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Does Maine B still play Bulldog out by the sicker in the summer before Prep?

And what about the monster games inside the athletics tracks in the summers of 90-92.

Do they still occur from time to time?

For anyone who missed them a 2-300 player game of British bulldog was something to see
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Jolyon wrote:Does Maine B still play Bulldog out by the sicker in the summer before Prep?

And what about the monster games inside the athletics tracks in the summers of 90-92.

Do they still occur from time to time?

For anyone who missed them a 2-300 player game of British bulldog was something to see
The track is no more. And I've never seen a huge game. Sounds bloomin' good fun tho'.
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unfortunately, the new "MASTER PLAN" of the school has resulted in the back-ash's turning into car parks, and the great games of football or british bulldog of at least a 100 people are now just a memory, the track was the first to go
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I wonder how many of the track records that me, neville and Emmanuel set stood right to the end then....
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Jolyon wrote:I wonder how many of the track records that me, neville and Emmanuel set stood right to the end then....
Maybe to the very end, but when I took part before their downfall, there were aforementioned track records that you spoke of
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British Bulldog hs been banned at all schools for a number of years I believe...
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Great Plum wrote:British Bulldog hs been banned at all schools for a number of years I believe...
Well there's the best way to make it more popular than ever!

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Well seeing as it was such a bizzare and open mass brawl I am not sure how you ban it anyway.

And on a related topic, isnt smoking banned in most schools....
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Well ys,but they actually crck down on bulldog...
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damn it. I guess trying to sneak 300 people into Chelsea to play would have been a challenge
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I'm told that the licking of non self-adhesive postage stamps is to be banned at C.H. in case all the 'little cherubs' damage their tongues !

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J.R. wrote:I'm told that the licking of non self-adhesive postage stamps is to be banned at C.H. in case all the 'little cherubs' damage their tongues !

(Nanny State ? More like Ninny State !!!)
Can you still buy them?
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Damn, they were one of the only ways to get rid of the taste of CH coffee as well!
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englishangel wrote:
J.R. wrote:I'm told that the licking of non self-adhesive postage stamps is to be banned at C.H. in case all the 'little cherubs' damage their tongues !

(Nanny State ? More like Ninny State !!!)
Can you still buy them?
YES !

If you ask the post office for a single stamp, you'll have to lick-it and stick-it !

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J.R. wrote:
englishangel wrote:
J.R. wrote:I'm told that the licking of non self-adhesive postage stamps is to be banned at C.H. in case all the 'little cherubs' damage their tongues !

(Nanny State ? More like Ninny State !!!)
Can you still buy them?
YES !

If you ask the post office for a single stamp, you'll have to lick-it and stick-it !

(No comments Perleeez !!)
J.R. have you tried not winking at the counter staff when you ask them for "just a little one, and be careful not to wrinkle or tear the edges"
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