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By the way I was first aid trained as a scuba instructor, but cut my teeth patching up loads of bad cuts etc on the free party scene in the early 90's with wasted falling over people. Quite a bit of it was quite messy and I got loads of complements for my patching skills from various A&E departments:001_smile:

 

 

I was with Spiral Tribe and my old VW was the go to ambulance / ambiance:001_smile:

 

You may well have have patched me up at some stage then albedo:thumbup:

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You may well have have patched me up at some stage then albedo:thumbup:

 

The old VW at Castlemorton, hope you weren't the one with the deep cut on the foot...that was messy for me, and I was quite battle hardened by then:001_smile:

 

Nice derail... :001_smile:

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You may well have have patched me up at some stage then albedo:thumbup:

 

The old VW at Castlemorton, hope you weren't the one with the deep cut on the foot...that was messy for me, and I was quite battle hardened by then:001_smile:

 

Nice derail... :001_smile:

 

great party's, great times:001_smile:

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The old VW at Castlemorton, hope you weren't the one with the deep cut on the foot...that was messy for me, and I was quite battle hardened by then:001_smile:

 

Nice derail... :001_smile:

 

great party's, great times:001_smile:

 

And we still stay up later than all the other Arbtalkers...must be in the blood:001_smile:

 

I'm over 90 years old now:001_smile:

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The old VW at Castlemorton, hope you weren't the one with the deep cut on the foot...that was messy for me, and I was quite battle hardened by then:001_smile:

 

Nice derail... :001_smile:

 

Brilliant! I was a bit young for Castlemorton but I was at school the other side if the hills, I remember sitting up late at night with the dormitory windows opening listening to the music. My geography teacher lived on the common. He looked distinctly knackered for a few weeks! I then cycled up there at the end of it and through the common as the last stragglers were packing up, different world back then, would have loved to have gone.... :thumbup1:

 

I nicked my finger just above the nail the other week. The weird thing about Silky cuts is because they're so sharp it rarely seems to hurt when you do it, so the first I knew of it [again] was when I started splashing blood everywhere.

Took a couple of days to stop bleeding fully. I found 'Hello Kitty' plasters to be ideal. That's the problem with having daughters...:blushing:

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You may well have have patched me up at some stage then albedo:thumbup:

 

The old VW at Castlemorton, hope you weren't the one with the deep cut on the foot...that was messy for me, and I was quite battle hardened by then:001_smile:

 

Nice derail... :001_smile:

 

Was one of the few not at castlemorton:lol:.

 

Nice old vdub

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