Posted: Tue 23 Aug, 2005 3:21 pm
i get a sore arse after to many sit ups. used a bit of sudocrem and voi-la (sp) all is good!
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Posted: Tue 23 Aug, 2005 3:30 pm
sudocrem is the best stuff for woodbury rash for all of you about to embark on that little adventure!
Posted: Tue 23 Aug, 2005 3:37 pm
reference needing a shit whilst running
that happens to me quite often, its the worst feeling in the world trying to push yourself whist a log is trying to work its way out
now i time my pre-phys meals so i have to to shit before a run/tab
i refuse to do a paula radcliffe and sqaut for a shit on the run dirty bint
that happens to me quite often, its the worst feeling in the world trying to push yourself whist a log is trying to work its way out
now i time my pre-phys meals so i have to to shit before a run/tab
i refuse to do a paula radcliffe and sqaut for a shit on the run
dirty bintPosted: Tue 23 Aug, 2005 4:11 pm
Just out of curiosity, what is Woodbury rash?Doc wrote:sudocrem is the best stuff for woodbury rash for all of you about to embark on that little adventure!
lew
Posted: Tue 23 Aug, 2005 4:38 pm
A rash from crawling around in the gorse on Woodbury common, knees elbows thighs ankles and crotch area tend to be the areas mainly affected
Posted: Tue 23 Aug, 2005 4:44 pm
ljk
Posted: Tue 23 Aug, 2005 4:45 pm
What?big_al wrote:The Endurance Course at CTCRM is on Woodbury Common. Said place is for some reason contaminated with industrial chemicals. These chemicals cause nasty rashes in sensitive places, and seem to have a tendency to make people quite ill if they get into the bloodstream.
Posted: Tue 23 Aug, 2005 4:46 pm
The main cause of Woodbury Rash was I thought the Gorse Bushes. To this day a fair few blokes still sport the scars from the dreaded rash. Me included.
The only thing chemical in the Oggin on the endurance course is the gallons of Brut aftershave, Hi Karate, Foo Foo Powder and other stuff worn by thousands of Nods and trained ranks over the years whilst doing the bloody thing!
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The only thing chemical in the Oggin on the endurance course is the gallons of Brut aftershave, Hi Karate, Foo Foo Powder and other stuff worn by thousands of Nods and trained ranks over the years whilst doing the bloody thing!
Artist
Posted: Tue 23 Aug, 2005 4:48 pm
I may be wrong, but I could've sworn that I read that in a book. My bad if that is the case.
Posted: Tue 23 Aug, 2005 4:50 pm
Theres no may about it. Your wrong.
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Posted: Tue 23 Aug, 2005 4:53 pm
I'll get me coat 
Posted: Tue 23 Aug, 2005 4:56 pm
GOSH!
I'm so impressed! Dohhhh!
Artist
I'm so impressed! Dohhhh!
Artist
Posted: Tue 23 Aug, 2005 4:57 pm
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Posted: Tue 23 Aug, 2005 5:06 pm
Now wheres me coat?
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Posted: Tue 23 Aug, 2005 5:09 pm
what you copied and pasted isnt "woodbury rash" as quoted. Woodbury rash is a skin reaction to the gorse on woodbury common.
Woodbury common is the highest land in the area between Exmouth and Exeter, so unless streams and rivers flow uphill in that part of the world I cant work out how effulent from industrial discharge can go from the industrial areas and towns up onto woodbury common.
What you quoted BigAl was a strain of Streptococci found at CTC possibly caught during a hospital stay by someone at CTC and spread within the camp, so I was told.
Woodbury Rash has been around for decades and more than 25 cases have been reported. I would say there are more than 25 cases of the rash a week from Nods and staff at CTC.
Ive treated woodbury rash and it is similar to that found in N.Carolina with the USMC who train amongst gorse.
Woodbury common is the highest land in the area between Exmouth and Exeter, so unless streams and rivers flow uphill in that part of the world I cant work out how effulent from industrial discharge can go from the industrial areas and towns up onto woodbury common.
What you quoted BigAl was a strain of Streptococci found at CTC possibly caught during a hospital stay by someone at CTC and spread within the camp, so I was told.
Woodbury Rash has been around for decades and more than 25 cases have been reported. I would say there are more than 25 cases of the rash a week from Nods and staff at CTC.
Ive treated woodbury rash and it is similar to that found in N.Carolina with the USMC who train amongst gorse.