Public School Chatter on RUK

They were talking about rocket salad earlier.....who needs racing when you can be kept informed of how the modern man lives his life....

At least everybody, and anybody, can avail themselves of - and eat, Rocket Salad.

However - the percentage of the present audience who will be identifying with Public School Cold Showers punishment .... whilst wistfully saying -

'Ah, those were the days' ....

Must be minimal.

There bored with the racing and have got your money.

The one race where they have some horses with reasonable pedigrees and a possible future to talk about and they are arguing about how to pronounce Newcastle. They can't even get castle right anyway, it doesn't have an r in it.

"AscUt, or Askirt - and RedKE"

AS you were saying,Barton.

The unraced winner ...

5th foal; half-sister to top-class middle-distance filly Midday (RPR 124)

Some of these Kempton maidens are pretty decent, that race had a fair bit of depth to it.

Eating bananas now.

Sometimes Dave Yates deliberates over his answers for so long that he seems to forget what the question was!

Did any of you actually go to a public school?

i'd more concerned by the fact that the almost the entire cabinet is public school

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOh...

An Acerbic barb interjection, there, from Nick

"Quite a COMMON expression, Workaday"

yes and it is the sodomy that i recall fondly

u liked all that extra cream on yer biscuit didnt ya

slothrop, did the tuckshop stock vaseline?

I went to a great public school, what the teachers used to get away with then would in no way be acceptable now.

I had to stop my Dad one day from going to the science block to shoot the chemistry teacher who basically tortured me one afternoon when I was being a bit cheeky.

Slippyblue what was the name of the School you went to?

I passed the entrance exam for Borstal, just missed a place.



















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Dulwich College.

Slippy that was a posh school for sure.

nick luck was middle aged at 9 years of age .

Sep 19, 2012 -- 8:09PM, SlippyBlue wrote:

I had to stop my Dad one day from going to the science block to shoot the chemistry teacher who basically tortured me one afternoon when I was being a bit cheeky.

torture?  at my school our existence was so miserable, we used to dream of torture!

I had a great time wee eck, I loved playing rugby and in my time we were nigh on unbeatable, I got in the England squad for under 19's. A great school definitely and I have only got good memories, apart from the occassional episodes of torture from ex R.A.F. officer chemistry teachers that is..

@dave. This is like a Monty Python sketch!