still with us.

[@lukenukem1164]

"Fizzy brown arse gravy" Mighty Jingles 2024.

[@cracktmonkey3472]

Best wishes. My cancer diagnosis was over 4 years so I understand a little. Just take it slow but don't forget to smell the flowers and touch grass and enjoy life.

[@tremornight]

Watching this while im sitting, waiting for a pet scan 32years old. Last week after numerous pneumonias my doctors found something blocking one of my lungs. Any good advice oh mighty overlord for staying calm through all the waiting? Waiting for pet scan, waiting for results, waiting for operation....

[@allanfoster6965]

The best of British. Truly hope everything can be sorted out.

[@NoName-sb9tp]

Happy monday... yay... But most importantly: Good health to you, Jingles!

[@Seraphus87]

I used to be absolutely terrified of needles too, then I broke my leg and after the surgery I also had to self-inject blood thinner for a while. This desensitized me and I've been OK with needles ever since. If you're lucky you'll have a similar effect.

[@ijsthee2000]

It's good to hear you are doing better! My weekend, however ended quite shitty. Our cat Diva died yesterday evening at 22:30, 1 day after her 14th birthday. And about an hour ago we took her to the crematorium, so it's going to be a rough week for me.

[@neilburton1867]

I was diagnosed with a second DVT last Friday, Warfarin, and the same Dalteparin injections for me. Found it easier to go in at an angle as you don't even feel it.

[@Todd209S]

Ah yes! Sitting down to listen to Mingles with Jingles while I eat my lunch and get hear about fizzy brown ass gravy. LOL!

[@mariannejensen349]

Best about weekends is to know that you a home, cancer-free, and safe (as fit and healthy as can be, thinking of the circumstances)

[@tigeriussvarne177]

I was in London last weekend, and had a great time! Awesome food, but flippin heck, everything is so expensive!

[@freetolook3727]

We used to call it "The Hershey Squirts"! 😂😂😂

[@drakko26]

So...we had to kill 2B - that's billion - bugs(not robots) in 3-4 days? It got done in almost 2 days. Now we gotta kill 2B bots - we're at 992M and change with 2 days to go. For Super Earth!

[@joppe7219]

Very happy that you’re feeling better. Much love

[@tanasebrle9052]

Sounds like Lovenox injections. I had to take those as well... the needle is fairly small, no bogger than the needle for insulin injections. The trick, after you insert the needle, slowly inject the solution, this will help to reduce the sting/burn sensation.

[@jeromethiel4323]

I used to hate needles with a passion. Never fainted or anything, but they terrified me as a child (i am old, i got vaccinated a LOT as a child). But once i hit adulthood, i realized that the anticipation was WAY worse than the actual pain. In fact, i'd hurt myself far worse stubbing a toe than most shots. After that it was "this is nothing, it doesn't hurt, stop worrying about it." And since that realization, needles don't bother me at all anymore. And i've been in the hospital twice on intensive IV medications and that is a needle stick that doesn't end. It hurts the entire time, although not as badly as the initial poke where they actually punch not a hole, but a HOLE for the needle to go into. In one instance the medication was so toxic that the IV site needed to be moved every day once the IV site got irritated. If you aren't over your fear of needles after 30 days, you may have a problem... ^-^

[@kyneticist]

Turns out Jingles, that the community manager you're talking about was AkTuaLLY an ArrowHead (Hell Diver's developer) employee. Sony wanted him to be fired for escalating the situation. He was the one who told people to post negative reviews and ask for their money back, he was quite rude about too. During Sony's about-face, Arrowhead also told Sony that they'd be keeping the CM; Apparently they're quite fond of him despite his rather unprofessional, even hostile manner. There apparently was a standing agreement between Arrowhead and Sony that Hell Divers 2 would need PSN accounts, on release the head of Arrowhead made sure that the agreed policy was not implemented. There's a formal apology from him to the community that explains it all. Technically then, Sony had the necessary legal and technical terms in place to say that all of those accounts should have been on the Sony network from the start. Arrowhead should have negotiated for them not to be. Chances were though that as Sony is used to dealing with developers who have zero leverage on the Sony network, wouldn't hear a word of it. I'm glad that it worked out and proved that linking one's Steam account to Sony (also thus granting Sony full access to your data on Steam) is not necessary for games to run. One could argue that the guy in charge of Arrowhead took one for the team.

