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ANGELL
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Happy birthday, Sibbo If you dont turn up at the reunion, I'll see you LATER o.k. Angell
29 July 2010
- lo
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Dave
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Happy birthday Alan Sibbons you've now become a member of the twirly club! thats if they have them in Canada All the best mate.
26 July 2010
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The Continuing Saga P. Drummond
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As many of you must re-call, Somerset was just a little way down the hall, The continuing smell that wafted on high, Was the bodily smell of one Macandrew boy. We suffered in Somerset the pugent air, That was someone's from the Macandrew lair! We in Shackleton had to tolerate every morn, The Somerset via Macandrew morning call, So in our sitting we had a talk! Then the house captain suggested "a Cork" One night round about dawn After many smelly time's became quite forlorn The answer to our problem we undertake, With the prefects ok it was a piece of cake. The following morning to smell the air, Was a delight for us all to share, No more pungent smells The problem solved and it tells! But after many years the offending cork excel's No more did we suffer the little jolly sailors smells But in our haste to get away The cork has not been removed even to this day. So when you next observe his walk It all came about due to a useful CORK!
25 July 2010
- Smelling of Rose's
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peter w drummond
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Stand by your Beds,The Life and Times of P.Drummond. Six in the morning you hear the church bell, Along came Pop Steele to open our cell, Pull back the blanket and out came the smell, There's nothing like Macandrew in Dickies hotel
25 July 2010
- sunny kent
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Alan Dearman 1955-59
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My recolection of the song is........ There is a mouldy dump down goldings way, Where we got bread and cheese ten times a day, Eggs and bacon we did'nt see, we got sawdust in our tea, and we are gradualy,...... Fading away, Fading away, Fading....away.....Fading....I ALSO REMEMBER.....At six in the morning we hear the church bell, along came skip culver to open our Cell, He opened the windows and empties the po, it's back to the work shops we goldings boys go.
24 July 2010
- Melton Mowbray
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