I played a lot of this at secondary school with my friends, probably more than anything else. In my defence, it was the 80s, and we didn't expect to graduate before they dropped the bomb.
The guy who ran our main campaign died a few years ago, and it still makes me think of him.
Rest easy Chris.

It's called the chain of survival. Went to a bloke who had survived a cardiac arrest because his neighbour realised what was going on and sent her dad to get the community defibrillator. Shocks were administered before the ambo arrived.

Ho, Ho, Ho, have you been naughty or nice this year?

Worst cover band ever

This mornings dog walk