I think Warty has the size of it.
"When first we practise to deceive, oh what a tangled web we weave."
Ricky really you are stuffed if you do and stuffed if you don't.
You will now have to come up with a cracking reason why you went for your dad's prescription. Nothing to do with an under 18 getting a free-prescription by chance and saving £6.83?
Having convinced the doc that your first story was a lie you are now asking him to believe the second is the truth.
Then you have to go to the RAF and say that you lied.
Sorry Ricky, but there are so many people out there without hayfever, without asthma, who are not known to have lied etc etc.
Your best bet is to shut up, take it on the chin, and come back in 2010.
PS
I checked the NHS website on repeat prescriptions
<<The expectation is that the arrangements will be best suited to patients with chronic conditions which are considered likely to remain stable for the duration of the repeatable prescription.>>
The key word here is chronic and likely to remain stable
You have convinced the doctor one way now that it does not suit your career plan . . .
Last edited by Pontius Navigator; 20th Sep 2007 at 19:25.