Indeed I'd wondered why Barry was loitering at times near the loo, thinking he could if he was busting just have ran to a bush (lot easier for these men folk 
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My brothers a complete claustrophobe and he freaked at an email of pics, The only thing that scared me 
and may amuse some of you, I heard Gadge giggling at me was the repulsion I felt due to my foot phobia on sunday (thankfully not in the tunnels) and had to run away squeeling that Lewis had his plates of meat out, they physically made my stomach turn it wasn't nice (sorry Lewis they ain't, they're nasty orrible feet and should be covered at all times 
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Lucky i didnt show you my webbed feet then...
"I think we are in rats' alley - Where the dead men lost their bones."
i thought it was an awesome game! I really enjoyed myself... very atmospheric i got caught in the smoke that was really scary but i thought it was part of the effects! really great... its all been said on here already, well don Kermit for organising an awesome game...it was like living wolfenstein... i loved the high ranking party official!
Vorsprung durch Blitzkreig !
Speed, aggression and Hugo Boss
the innocent have nothing to fear......[img][/img]
Sure I asked a while ago to give over on the smoke issue
I will try not to mention the S word 
However dry ice stays low and would have given it all a great effect without the bad visibility and health issues.
They use it quite a lot on Most Haunted etc.
Just wanted to put this as a suggestion to the UCAP guys.
Free speech is expensive these days!
Nice idea but dry ice would cover up all those nasty trip hazards.
Nice idea but dry ice would cover up all those nasty trip hazards.
Hey you were with me with the gold it's the head bump hazards I was worried about
7 times mate 
Free speech is expensive these days!
Heh! Hence the helmet!
Heh! Hence the helmet!
Yes I thought about taking my helmet but the one I have is a nice genuine WW2 so didn't want to put big dents in it hence went for the cap and dents in head 
Extra padding required next time!
Free speech is expensive these days!
i managed all day without hitting my head once, even when running, and im over 6 ft
but walking out of the bunker, after the visit up the stairs right at the end of the day, i banged my head
no damage done , as my heads probably denser than the steel beam i bumped
"Take that you rotton helping of strawberry flan!"
Joseph Porta to "strawberrys and cream", in the sven hassel book ,ogpu prison
Heh! Hence the helmet!
Yes I thought about taking my helmet but the one I have is a nice genuine WW2 so didn't want to put big dents in it hence went for the cap and dents in head
Extra padding required next time!
My tommy helmet is original WW2 (as I suspect is everyone else's)... It didn't get a scratch...
These old helmets are tougher than you think!
How many times did you walk head on into a steel beam?
Free speech is expensive these days!
Once... but I did it several times before...
These are designed to take hits from falling debris!
I will provide oddball with a helmet suitable for him next event 
If I was to wear a helmet I would have to duck even more as it adds an other 1" to make me 6'3" so many more bumps would be had.
I would have to have a cover over it if I was to use it just me not wanting to re-paint it and remove dents etc.
I think even BB's will go through that Ste! 
Free speech is expensive these days!
It may... shield the brain from such influences as electromagnetic fields, or against alien interference mind control and/or mind reading
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tin-foil_hat
Steve.D
That's a lie put about by the NWO it actually make's it easier for them to control you it’s like an antenna 
Wikipedia is run by an off shoot of the CIA misinformation section it's full of lies for the gullible!
Free speech is expensive these days!
We are a "not so covert" CiA as well ..... 
Well i've just spent the best part of an hour brushing the mud and chalk off my battledress and webbing...
I really didnt expect to get muckier than a wet woodland event (close action) at an underground tunnel complex on a fairly dry week....
"I think we are in rats' alley - Where the dead men lost their bones."
I've encouraged Kermit to leave his kit dirty until the next time I borrow it at D-Day!
Well I've just spent the best part of an hour brushing the mud and chalk off my battledress and webbing...
I really didnt expect to get muckier than a wet woodland event (close action) at an underground tunnel complex on a fairly dry week....
Fancy doing mine now, i just can't summon up the enthusiasm. Then library floor is now buried under 37 patt. webbing and kit.
On the plus side, it's like a huge novelty climbing frame for the cats.
