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  1. OT, but worth knowing
    http://www.preparingforemergencies.co.uk/

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    Martin Bulmer

  2. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Martin Bulmer said:

    OT, but worth knowing
    http://www.preparingforemergencies.co.uk/

    Bit late, innit? He was on PM yesterday (or was it the day before)
    after the splendid publicity.

    But worth a visit to anyone who hasn't yet.

    --
    Nick Kew

  3. Martin Bulmer said:

    OT, but worth knowing
    http://www.preparingforemergencies.co.uk/


    I'd heard about this, but it is so much better than I thought

    This guy deserves the Micheal Moore award

    Brilliant, not laughed out loud for ages.

    Steve

  4. [email hidden] (Steve Walton)typed

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    On Fri, 30 Jul 2004 07:09:01 +0100, "Martin Bulmer"
    <[email hidden]> wrote:

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    OT, but worth knowing
    http://www.preparingforemergencies.co.uk/


    I'd heard about this, but it is so much better than I thought

    Quoted message said:

    This guy deserves the Micheal Moore award

    Quoted message said:

    Brilliant, not laughed out loud for ages.

    Quoted message said:

    Steve

    Wonderful, isn't it? I finally visited the site when someone on the A&E
    Medicine mailing list posted advice to visit it.

    Sad ;-)

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    Helen D. Vecht: [email hidden]
    Edgware.

  5. Helen Deborah Vecht said:


    Wonderful, isn't it? I finally visited the site when someone on the A&E
    Medicine mailing list posted advice to visit it.

    Not bad. There's probably a grain of useful info there with a suitably funny
    surround (apart from the unconscious section on First Aid).

    With the bombs though, I always wondered why - with the ultimate
    predictability of company bomb procedures - terrorists don't ring up
    reception, say there's a bomb, then wait for everyone to start filing out
    of the fire escape - that big door in one place which is perfect to hide a
    shrapnel bomb next to.

    Presumably companies that are more likely to be bombed (as opposed to places
    like accountancy houses that no-one really cares about) have thought about
    this and don't put all their egg(heads) in one fire escape. Didn't IBM in
    Warwick have a bomb proof server room with lots of security?

    Anyway - who needs bombs when you have the government?

    - Richard

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