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It's absolutely useless for anything other than practical jokes; it just heats up the skin and does nothing of any consequence for the underlying muscle tissue. Always good to keep a can in your bag though for dealing with violent chunts that need to be taught a lesson, or refs who have a fetish for the offside law but don't police the straight put-in at the scrum.Originally posted by wurzel View PostI know you rugby boys are very keen on deep heat....
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Yes I did. I'm one of those people who stays fairly calm in a confrontation. It's afterwards I get angry and that was when he was in the shower with all his kit left out on the bench....Originally posted by jmo21 View PostDid you really stick his pants in the toilet?
that gave me a good old chuckle!
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Did you really stick his pants in the toilet?
that gave me a good old chuckle!
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Suggestion for next time;Originally posted by wurzel View PostI stuffed the little bastard's undies down the bog before I left - which also wasn't very nice but better than punching him in the face which is what I really wanted to do

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nicely done!Originally posted by wurzel View Post
Anyhow, I hung around until he went into the showers & made sure I stuffed the little bastard's undies down the bog before I left - which also wasn't very nice but better than punching him in the face which is what I really wanted to do

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Hotel pools are not the place for competitive swimming, they're never big enough
Rather than use something made for the purpose, they let rip on everyone using it
I've never had it that bad, but I've seen that sort thrashing around in hotel pools before
Try swimming in the last hour the pool is over, they are usually the ones to hit the pool after work using a monthly pass rather than people staying at the hotel so you normally get the pool free of the oiks
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