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Cantclimbtom
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Seeing the easy to make BBQ (2 posts before) reminded me of this.... Think I posted this once before? It's a shameful (for me) reminder not to be cheap and buy ripoff Chinese kit. They recommend following a religion in their safety markings! (or maybe it's only to be used by Catholics, it's not quite clear)
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shotlighter
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What they're trying to say, is if you use this then god 'elp you!
pwhole
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RobinGriffiths
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BikinGlynn
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thats so fkin true at our place
Mrs Trellis
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shotlighter
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All 8 for me, I must be in for a fortune!
The board rubber invariably hit my mate Mark, when thrown by the chemistry teacher. He just said "well you know who it was meant for. Hit him him later for me, if you want to."
Graigwen
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Through rose tinted glasses more than half a century old, I have only fond memories of board rubbers being thrown. They never hit me but there were a few near misses.
The only teacher at my school who threw board rubbers was Taffy Williams, the Latin teacher. He was an alcoholic and war hero. He always taught in an academic gown and was also capable of making Latin an enthralling subject. I bitterly regretted having to give up studying this so called "dead language" which later in life would turn out to be more useful than my pathetic attempts to master French.
He also ran the house rugby team and spent five years saying to me "Your name is first on the team sheet, Number 8." This was a bold move as all the rest of my school age rugby was spent as a centre or full back, but it worked well. He would have been amused to know that more than twenty years after leaving school I had evolved into playing tight head prop for London Scottish (despite not having a drop of Scottish blood in my body).
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The only teacher at my school who threw board rubbers was Taffy Williams, the Latin teacher. He was an alcoholic and war hero. He always taught in an academic gown and was also capable of making Latin an enthralling subject. I bitterly regretted having to give up studying this so called "dead language" which later in life would turn out to be more useful than my pathetic attempts to master French.
He also ran the house rugby team and spent five years saying to me "Your name is first on the team sheet, Number 8." This was a bold move as all the rest of my school age rugby was spent as a centre or full back, but it worked well. He would have been amused to know that more than twenty years after leaving school I had evolved into playing tight head prop for London Scottish (despite not having a drop of Scottish blood in my body).
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Laurie
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I held the school record for canings (3 figure number). My school was estabished in the 16th century
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