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Most vivid school memory (and probably the most enjoyable)

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Cheating so and so!!!

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It doesn't come close to Diana Ross's missing the target when the goal split apart at Soldier Field in 1994!

(The opening ceremony to the 1994 World Cup finals in the United States...)

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only thing I remember from school was the Space Shuttle exploding whilst I sat in my Spanish class...

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Jeffari-al-Texani wrote: only thing I remember from school was the Space Shuttle exploding whilst I sat in my Spanish class...

We really didn't need to hear about your masturbation exploits in far away lands Jeff:nono:

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Shug wrote: Most vivid school memory (and probably the most enjoyable)

I think this game was on a Friday night, but I was at cub camp so you had 50 kids away from home all watching this on a portable telly. Halycon days. :nod:

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Alternatively, the death of Anthony Karamonopolis in Grange Hill was a bit of a shocker.

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Jeffari-al-Texani wrote: only thing I remember from school was the Space Shuttle exploding whilst I sat in my Spanish class...

Can you prove that you were in the Spanish class at the time of the incident?

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El Jarvo wrote:

Shug wrote: Most vivid school memory (and probably the most enjoyable)

I think this game was on a Friday night, but I was at cub camp so you had 50 kids away from home all watching this on a portable telly. Halycon days. :nod:

:laugh: I'm too young to remember that :nod:

Space shuttle is a good shout, forgot about that. That was in the days when jokes went round by word of mouth rather than text messaging. That disaster had nearly as many jokes as Jacko pegging it.

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Pablo Bastardo wrote:

Jeffari-al-Texani wrote: only thing I remember from school was the Space Shuttle exploding whilst I sat in my Spanish class...

Can you prove that you were in the Spanish class at the time of the incident?

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El Jarvo wrote: Alternatively, the death of Anthony Karamonopolis in Grange Hill was a bit of a shocker.

And Zammo in the bogs with a needle.

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Shug wrote:

El Jarvo wrote: Alternatively, the death of Anthony Karamonopolis in Grange Hill was a bit of a shocker.

And Zammo in the bogs with a needle.

Just say no.

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Pablo Bastardo wrote:

Jeffari-al-Texani wrote: only thing I remember from school was the Space Shuttle exploding whilst I sat in my Spanish class...

Can you prove that you were in the Spanish class at the time of the incident?

I was in woodwork at that moment,swear down.

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Pablo Bastardo wrote:

Jeffari-al-Texani wrote: only thing I remember from school was the Space Shuttle exploding whilst I sat in my Spanish class...

Can you prove that you were in the Spanish class at the time of the incident?

uhm...no...I can't...isn't my word good enough???

wait...that's already been answered...apparently...

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if i remember rightly, and i probably dont, zammo wasnt found with a needle but with a bit of foil. round the back of an arcade? by ro-laaaaand? more memorable of course was his lovely girl friend jackie. also booga benson giving tucker a kicking also springs to mind. booga benson, what a great/shit nick name! the sausage (of course) as for mandella, i think it was a sunday that he was released, it was showing live on telly and my mum wanted this historic moment turned over so she could watch the omnibus of eastenders. alas i dont know if everyone spoke about it the next day at school as i had left long ago. the first iraq war, happened half way through the film wise guys, a classic, well not really, but i was getting right into it when it it was rudely interupted for a n all night news flash of night vision showing kinda explosions maybe, but it was hard to tell. i had to wait about a year for the wise guys film to resume, its about two old crooks that aer released from prison after donkeys years into a world that is foreign to them now and shows the some times funny and some times sad situations they find themselves in, ultimately i think they decide to do "one more job" because even if they get caught jail would be better than the lives they now lead. fuck, if anyone wants to discuss this film any further please dont hesitate to contribute, though come to think of it, it might not have been called wise guys. hope this clears things up. i have just finished a 12 hour night shift, you will have to excuse my rambling. night night.

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Erdel Kizilkay wrote: it was showing live on telly and my mum wanted this historic moment turned over so she could watch the omnibus of eastenders.

priorities baby...priorities...

