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Hear, hear!!

N the N you have no idea!! (Every time I type that my brain says Noggin the Nog, sorry!) Yes the bad was bad, but the good was good too! Although not always as big as the bad, the good occurred more often; I'm thinking..... Dormfeasts. Dorm whispers. Crushes. Trying on the hats stored above the mirr...

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J.R. wrote:

englishangel wrote:Shadrach, Meshach or Adenego?

(Where in my brain did THAT come from?)

............ and I alway thought it was Shadrach, Meshach and Abendidoll !

I remember when I was a very short person that it was "Shadrach, Meshach and To-bed-we-go!!!"

Hope it's all settling down nicely, if it helps I was happier, and more successful, when I left, however ignoble my departure!

BTW happy birthday!!

Thank you, my 'orthodox' boss is on leave currently and has been on the phone on adaily basis nad has been ending his call with something incomprehensible. I know now, thanks to the learned OB walking these ethereal halls, that he may well have been saying Pesakh!! Or of course, he might not, he is ...

I remember, in my early days in the Army --- being told ----- "No-one is entirely useless --- you can serve as a horrible example to the others !" Sorry, late to the game as ever but N the N, I LOVE this and will be taking it back to work at the barracks next week!!!! :lol: :lol: :lol: :l...

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For a completely unrelated, non-military and non-Horsam fellow OB - I love how connected this makes me feel.

Thank you Gentlemen!

Happy Birthday Richard, looking forward to tales of the 'brilliant' 50's....... so you can help to prepare me for mine,!!

There were a lot who learned to read and write in the Army

And sadly, they still are............

I still remember cracking up over him hiding wih his bicycle in ditch after losing a 'verbal' with the mayor, but favourite of all were his conversations with the Lord, v v funny. Didn't ever want to see the films in case they spoiled the books!!

Hardly look a day of it! Happy Birthday D-b-t-s!

Found Fatty M dictatorial and unimaginative but loved MIss Hann, she let me read Giovanni Guareschi for about three terms on the basis that I'd read the year's syllabus and done practically all the work and it was 'the school's responsibilty for putting them in the library'!! (Although in fairness s...

Have a great birthday, Kerren; you deserve to have a marvellous day! Thanks to all your hard work organising the Hertford Museum Reunion, I have been able to meet back up with old friends, make friends of old aquaintances and make new Blue friends. I'll raise a (large) glass to you over dinner but f...