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  1. SAS - Are you tough enough? finished last night with the ex-
    boxing fireman 'winning'. The other three people that made
    it to the last episode were all triathletes and one was a
    bicycle builder by occupation. When having his attack plan
    ripped apart by various staff sargeants they chided him as
    being too old for bikes with the odd [censored] jib about
    stabilisers. He didn't rise to it, the punishment press-ups
    aren't worth it.

    Colin
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  2. "Colin Blackburn" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    SAS - Are you tough enough? finished last night with the
    ex-boxing fireman 'winning'. The other three people that
    made it to the last episode were all triathletes and one
    was a bicycle builder by occupation. When having his
    attack plan ripped apart by various staff sargeants they
    chided him as being too old for bikes with the odd [censored]
    jib about stabilisers.

    I stopped "playing soldiers" when I was about 8 or 9.

    OTOH bikes remained "cred" up to the age of about 15 if you
    were prepared to do stupid things with them.

  3. Colin Blackburn said:

    SAS - Are you tough enough? finished last night with the
    ex-boxing fireman 'winning'. The other three people that
    made it to the last episode were all triathletes and one
    was a bicycle builder by occupation. When having his attack
    plan ripped apart by various staff sargeants they chided
    him as being too old for bikes with the odd [censored] jib about
    stabilisers. He didn't rise to it, the punishment press-ups
    aren't worth it.

    The triathelete should have challenged "staff" to a
    cycle race.

    James

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