Keep warm, watered and fed

Helga Geerhart · 2007-10-17T17:24:29Z

I know I'm not going, I don't think its being specified anywhere, but the post on the great coat spurred me onto post this. I am not organising this event, its nothing to do with me, but after incidents at a time that shall not be mentioned can I just ask you all consider the following points as I want you all home and online after this weekend so I can annoy you all some more Keep warm, something dry to change into if needs is an absolute necessary, even if its for the drive home. Something warm to wear on the night whilst your bimbling about. I would hate to hear of any of you lot being needed to be carted off for hypothermia so pleeeeeeeeeeease be sensible. Dry socks for day 2, 2nd set of uniform if you have it, whatever JUST KEEP WARM. I hope you're lucky and the weather is with you, but at least consider and be prepared that it may not, it could rain(your going to wales) and you may get soggy Water, funny thing and you'll no doubt see lots of it at the weekend (River/stream) and the sea (that vast expanse that will be behind the Allies and in front of the Axis) I don't mean that btw, I mean the stuff you drink, water bottles are an essential item, especially if you're going to be miles away from the CP where water may be provided I don't want to hear anyones been rushed of to hospital from dehydration Food, simple really EAT, I know you won't starve but seeing as some people forget this essential necessity DON'T I'm totally green with envy at all of you going to play but I really truely DON'T want to hear of any incidents that could have been prevented with preparation I want to hear you all come back with glowing reviews and make me truely jealous you had a fun time, and not that some rodney forget to drink any fluids and is ill. Tis not rocket science, you can all be boy sprouts if you want, BE PREPARED

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I wonder if the Germans have an I before E rule like us ?

Posted : 18/10/2007 8:32 am

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stupid lil before c rhyme :evil: no idea on the German side of things no doubt there will be :lol:

German is a much more phonetically consistent language than English. This means that German words almost always sound the way they are spelledÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â€šÂ¬Ã¢â‚¬