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Re: Bonfire night party
« Reply #15 on: 30 September 2014, 23:19:41 »

Can I volunteer to be First Aider again? Updated my Haschem skills this year, got some butter for those that only get a flesh burn, and they told my I was certifiable.......... :y :y
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Re: Bonfire night party
« Reply #16 on: 30 September 2014, 23:35:32 »

Can I volunteer to be First Aider again? Updated my Haschem skills this year, got some butter for those that only get a flesh burn, and they told my I was certifiable.......... :y :y
That's the only prerequisite  ;D
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Re: Bonfire night party
« Reply #17 on: 01 October 2014, 13:30:24 »

Word on the street is that a van full of 'supplies' destined to Syria from Cardiff accidentally on purpose turned left onto the M4...

Guessing that's the rockets, er, burgers sorted ;D

An excellent start to the preparations - well done, Al! :y

Need to sort some best Wiltshire pork bangers sausages too.
Anyone seen that good egg Mr Entwood? ::)

Mr E is hiding in the shed, surrounded by fire extinguishers, asbestos blankets, and tinfoil suits until that horrible little man Seth stops talking about setting fire to things ... again. A man's nervous system can only take so much in one lifetime .... 


Nurse ... NURSE .. more tranquilisers ...  PLEASE

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Re: Bonfire night party
« Reply #18 on: 01 October 2014, 19:05:57 »

Mr E is obviously teasing us....as Ive noted that he's already started to build the bonfire at the side of his house....he's started well....there seems to be some wood/plastic/rubber/tin (not sure the tin will burn that well tho  :-\ ) all on a concrete base....and about 10ft high already......just needs more timber chucking on top to finish it off  :y :y ;D
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Re: Bonfire night party
« Reply #19 on: 01 October 2014, 23:25:33 »

Mr E is hiding in the shed, surrounded by fire extinguishers, asbestos blankets, and tinfoil suits until that horrible little man Seth stops talking about setting fire to things ... again. A man's nervous system can only take so much in one lifetime .... 

Chill Winston Nige; things appear to be me an' Gelignite Beer Belly Kelly've got it all under control man :o

Should count yerself lucky, as you escaped made it home relatively unscathed last time. 'Twas myself, TB; Mrs Seth and that vodka-swilling Ukrainian crane driver who took the full force of the blast Lazydocker's over reaction enthusiasm :(

Al's sorted the burgers (can't see an artic-full being consumed, somehow), though am having difficulty keeping the consignment frozen for the ensuing weeks :-\

Just thought that you'd be in a position to sort some of those best Wiltshire bangers sausages ... same variety as last time. Can't see what all the fuss is about ... :-[
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Re: Bonfire night party
« Reply #20 on: 01 October 2014, 23:36:13 »

Can I volunteer to be First Aider again? Updated my Haschem skills this year, got some butter for those that only get a flesh burn, and they told my I was certifiable.......... :y :y

Already had you pencilled-in for this vital important role, dear boy!
You bringin' the family, Vamps? 8)

Need to speak with Guffers next ... see if he'll provide the paramedic/field hospital medical expertise/trauma care ::)
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Re: Bonfire night party
« Reply #21 on: 01 October 2014, 23:45:12 »

My psychologist won't let me come, apparetly flashbacks are quite common when you come so close to death :'(

'Flashover' is the correct adjective term .. I reckon ;)
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Re: Bonfire night party
« Reply #22 on: 02 October 2014, 00:10:36 »

Can I volunteer to be First Aider again? Updated my Haschem skills this year, got some butter for those that only get a flesh burn, and they told my I was certifiable.......... :y :y

Already had you pencilled-in for this vital important role, dear boy!
You bringin' the family, Vamps? 8)

Need to speak with Guffers next ... see if he'll provide the paramedic/field hospital medical expertise/trauma care ::)

No, not this year, it would be irresponsible, I just could not let Miss Vamps get so excited again, the deputy Chief of Cleveland Fire Brigade is not too happy with me at the moment....... :( :(
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Re: Bonfire night party
« Reply #23 on: 02 October 2014, 10:46:13 »

Can I volunteer to be First Aider again? Updated my Haschem skills this year, got some butter for those that only get a flesh burn, and they told my I was certifiable.......... :y :y

Already had you pencilled-in for this vital important role, dear boy!
You bringin' the family, Vamps? 8)

Need to speak with Guffers next ... see if he'll provide the paramedic/field hospital medical expertise/trauma care ::)

I am still waiting for my ambulance to be repaired after last year, plus it never lost that stench after Jammie let one rip inside while I was tending to his 2nd degree burns.

I keep telling patients that it must be a dead mouse under the floor plan but I know that it will linger.  What is the half-life of his naga fuelled radioactive farts these days?
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Re: Bonfire night party
« Reply #24 on: 08 October 2014, 23:41:46 »

Mr E is obviously teasing us....as Ive noted that he's already started to build the bonfire at the side of his house....he's started well....there seems to be some wood/plastic/rubber/tin (not sure the tin will burn that well tho  :-\ ) all on a concrete base....and about 10ft high already......just needs more timber chucking on top to finish it off :y :y ;D

Funny you should mention this Dave ...

Got a family funeral in Trowbridge on Friday, so'll pop over to the Moonraker's gaffe and see how the preparations are proceeding.

Need to discuss the ... err ... 'arrangements' ... ::)



(Wait for it ...) ;)
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