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tommy
| black&white@thecottage.org
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thats fine coming from hansen and lawrance as they laughed at lee dixon when he said fulham would stay up a month ago.even my mate jimmy hill reckons they are a pair of clowns
12 May 2008
- craven cottage
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Hansen and Lawrence
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Like Tommy Trinder,the whole team are a bunch of comic's
12 May 2008
- Brum Beat
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tommy trinder
| black &white@thecottage.org
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c,mon you whites
11 May 2008
- craven cottage
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Bob Cox
| romacox.18@ntlworld.com
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After even more thought, i am confident, that the Headmasters pantry was room 19, as the room itself had the dogleg as indicated by the floorplan, it was on the North/East side of the corridor, as i always remember turning right out of it to go to the Headmasters Study etc, there was one very small window quite high up on the outside wall, which looked out on to the approach road to the forecourt,(is it possible the pantry was below ground level?)though i do not recall climbing any steps to the corridor. I do remember that we used Lavender polish in the Headmasters Quarters & Study, (there was an incredible amount of Oak panelling,) as opposed to RONUK, and that the smell of Lavender polish even now, still brings back memories of Golding's. I also recall the precision that we had to adopt to keep bedroom floors shining, first the ronuk spread on the floor, then the bumpers swung back and forewards in unison, to bring up the shine, woe betide anyone who got the timing wrong, alternatively a line of boys on hands and knees, moving rhythmically back down the room, with shining dusters in their hands, again keeping in rhythm. I also remember that when i was House Captain of Somerset,we very rarely ever won any points for being the cleanest, i think that privelige always seemed to go to Pelham, we did try hard, but never really cracked it, but i do believe we were probably the happiest house.
11 May 2008
- Bournemouth.
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angell
| tonythepainter1@aol.com
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Hi Bob I'm happy to see you have left a message, as we have not seen you at the Reunion for 3 years: when I was in Somerset House you were our House Captain, at the time I left Goldings 1964, Terry Stevens was all ways getting the job of being Pinheads waiter, along with the white jacket. I myself often had to work with a Mrs Washington, who would go around the houses cleaning the bogs and sinks,
I never got the job looking after pinhead and his wife, I always wandered why does Terry always get this job, not that I wanted it at all, it was just that he was at Foley House with me, and to say the least I was never fond of him when I was a young boy, and I could not think what Pinhead saw in him.
8 May 2008
- London
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