: Tue Apr 21, 2009 12:22 pm  

JWP wrote:

I understand that you can't just do things for other folks benefit, but, it would be pretty good if you could give Richmond a lead role, so that we can laugh at him like. I say this, as if I'll probably see it, but I'll level with you, I probably won't, but I'll try to if you get me.

Who better for a lead role, than the bloke who came 106th in Mr Warrington 2008.

Didn't he say he was in Nacho Libre. Did anybody see him in it when it was on Channel four the other day?

: Tue Apr 21, 2009 1:11 pm  

Wire On The Telly wrote:

I would look out for it, but if i don't know about it
You know i was pretty gutted last time round. I never get a CV or showreel from Warrington's favourite Actor. No not Pete or Tim, but Mr Richmond himself.

its ok because my show is available on the BBC iplayer so i shall point you in the right direction after the show has been aired.

: Tue Apr 21, 2009 1:51 pm  

Betty Ford Clinic wrote:

its ok because my show is available on the BBC iplayer so i shall point you in the right direction after the show has been aired.

On Eggheads aren't you?

: Tue Apr 21, 2009 2:00 pm  

El Diablo wrote:

On Eggheads aren't you?

No mate, Saturday night telly none of your midweek BBC2 rubbish

: Tue Apr 21, 2009 2:10 pm  

Betty Ford Clinic wrote:

No mate, Saturday night telly none of your midweek BBC2 rubbish

BRING ON THE WALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

: Tue Apr 21, 2009 4:01 pm  

Wedge>Anderson wrote:

BRING ON THE WALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

: Tue Apr 21, 2009 4:16 pm  

Betty Ford Clinic wrote:

No mate, Saturday night telly none of your midweek BBC2 rubbish

100 to 1?

: Tue Apr 21, 2009 4:43 pm  

Betty Ford Clinic wrote:

No mate, Saturday night telly none of your midweek BBC2 rubbish

Are you revealed as her first boyfriend..

: Tue Apr 21, 2009 5:50 pm  

Wire On The Telly wrote:

As a total layman to flatter me most, i would guess it is not wise to move someone who is having seizure incase it damages any nerves/CNS? On side the body is restricted in which way it can move which might put pressure on these and the joints?

Interesting that you mentioned Grand Mal and Petit mal. Had a quick look on net and had this to say on page i landed on from searching Grand mal (or Tonic-clonic seizure as apparently is the current name).

Infact seems in most cases it is the best to leave them until the professionals arrive
Really wish i had opportunity to do First aid course at work but won't let me

Which is suggesting recovery position as best position. But incase of a Rugby player you have to consider if there are any other injuries, and doubt they knew it was going to happen.

A grand mal is a tonic clonic fit, a petit mal does not always have the tonic clonic aspects ie the aura, taste in the mouth, light headedness etc, same pooh different names tbh just splitting hairs i know

first aid courses should be free in my opinion to all at school and in work, as per most of EU

: Tue Apr 21, 2009 6:02 pm  

slimwire66 wrote:

first aid courses should be free in my opinion to all at school and in work, as per most of EU

They should be but the government would never fund it unfortunately and the first aid providers couldn't afford to provide it free on a large scale.

That said St John Ambulance (and other training providers I am sure) are working hard to try to encourage all schools to teach first aid to the young people and more importantly they are also campaigning to get first aid added to the National Curriculum.

But I think anyone who gets the chance to do a first aid course should because you really do never know when you will need it.