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Previously on "England cricketers to join Peak Army?"
On the subject of the players urinating on the cricket pitch, there is no better excuse for fit and healthy young chaps to expose themselves together in the dark than winning the Ashes.
However, I watched a TV broadcast showing a groundman watering the wickets next morning. I know they like to water the square anyway, but apparently undiluted urine can affect the grass roots. Those players should have known better, and kept their celebratory spraying to less damaging bodily fluids.
By the time they had p***ed on it I doubt there was much Urine in it
On the subject of the players urinating on the cricket pitch, there is no better excuse for fit and healthy young chaps to expose themselves together in the dark than winning the Ashes.
However, I watched a TV broadcast showing a groundman watering the wickets next morning. I know they like to water the square anyway, but apparently undiluted urine can affect the grass roots. Those players should have known better, and kept their celebratory spraying to less damaging bodily fluids.
...as our motto goes "when we see us in you, you become us...".
Bet they couldn't soak the length of platform 11 at Bristol TM though; I knew a chap who could do that single handedly from the inter carriage area between 2 C2 class composite corridor carriages.
Hello Gricer!
On the subject of the players urinating on the cricket pitch, there is no better excuse for fit and healthy young chaps to expose themselves together in the dark than winning the Ashes.
However, I watched a TV broadcast showing a groundman watering the wickets next morning. I know they like to water the square anyway, but apparently undiluted urine can affect the grass roots. Those players should have known better, and kept their celebratory spraying to less damaging bodily fluids.
Bet they couldn't soak the length of platform 11 at Bristol TM though; I knew a chap who could do that single handedly from the inter carriage area between 2 C2 class composite corridor carriages.
I'm sure it could be done with a relay team of slashers, two windows and a bit of coordination. I haven't forgotten the rugby club pranks entirely you know.
...as our motto goes "when we see us in you, you become us...".
Bet they couldn't soak the length of platform 11 at Bristol TM though; I knew a chap who could do that single handedly from the inter carriage area between 2 C2 class composite corridor carriages.
...as our motto goes "when we see us in you, you become us...".
Bet they couldn't soak the length of platform 11 at Bristol TM though; I knew a chap who could do that single handedly from the inter carriage area between 2 C2 class composite corridor carriages.
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