My dear, dear friends,
I have a task for you over this little Easter break we're having. And there will be a prize for the winner.
I want you to, at somepoint over the weekend, mention 'Triffid-Teasing' in the course of a conversation and then report back to me the usage of this fine phrase and the results of using it.
The one I like the best will get a gift from yours truly.
The Judges decision is final and no cash alternatives will be offered. I am the Judge because this is my game so ner...ner...ner (No one said maturity was needed :p)
(PS - if you manage to use 'Triffid-Teasing' on the radio, TV, newspaper article or during a talk you're giving in an 'official' capacity ypu get extra brownie points and the prize might even get bigger!)
Let the game begin!
I have a task for you over this little Easter break we're having. And there will be a prize for the winner.
I want you to, at somepoint over the weekend, mention 'Triffid-Teasing' in the course of a conversation and then report back to me the usage of this fine phrase and the results of using it.
The one I like the best will get a gift from yours truly.
The Judges decision is final and no cash alternatives will be offered. I am the Judge because this is my game so ner...ner...ner (No one said maturity was needed :p)
(PS - if you manage to use 'Triffid-Teasing' on the radio, TV, newspaper article or during a talk you're giving in an 'official' capacity ypu get extra brownie points and the prize might even get bigger!)
Let the game begin!
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- Neil.
[in light of Darts becoming a sport- what else should be a sport]
The mocking of people from a particular Welsh village should be a sport, it requires skill, wit and stamina. If done correctly Triffid teasing becomes a steeple chase as players race through fields and over hedges to escape the angry villagers.
I work part-time at my local real ale pub. Here in Bromsgrove the pubs are all linked to the Pubwatch scheme, which is a radio network linking the pubs, the police and the town centre CCTV monitoring station.
On Friday evening we had two obviously underage lads trying to get served. After they were refuesed service, they left via the back door with a lot of shouting and banging. The landlord asked me to check they were gone, and when I opened the kitchen door they saw me and ran (I wasn't chasing them, in fact we aren't allowed to). They then decided it would be fun to sit in the bushes by the bus station outside and shout at random passers-by.
I got on to Pubwatch and reported "two teenage triffid teasers" :)