I couldn't figure out why they kept showing that poor guy crashing into the post at the luge track yesterday...so I finally changed the channel...

erm...once again...not sure what this has to do with anything...

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Erdel Kizilkay wrote: if i remember rightly, and i probably dont, zammo wasnt found with a needle but with a bit of foil. round the back of an arcade? by ro-laaaaand? more memorable of course was his lovely girl friend jackie. also booga benson giving tucker a kicking also springs to mind. booga benson, what a great/shit nick name! the sausage (of course) as for mandella, i think it was a sunday that he was released, it was showing live on telly and my mum wanted this historic moment turned over so she could watch the omnibus of eastenders. alas i dont know if everyone spoke about it the next day at school as i had left long ago. the first iraq war, happened half way through the film wise guys, a classic, well not really, but i was getting right into it when it it was rudely interupted for a n all night news flash of night vision showing kinda explosions maybe, but it was hard to tell. i had to wait about a year for the wise guys film to resume, its about two old crooks that aer released from prison after donkeys years into a world that is foreign to them now and shows the some times funny and some times sad situations they find themselves in, ultimately i think they decide to do "one more job" because even if they get caught jail would be better than the lives they now lead. fuck, if anyone wants to discuss this film any further please dont hesitate to contribute, though come to think of it, it might not have been called wise guys. hope this clears things up. i have just finished a 12 hour night shift, you will have to excuse my rambling. night night.

Completely understand the post-12 hour night shift haze/twilight zone.I know your pain.

You're bang on,it was called 'Wise Guys' with Kirk Douglas and Burt Lancaster as the oldtimers in a new world-anything with those two in is good.

Zammo-put his lovely lass through hell,the fucking hopeless little baghead.

Tucker's nemesis was Gripper Stepson,who's Booga Benson?

Eastenders-utter shite,do me a favour!

Iraq War-Make love,not war.

Mandela-Murderer,terrorist,criminal.

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Was all a bit more local at my school.

"where's high street" etc :lol:

We sat watching Columbia's first launch get scrubbed a lot at primary school, but we missed it when she finally lifted off.

Think the biggest TV event we talked about was the episode of Thunderbirds (Terror in NYC) in which Thunderbird2 was shot down by trigger happy merkins.

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Boatraceface wrote:

Shug wrote:

El Jarvo wrote: Alternatively, the death of Anthony Karamonopolis in Grange Hill was a bit of a shocker.

And Zammo in the bogs with a needle.

Just say no.

We had someone from Grange Hill at my work delivering training a couple of months back. Tucker's made Alan! He asked if anyone recognised him and only one person did....:laugh:

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don't remember many.only one that springs to mind was when Bill Shankly died

think i kind of wiped a lot of school memories the day i walked out of Bilton High gates for the last time.Was never big on school:lol:

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Julie wrote:

Boatraceface wrote:

Shug wrote:

El Jarvo wrote: Alternatively, the death of Anthony Karamonopolis in Grange Hill was a bit of a shocker.

And Zammo in the bogs with a needle.

Just say no.

We had someone from Grange Hill at my work delivering training a couple of months back. Tucker's made Alan! He asked if anyone recognised him and only one person did....:laugh:

Give Zammo his due,for a baghead he was game as a pheasant.

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Really loving the phrases "baghead" and " swear down" in the wonderful world of Bradford they are up there currently with "wouldn't dare" which is a favourite!

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lucyjane wrote: Bradford

:eek3: You are aware I have feelings? Wouldn't dare,me like.As if!

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thing is Shug, Marawanka is the most overated TWAT ever to grace a football feild.

The rotten pie eating fat coke addict, KARMA :D

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X Juliette Oh la la X wrote: BOING BOING :jump: :jump:

Cyrille Regis sometimes appears in the Indian Community Centre by me here Got relatives round ere apparently

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nICE ONE cyrille :lol:

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Erdel Kizilkay wrote:

the sausage (of course)

What happened with the sausage?

I never saw that episode, but it was included in the cartoons at the start of each episode. I always wondered why the sausage was flying through the air on the end of the fork.

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You have to admit that second goal was pretty impressive. :evil4:

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