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« Reply #15 on: April 02, 2006, 12:21:15 pm »

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He said he was French too, but I either don't remember his name or I forgot to ask
No, I didn't! You must have misheard something I said, because I'm Dutch. I wonder what I said that sounded like me being French..."Look, I'm standing next to a fence", "are you also going to France?" or "I'm here with friends!". Grin

Maybe it was my garlic mouth odeur that made you think I'm French  Shocked
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« Reply #16 on: April 02, 2006, 02:59:54 pm »

Piglet, you should read the latest version of "approved Techniques For Beermountain Assembly With A View Towards Site Safety"

After the terrible beermountain crash of '03 with its attendant loss of life and dignity it really does make sense to apply mastic/sealer (siliconesealer seems favourite) for security.

Anyway Mr/Col/Sir/Flt Lt Toad says its OK...

And you should have seen OUR beerarmchair, blarry marvellous! IMO


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« Reply #17 on: April 02, 2006, 03:33:26 pm »

Piglet, you should read the latest version of "approved Techniques For Beermountain Assembly With A View Towards Site Safety"

After the terrible beermountain crash of '03 with its attendant loss of life and dignity it really does make sense to apply mastic/sealer (siliconesealer seems favourite) for security.

Anyway Mr/Col/Sir/Flt Lt Toad says its OK...

And you should have seen OUR beerarmchair, blarry marvellous! IMO

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bill

Mastic on a beer mountain!!  NEVER  Shocked    Site safety, I've never heard anything so daft - you blooming do gooding interferers - ruining everything, it wasn't like that in my day....(shall I keep going or have you got the message  Grin).....

Next you'll be issuing armbads and rubber rings (not dolls! Grin) with the swimming pools!

mutter, mutter, mutter...... Grin

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« Reply #18 on: April 02, 2006, 05:55:28 pm »

Guys, I love the YFDS mountain, but what I wanna know is how far did the second one get?

Looks to have had a somewhat "shakey" start...

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« Reply #19 on: April 02, 2006, 09:37:10 pm »

Piglet, you should read the latest version of "approved Techniques For Beermountain Assembly With A View Towards Site Safety"

After the terrible beermountain crash of '03 with its attendant loss of life and dignity it really does make sense to apply mastic/sealer (siliconesealer seems favourite) for security.

Anyway Mr/Col/Sir/Flt Lt Toad says its OK...

And you should have seen OUR beerarmchair, blarry marvellous! IMO

 Grin

bill

Mastic on a beer mountain!!  NEVER  Shocked    Site safety, I've never heard anything so daft - you blooming do gooding interferers - ruining everything, it wasn't like that in my day....(shall I keep going or have you got the message  Grin).....

Next you'll be issuing armbads and rubber rings (not dolls! Grin) with the swimming pools!

mutter, mutter, mutter...... Grin




Oh dear Piglet, have you no sense of shame at your outburst?

Armbands? naturellement
Rubber rings? but of course

The Great Icons of Beermountainery, Beermountain.com have a dedicated pool safety officer, whose brave deeds are always emulated in our delightful pool on luxurious Houx Annexe.

Please feel free (and safe) to visit us for tiffin!

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« Reply #20 on: April 02, 2006, 09:46:06 pm »

After the terrible beermountain crash of '03 with its attendant loss of life and dignity

I accidentally stumbled on some uneven ground at HA one year and knocked over a pre-pubescent beer mountain after which I compelled to stop and share a few stubbies to try and replace the empty bottle stock that had been damaged ...... touch n go for a while tho  Grin

I remain firmly against the use of mastic n guy ropes just the same.

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« Reply #21 on: April 02, 2006, 09:47:49 pm »

Piglet, you should read the latest version of "approved Techniques For Beermountain Assembly With A View Towards Site Safety"

After the terrible beermountain crash of '03 with its attendant loss of life and dignity it really does make sense to apply mastic/sealer (siliconesealer seems favourite) for security.

Anyway Mr/Col/Sir/Flt Lt Toad says its OK...

And you should have seen OUR beerarmchair, blarry marvellous! IMO

 Grin

bill

Mastic on a beer mountain!!  NEVER  Shocked    Site safety, I've never heard anything so daft - you blooming do gooding interferers - ruining everything, it wasn't like that in my day....(shall I keep going or have you got the message  Grin).....

Next you'll be issuing armbads and rubber rings (not dolls! Grin) with the swimming pools!

mutter, mutter, mutter...... Grin




Oh dear Piglet, have you no sense of shame at your outburst?

Armbands? naturellement
Rubber rings? but of course

The Great Icons of Beermountainery, Beermountain.com have a dedicated pool safety officer, whose brave deeds are always emulated in our delightful pool on luxurious Houx Annexe.

Please feel free (and safe) to visit us for tiffin!

 Cool

bill

Safety is a 'rubber ring' with a wind sock attached, as they call them in France 'Preservatif" (check spelling)


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« Reply #22 on: April 02, 2006, 10:58:36 pm »

The only rubber rings needed are for you old guys to sit on...  Shocked Shocked
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