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I know someone volunteering, I'll ask them about this...Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishing -
4. Disability You are stopped by two spectators. Your attention was drawn by the man as he called over to you politely from a short distance away. The man is accompanied by a lady in a wheelchair. She has a speech impairment and speaks very quietly. She is asking you a question but you are finding it very difficult to understand her.
What do you do?
a) Turn to the non-disabled man and ask him what she is saying.
b) Tell her politely that you are unable to understand her, and you are very sorry, but you need to be at your team briefing in two minutes.
c) Tell her that unfortunately you are unable to understand her, and ask if there is anything you can do to help her communicate with you.
1. c), 2. a), 3. b), 4. b), 5. a), 6. b)
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d) Punch the bloke really hard, push her out of the wheelchair and run of with it. Sell it the next night in the pub for 200 smackers, sorted. Volunteering does pay...Originally posted by Pondlife View Post4. Disability You are stopped by two spectators. Your attention was drawn by the man as he called over to you politely from a short distance away. The man is accompanied by a lady in a wheelchair. She has a speech impairment and speaks very quietly. She is asking you a question but you are finding it very difficult to understand her.
What do you do?
a) Turn to the non-disabled man and ask him what she is saying.
b) Tell her politely that you are unable to understand her, and you are very sorry, but you need to be at your team briefing in two minutes.
c) Tell her that unfortunately you are unable to understand her, and ask if there is anything you can do to help her communicate with you.
1. c), 2. a), 3. b), 4. b), 5. a), 6. b)

e) Tell her that the paralympics doesn't start for another 4 weeks
f) 'Wibble, wibble, me no unnerstan. Speakie no English...'“Brexit is having a wee in the middle of the room at a house party because nobody is talking to you, and then complaining about the smell.”Comment
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you'll find those next to the Peruvian team quartersOriginally posted by Old Greg View PostAre there separate facilities for guinea pigs?Coffee's for closersComment
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