hahahathat brings back wonderful childhood memories of me and my brother almost being blown off the back of a channel ferry as kids when 'doing the parka batman'
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new_matt,
Fri 14 Mar 2003, 11:44,
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Or the timeTiddles my brother was sick over the side of the ferry and poor little me was stood downwind from him. I got it in the face. Tiddles and my mum laughed all the way to France.
( butchbint,
Fri 14 Mar 2003, 11:55,
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i'm sorry, that made me laugh out loudcross channel ferries are a never ending source of great childhood stories.
( new_matt,
Fri 14 Mar 2003, 12:00,
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Tsk! Laughing at my misfortune.I'm shocked.
On the way back from an exchange trip to France we convinced the one girl who'd bought fags (we were 13) that customs were searching school parties and that she'd end up in prison. She smoked 200 fags in the 5 hour journey - just lighting them and throwing them in the sea. Silly cow. This was also the trip when some boys fed the seagulls bicarbonate of soda.
(On the way back from an exchange trip to France we convinced the one girl who'd bought fags (we were 13) that customs were searching school parties and that she'd end up in prison. She smoked 200 fags in the 5 hour journey - just lighting them and throwing them in the sea. Silly cow. This was also the trip when some boys fed the seagulls bicarbonate of soda.
butchbint,
Fri 14 Mar 2003, 12:12,
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Hee heeand to think that all we did on our school trip was to play volley johnny and set off firecrackers in the restaurant.
( Ijon Tichy,
Fri 14 Mar 2003, 12:17,
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