[@MrGrimsmith]

Spitz got fired afterward and prior to the comment about review bombing was a right twat to the community. Not exactly the best rep to have IMO. Unfortunately they chose to keep both Baskinator and Purple Squidgeon, the latter of whom may be on the receiving end of a defamation suit for the public accusations of misconduct made against Grummz. Johan definitely took a hit on this one and admitted that it was something he was fully aware of, we were also aware of it on login as it was in the EULA. Unfortunately for Sony I believe that those aren't technically enforceable under EU or UK law (the terms have to be "clear and reasonable" as well as available prior to purchase, none of which are the case here) so they can go swivel. Personally I wouldn't mind but I don't trust Steam with much of my data outside of the necessary (PayPal and email) and they haven't had serious breaches providing useable data. Unlike, for example, Sony who wanted either my driver's licence or passport for age verification (I gave up my mobile when I stopped working, definitely don't miss it!) so they can go do one.

[@cheemy1000]

"Fizzy brown arse gravy." T-Shirt ordered

[@montarakid1943]

My type 2 diabetes requires I self inject some insulin into my stomach wall each morning. I've been doing it for 10 years. And while my eversion to needles was never quite as bad as yours it was bad enough. Now? Piece o' cake. I really don't even think about it any more. Amazing what we can get used to.🤔

[@BeachedArmor]

Sony did a Game of throws by trying to win harder, btw we havnt forgotten treir little stunt with music copyrights. It really seems the modern management norm the way big compagnies actively trying to screw over as many ppl as possible

[@tboneisgaming]

I'm pleased to hear your recovery is going well. I would imagine the anti-coagulant is either Warfarin or Heparin. The latter I'm familiar with from having dialysis a few years ago. I'm not a great fan of needles either. I still remember a time when I was anaemic. I had to inject myself in the stomach with Ethropoetin. I couldn't bring myself to do it and had to ask someone else to assist. My lingering memory is the injection was very painful. You have my sympathies.

[@KVO008]

Me having dinner while browsing YT. "Oh, i haven't watched the latest episode of mingles with Jingles". Talks about his medication downsides. Well, there goes my appetite... Never change Jingles. XD

[@thomasgarrison3949]

A book tells of your side effects: 50 yards to the outhouse by Willy Make It, Illustrated by Betty Dont ! 🤣

[@peterscrafton5212]

I am delighted that your health is moving, steadily, in the right direction. I know EXACTLY how you feel about needles: Fortunately for me, I have never had to jab myself - but, as you say, better this than the alternative.

[@sarahlachman1349]

Wishing you a speedy recovery!

[@David_randomnumber]

Jingles for your needle problem there may be a solution. My daughter has the same problem and we found those things called "Emla Pflaster" it's something like a bandaid you put on an hour or 2 before the poke and it numbs the area. You will feel nothing (if that helps) but those things are not cheap. A company named "Pharmasana" distributes those in the UK.

[@joedanker3267]

I watch a lot of YT channels that run WOWS replays and commentary. And I've been playing the game obsessively off and on since 2018, currently in my second go round of daily grinding and winning 5.2 of every 10 battles 😆. But there is NO other channel that can bring a WOWS battle to life like The Mighty Jingles can. Every episode is a treasure and a road map as to how to do it. Thank you big guy, you have a talent unlike anyone else in this space and I appreciate it more than I can put into words.

[@catalinike]

jingles do the check from time to time to be safe that has not returned

[@heikoknaup6838]

So good to see that you are back again and get healthy again. I am terrified of needles too. I think I coulnt stick a needle into my belly for thirty days. Best of wishes for you Jingles. I hope you regain your strength quickly.

[@satyabansen6821]

Oh i am so glad to hear you are cancer free Jingles! May the gods bless you.

[@Seth90]

yeah... the Developer *Arrowhead Game Studios* aren't completely blameless in this whole affair. They've known about this for months (literally since release, it was part of their agreement with Sony) and didn't bothered to tell anyone.

[@MelWard-fw6rc]

Yeeeeaaaa im so glad you are getting better n im.glad Rita is there to help you. Keep getting better tho ❤

[@Doom1981]

I had to take this for 8 weeks after I broke my leg, the surgeon demanded that I learn to do this myself and i did. The fun part when I was in hospital a couple years ago, the nurse was really surprised when I told her to hand me that needle, to do it myself.

[@FlavarOlonar]

Great to hear that you are getting better. I had to use those needles too after a operation. I was so glad that I had no fear of needles, since they were so large.

[@ogkspaz]

17:17 Sneaky Freudian Slip there, Jingles!

