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Great White Shark spotted off Turkey

Posted by Norman on 2/9/2024, 9:06:07

Our Ex Pats in the USA & Australia might not know how lots of Brits fly out to Turkey for much cheaper cosmetic surgery.
We often hear that surgery gets botched and our NHS have to fix it.
This Great White shark was spotted off Turkey

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Re: Great White Shark spotted off Turkey

Posted by Ian Turnbull on 2/9/2024, 9:34:46, in reply to "Great White Shark spotted off Turkey"

That made me laugh - Nice one Norman

Re: Great White Shark spotted off Turkey

Posted by Liz Dance on 2/9/2024, 9:37:24, in reply to "Great White Shark spotted off Turkey"

Wonder how much the teeth cost!!!

Re: Great White Shark spotted off Turkey

Posted by Carol in hampshire on 2/9/2024, 9:43:27, in reply to "Re: Great White Shark spotted off Turkey"

Ha ha ha great start to rainy Monday

Re: Great White Shark spotted off Turkey

Posted by Sheila on 2/9/2024, 13:07:35, in reply to "Re: Great White Shark spotted off Turkey"

Brilliant Norman.

Re: Great White Shark spotted off Turkey

Posted by Steve in Australia on 2/9/2024, 13:26:27, in reply to "Great White Shark spotted off Turkey"

This very same subject of traveling to Turkey for Dental work was discussed on Sydney radio last week.

Re: Great White Shark spotted off Turkey

Posted by Liz Dance on 2/9/2024, 13:43:31, in reply to "Re: Great White Shark spotted off Turkey"

On a serious note, I do think that if anyone travels to Turkey or any other country for cosmetic surgery I feel feel the Insurance should be a must and under no circumstances should the NHS be expected to pick up the cost if any of the procedures go wrong, rectifying should be at the expense of the person seeking surgery - just my opinion.

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