Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2005 11:48 am
This sounds like Pete Spurrier (was he in Mid.A ?)....JamesF35 wrote:There was a guy in MidA (can't remember his name) who used to cultivate stick insects and, from time to time, eat them live !
Unofficial Christ's Hospital Forum
Welcome to the unofficial Christ's Hospital Forum - for discussing everything CH/Old Blue related. All pupils, parents, families, staff, Old Blues and anyone else related to CH are welcome to browse the boards, register and contribute.
https://www.chforum.info/php/
Wierd Hobbies
Page 2 of 4
Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2005 12:28 pm
It'd make yer hoppin' mad !huntertitus wrote:I wouldn't want crickets up MY passage...
Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2005 12:28 pm
There was a guy in Peele B used to gather handfuls of craneflies and stuff them in his mouth to the horror and disgust of all.JamesF35 wrote:There was a guy in MidA (can't remember his name) who used to cultivate stick insects and, from time to time, eat them live !
Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2005 12:32 pm
There was a guy in Mid.B who used to eat spoonfuls of school porridge, to the horror and disgust of all!huntertitus wrote:There was a guy in Peele B used to gather handfuls of craneflies and stuff them in his mouth to the horror and disgust of all.JamesF35 wrote:There was a guy in MidA (can't remember his name) who used to cultivate stick insects and, from time to time, eat them live !
Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2005 12:36 pm
Now THAT's beyond belief!Richard Ruck wrote:There was a guy in Mid.B who used to eat spoonfuls of school porridge, to the horror and disgust of all!huntertitus wrote:There was a guy in Peele B used to gather handfuls of craneflies and stuff them in his mouth to the horror and disgust of all.JamesF35 wrote:There was a guy in MidA (can't remember his name) who used to cultivate stick insects and, from time to time, eat them live !
Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2005 12:45 pm
On my UF. a number of people used to keep mice in their desks, watebins and old tubs of marmalade!
Posted: Thu Nov 10, 2005 6:58 am
that was only one bloke - called jeremy something. I think he had a problem with a glider.sport! wrote:anyway, who recalls a couple of blokes who were in Lamb A, I believe in the mid 70s, one of whom had blonde hair, a limp and tended to wear army gear as much as possible, including some sort of scarf........anyway, their weird hobby, or was it just a myth? was going out on Big/Little Side after dark and hurling a sheath knife randomly up in the air and ........
then we had one in Col B who rather than the usual pin ups etc. in his study, decorated the walls with really sexy pictures of the new Intercity 125.
On the main topic - how weird is it to post a new topic with really unusual spelling!! Completely wired.
Posted: Thu Nov 10, 2005 8:44 am
Probably a hobby.Rory wrote:On the main topic - how weird is it to post a new topic with really unusual spelling!! Completely wired.
Re: Wierd Hobbies
Posted: Thu Nov 10, 2005 9:32 am
Not really for this theme, but some years ago and in another country, a soccer match I was playing in was suspended when a cow ate the corner flag.huntertitus wrote:Anybody have memories of kids with wierd hobbies?
Talking to cows. I got caned for doing this during a football match. The punishment didn't work; I still fall asleep if football is on the TV.
Posted: Thu Nov 10, 2005 12:23 pm
Hey !! That's ANOTHER bird. (Sorry - Wrong thread.)dogger wrote:Probably a hobby.Rory wrote:On the main topic - how weird is it to post a new topic with really unusual spelling!! Completely wired.
Posted: Thu Nov 10, 2005 2:03 pm
A guy in Maine A, a few years above me, used to collect other people's sport's clothes...oh no, wait a minute - he was a THIEF! It got so bad that someone actually put a notice on his study door that said 'Lost Property'. I wont mention his name as he may have good lawyer by now...
Posted: Thu Nov 10, 2005 2:36 pm
I will take that as a slap on the wrist!Rory wrote:that was only one bloke - called jeremy something. I think he had a problem with a glider.sport! wrote:anyway, who recalls a couple of blokes who were in Lamb A, I believe in the mid 70s, one of whom had blonde hair, a limp and tended to wear army gear as much as possible, including some sort of scarf........anyway, their weird hobby, or was it just a myth? was going out on Big/Little Side after dark and hurling a sheath knife randomly up in the air and ........
then we had one in Col B who rather than the usual pin ups etc. in his study, decorated the walls with really sexy pictures of the new Intercity 125.
On the main topic - how weird is it to post a new topic with really unusual spelling!! Completely wired.
Posted: Thu Nov 10, 2005 4:34 pm
This guy sounds to me, what we called a 'Snowdropper' when I was in the police, but this usually only concerned ladies under-wear and washing lines !marty wrote:A guy in Maine A, a few years above me, used to collect other people's sport's clothes...oh no, wait a minute - he was a THIEF! It got so bad that someone actually put a notice on his study door that said 'Lost Property'. I wont mention his name as he may have good lawyer by now...
Posted: Thu Nov 10, 2005 5:24 pm
I'd love to hear some stories of the experiences you had in the police - it's one of those professions (like a doctor) where, if you are on the inside so to speak you get access to sidesplittingly funny stories - I know a few doctors and one had a vast list of objects which men had got their p*n*ses stuck into - some were quite unbelievable!J.R. wrote:This guy sounds to me, what we called a 'Snowdropper' when I was in the police, but this usually only concerned ladies under-wear and washing lines !marty wrote:A guy in Maine A, a few years above me, used to collect other people's sport's clothes...oh no, wait a minute - he was a THIEF! It got so bad that someone actually put a notice on his study door that said 'Lost Property'. I wont mention his name as he may have good lawyer by now...
Posted: Thu Nov 10, 2005 7:01 pm
I think you can say 'penises' on here, Robin.
It's not a rude word! If you talk about what they're used for, however.....
Bl*ody, on the other hand, doesn't make it past the censor.
Hope you never had a nosebleed, 'cos you wouldn't be able to describe it!
It's not a rude word! If you talk about what they're used for, however.....
Bl*ody, on the other hand, doesn't make it past the censor.
Hope you never had a nosebleed, 'cos you wouldn't be able to describe it!