[@markgroothuis8569]

I feel your pain, Jingles. I had the same problem after I had had some surgery years ago. Terrified of needles, I had to take them for 30 days too - though these could also be injected in the bottom side ... I've never had seen my wife grinning evil sooo well ...

[@johnbowen5336]

For lingering weakness post C19, I found that extra iron in the diet (carnivore diet for a weak, yay!) and a sublingual B12 tab every morning helped. YMMV, etc.

[@levisen2394]

It's nice to have my weekly mingles with jingles back in action 😁😁😁😁

[@CurtDeeeezy]

Always look forward to a mingles with jingles video to start the week 🎉🫡 glad to hear again that you are cancer free! What a blessing🎉🎉🎉

[@raghnallmacaodh3220]

Jingles.... fizzy brown arse gravy..... me.. suddenly coffee coming out nose.... 😂

[@Pretermiter]

Hey Jingles. I was absolutely terrified of needles too. After knee surgery I had to give myself shots against blood cloths for 11 days. I know firsthand that you absolutely can manage this! Stay strong, this too will pass :)

[@BlubberNotBubble98]

I really should not have chosen to watch this during my lunch with that start 😂

[@NigelDeForrest-Pearce-cv6ek]

Brilliant Health Report!!!

[@PPiTTislakatamia]

Eddie saved Jingles..undoubtedly... Best news i heard for a while now..

[@ursamajor7468]

Aw, needles are fine little pokey things. No worries. I always watch when I get blood draws which occasionally worries my phlebotomist because she’s had fainters previously. All good 🩸it’s just my leakage. 😉

[@jakeblues1529]

Jingles, you have made my whole day knowing you are big C free now! x x x

[@Penfolduk001]

Ouch! Injections into the tummy area every day. Fortunately for my Crohns it's just an injector pen once a fortnight into my thigh. I pretend I'm injecting adrenaline like Nick Cage in The Rock...

[@smiley800]

You sound great!!!! I hope the fatigue doesn't last very long and you get your energy back. Remember you've been through a lot, give yourself plenty of time to heal. I don't think you're 20 years old anymore. Maybe one of your fans from the hospital could drop by and give you your shot(s) each day. Well, maybe not. And you sound so happy when you say "cancer free"!!!.. I'm happy for you.

[@malguskerensky]

Glad your recovery is going well and let us hope it continues! Regarding Hell Divers 2, a bit of a correction - Sony said they would not require PSN accounts but not taking action required to make it so. Steam has come out to state that Sony had the block in place and they have not removed it. So despite Sony saying we did back and make a real change, they posted a tweak and have not changed the Steam side of things so 170 regions still can not buy or play the game if they had uninstalled their HD2 client.

[@DustyChapter]

Oh my god the blood thinning medication injection! i literally felt my belly ache where they injected it into me (during my hospital stay from cutting an artery in my leg) hearing you talk about it, it was goddamn torture 😭. Woudn't wish having to do it for a *month* on anyone. Wishing you the best Jingles 🫡

[@WalterReimer]

Fizzy Brown Arse Gravy is the name of the newest retro-punk band in Wroclaw.

[@ditzydoo4378]

So, still hovering around the johnny as it were. Best of luck in the recovery.

[@Foxtrott_4]

Have you heard that someone if restoring the one and only FV4005 to its former glory?

[@montro2220]

The dreaded death ray

[@Rymunin]

valve responded to questions about the sale ban of helldivers 2 in the various countries, they say it wasnt them that delisted, it was sony and the re-list is sony controlled

[@andyyyz9114]

Self-administering Tinzaparin sounds like good exposure therapy for you :)

[@shadoudirges]

Yeah, I get pretty nervous around needles too so I can relate to the dread you going through.

[@russward2612]

Hello Jingles, Rita, Hjusie, Akizuki and fellow Salt Miners. Imagine a soulless corporation being soulless?!?! Say it ain't so! That's it. Treats and scritches for the Floofy Ladies please. 🐈🐈‍⬛👑✌️🖖

[@cnw5330]

Oh man. Totally feel you on the needle front. I broke my ankle in January and had to undergo a surgery. Having to inject Fraxiparine in my own belly for the next 40 days was.. fun. Especially when it has to be done subcutaneously and my left hand doesn't have the best grasp of the skin fold.

