When I was a little
boy, I joined the St John's ambulance brigade in Salisbury. I was
forced to leave in disgrace after I attempted to see if the mouth to
mouth resuscitation dummy might be capable of a few other tricks.
This is of course
besides the point. One thing they did teach me was that when you come
across an accident and there appears to be absolute gallons of
rapidly congealing blood – do not panic. Drag the incident away and
wait a bit. Then try to guess how much has oozed out. This you do by
looking at the incredible red mess all over the drag. And you reckon
– Eish, easily 20 pints.
Wrong, so wrong. You
are actually referring to what you drank last night – not the
bloodbath zone. Now, you wait a bit more till the grunge is nice and
stiff and sweep it up into a pile. Pick out the twigs, granite gravel
and car parts and ….amazingly, you could put the lot in a large
Coca-Cola bottle.
This is because it is
all an illusion. Smoke and mirrors. Now when you look at the pictures
of all I am taking, you may just think – 'he is mad'. You are
correct, but just like that pool of congealed blood, pack it right
- all will be perfect to write about.
Before that – a small
word from my sponsors -
Thanks Paul Cullin,
Dublin, who has now a sticker of the pub he works for on the roller.
Thanks, Chris
Whitehead, the owner and publisher of Rhodesians Worldwide. (You get
loads of promo china.)
I have not forgotten
others. They will pop up in pictures as I go along.
Okay – here is the
roller, washed and decked out with stickers yesterday.
Here is the roller
today...
AND – all that stuff
was easily packed and I even threw in a few more socks and jocks.
Tomorrow I concentrate
on Hi-Tech (the Notebook is new with Windows 8 and I have not a
clue), and photo copy all important documents - including a blank
death certificate.
Sponsorship is still
open.
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