| norfolkred1 Posted on 1/3 8:36 | |
| FAO Norfolkngood/Fridge/Sleaford | |
One of the Thetford boys and I are off up to the Man Citeh game leaving on the Friday afternoon with a space available if you want it, coming back on Sunday. The usual route Lynn 17 1. First come etc.... | |
| the_broken_fridge Posted on 1/3 9:20 | |
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Offer is much appreciated, but can't do the match that day. I've other plans. I will wave as you drive past Spalding though! | |
| norfolkred1 Posted on 1/3 9:22 | |
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Cheers fella 1 down 2 to go. Thought it was best to make the offer as we were passsing the end of your street/fen whatever | |
| NorfolknGood Posted on 1/3 9:29 | |
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Thanks for the offer but I am going up anyway to bring son back from Uni at Stockton that weekend. Also Wildcats of Kilkenny at Town hall on the night. | |
| norfolkred1 Posted on 1/3 13:00 | |
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OK fella, just back from Gym hence the long delay. Did you go to the Arse game? | |
| Sleaford_Socialite Posted on 1/3 13:56 | |
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I'm not coming either, thanks for the offer though. Watch yourself near Spalding though, some very rough elements. | |
| the_broken_fridge Posted on 1/3 13:57 | |
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calcium, rubidum, phosphorus. things like that you mean? | |
| Sleaford_Socialite Posted on 1/3 14:01 | |
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Yes, reactive earth metals being the worst offenders. Also called Alkali metals now, although I don't recall this from my high quality Campus schooling. --- Post edited by Sleaford_Socialite on 1/3 14:21 --- | |
| the_broken_fridge Posted on 1/3 14:04 | |
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are those reactive earth metals then? I'm no Dr Bunsen Honeydew. | |
| Sleaford_Socialite Posted on 1/3 14:20 | |
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lithium sodium potassium rubidium caesium francium | |
| the_broken_fridge Posted on 1/3 14:24 | |
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I have a scar on my left hand from a burning with a glass rod. That's about all I remember from Mr Fisher's chemistry lessons. (used to see him going to the match. Parked in the same car park as I used to). | |
| Sleaford_Socialite Posted on 1/3 14:24 | |
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Fridgey and Moses, getting ready... | |
| Link: ..for a nice quiet nite in. | |
| Sleaford_Socialite Posted on 1/3 14:25 | |
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I don't recall the wabbit in the background? | |
| Sleaford_Socialite Posted on 1/3 14:26 | |
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I had Mr Sutton, we used to call him the undertaker. | |
| the_broken_fridge Posted on 1/3 14:28 | |
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Mr Sutton? The name rings a bell. I don't think he taught me mind. I am assuming with the name the Undertaker he looked like death warmed up? I also had Mr Noddings. And... Some bloke with a beard and a body odour issue who had a class room right on the end, to which a conservatory was once attached. | |
| Sleaford_Socialite Posted on 1/3 14:46 | |
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erm...not sure, his name came from his demeanor and movements, very similar to the wrestler, and his classroom was always cold, like a morgue. Mr Noddings was/is a tit. I think he was trying to fire into Mrs Hodgson from the English dept. as well. Can I leave that up? --- Post edited by Sleaford_Socialite on 1/3 14:47 --- | |
| the_broken_fridge Posted on 1/3 14:48 | |
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I think you'll be alright with that. Happy times in science class. If only I could remember them. | |
| Sleaford_Socialite Posted on 1/3 14:49 | |
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the classes or the happy time? I once set Dawn Horseley's shirt on fire with a bunsen burner. | |
| the_broken_fridge Posted on 1/3 14:52 | |
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I can't think she would have liked that. | |
| Sleaford_Socialite Posted on 1/3 14:53 | |
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A well reasoned guess, when she'd put herself out we had 'words', I convinced her it was an accident. --- Post edited by Sleaford_Socialite on 1/3 14:54 --- | |
| the_broken_fridge Posted on 1/3 14:55 | |
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well done there. Weaseling out of things is an important life skill. See - you did learn something. | |
| Sleaford_Socialite Posted on 1/3 14:59 | |
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Yes, that and how to kill Seagulls (sorry Scuba) | |
| zoec Posted on 1/3 15:01 | |
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You kill seagulls, Sleaford? How much do you charge? | |
| Sleaford_Socialite Posted on 1/3 15:07 | |
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I'm retired now really, I could probably still manage though. I think you just need white bread and one of the metals listed above. I think it may appear to be cruel now though. I do however have access to a gun, sadly I use it in the same way that Mikkel Beck used his shooting boots, you wouldn't think I practiced for 10 minutes every year. | |
| zoec Posted on 1/3 15:12 | |
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Hmmm, I can't see a reactive earth metal doing the job. Feed it to them and they'll probably turn into the Seagull version of the Incredible Hulk. Seagulls are like cockroaches - they'd survive a nuclear winter. | |
| the_broken_fridge Posted on 1/3 15:14 | |
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wasps are more likely to survive a nuclear winter than cockroaches - true fact. | |
| Thetfordboys Posted on 1/3 15:50 | |
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hello mate the gym is not working for you!!! wot time am i picking you up for man shity game, up north this weekend for manure game wot about matty | |