[@wassimdarwich5918]

Woohey Mondays are back to normal

[@therenkman]

at 3:47 i expected a bait and switch. "... comes in the form of a suppository" 😁

[@superdarkevilfridge]

I think jingles would prefer the injection to the "French method" 😂

[@markstott6689]

I have a difficult medical issue of my own. I have the poop testing kit sent to me by the NHS. The problem is I have a poop phobia, a very sensitive nose and a trip wire gag reflex. I've had the kit for weeks now 😢 As for injections: I have to inject Ozempic (diabetes related) once a week. I'm not quite as nervous anymore.

[@eliasnilsson6604]

Dont think of it as needles Jingles, its Stimpacks! Gotta approach it with the right mindset! :)

[@jmurray886]

"Fizzy brown arse-gravy" Words of a poet. You should try my grandpa's old remedy (allegedly), try eating a tablespoon of Bisto, it won't help with the runs but it'll thicken it up a hit 😂🤣😂

[@mkang8782]

Glad your health continues to improve.

[@neilwilson5785]

I'm pretty sure I saw FBAG at the Marquee in 1978. Good times.

[@michaelbourgeault9409]

So long as the body is warm, and the bowels move regularly, all else is minor and temporary. - Robert Anson Heinlein

[@TrickiVicBB71]

I also not the best around needles. But nice to hear your voice again

[@JonMI6]

4:03 I know the feeling there. I had to have it done for a few days after my colon removal surgery until I started walking again. Not a pleasant feeling

[@pvtcmyers87]

Hey Jingles, It's good to have you back good sir. May those 30 days that you need to inject yourself in the stomach be over quickly.

[@gvroamer]

Ever seen a Big Burly Combat Experienced Para faint at the sight of a needle? To this day, we still do not even hint at teasing him about it because reasons of mayhem and realistic fears of personal injury. Just pretend that you are doing 'resurrection seppuku'. Best wishes.

[@arakheno4051]

Suggestion=blood thinner. Brillanta. It’s a pill twice daily. No needles.

[@iTankSometimes]

Well done to that community!

[@joedanker3267]

I wish I had been terrified of needles . . . could have saved me years of making a pin cushion of my arms to get high.

[@LuciousDeMorte]

Fizzy Brown Arse Gravy 🤣🤣🤣 Just what I needed to hear whilst I was eating my lunch

[@therealkillerb7643]

Welcome back!

[@Chino56751]

Needles are evil, but necessary. Better to pay for the pain, than for what happens if you don't get them Doesn't mean you got to like it, or can't even stall a tad

[@huwwynjones2144]

LOL. I had a new knee around a year ago. I agree the blood thinning injections were the worst part of the whole ordeal!! Keep strong Mr Jingles :-)

[@linonardin9629]

Helldiver here. I'm so happy to be part of a community that can come together in times of need, even if the toxicity is pretty bad. That's what happens when you let the gamers do what they want to do. The devs don't walk us around holding our hands like in kindergarten. They give us guns and tell us to get it done, and it will be done. For Democracy!

[@joedanker3267]

"Shitting fizzy brown ass gravy" - the story of my mornings before I got sober.

[@nexus.shadow]

Blood clot deaths after operations are something you hear about but rarely experience in your circle of friends and family who have operations, its always faceless statistics , but its serious and common enough to warrant the warnings and precautions of blood thinners and pressure bandages for post op care, my mother had spinal surgery and had these fancy massaging leggings that vibrated and pumped hot and cold water to lower even further the risk, she came out of the recovery period fine , my mates wife however didn't, she went in for a typical surgery on something in her stomach, and everything went perfect, however when she got home a day later she woke up with a pain in her knee, while getting a cup of tea she she collapsed dead, a clot from her surgery had worked its way from her stomach to her knee, restricted blood flow around her knee then dislodged and went straight to her brain and resulted in an aneurism which killed her instantly

[@fergusmccabe100]

Banana fritters, trypanophobia and gaming news its why we come here. Never change Jingles

[@freetolook3727]

Diarrhea or constipation... I'll take diarrhea any day of the week, twice on Sunday! 😂😂

[@gutz-Coldrevenge]

Steam put out a statement on the HD2 bullsh, the delisting was apparently requested by Sony, oh and last i looked, it STILL wasn't available in said countries.

[@mickpass1]

My wife is on blood thinners due to having a mechanical heart valve. In everyday life she takes Warfarin pills. When she was pregnant with our two kids, however, the Warfarin was considered risky, so she had to go on Heparin with two injections each day in the stomach for nine months each time. Definitely no fun!