The Cinnamon Challenge
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Lol I could make a feature of horrible things I do to myself. My fear is it would get tiresome though like mrtiote's negativity or Tashes insanity
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It wouldn't get tiresome at all, providing the challenges are really harsh . Like a spoonful of wasabe.QWOP wrote:Lol I could make a feature of horrible things I do to myself. My fear is it would get tiresome though like mrtiote's negativity or Tashes insanity
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You should try the walls of flame challenge at Rib Shakk in Leeds & film it!QWOP wrote:Lol I could make a feature of horrible things I do to myself. My fear is it would get tiresome though like mrtiote's negativity or Tashes insanity
Only two people have managed it so far...
I was the first and managed it within 6 minutes!
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Rib Shakk? Where is that? Is it in the centre?ToonSi wrote:You should try the walls of flame challenge at Rib Shakk in Leeds & film it!QWOP wrote:Lol I could make a feature of horrible things I do to myself. My fear is it would get tiresome though like mrtiote's negativity or Tashes insanity
Only two people have managed it so far...
I was the first and managed it within 6 minutes!
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We can all make challenges for you
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Interesting.... Nothing too expensive mind. I have a limited budget which is spent on beer and football mainlybeardface wrote:We can all make challenges for you
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It's at the Corn Exchange, a spin-off idea of Anthony Flinn's, they do awesome ribs, wings & sides for about the price of a nandos (infinitely better than a nandos though).QWOP wrote:Rib Shakk? Where is that? Is it in the centre?ToonSi wrote: You should try the walls of flame challenge at Rib Shakk in Leeds & film it!
Only two people have managed it so far...
I was the first and managed it within 6 minutes!
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On a rugby tour to Ireland, the virgins had to keep a teaspoon full of English mustard up thier arses for the entire crossing from Holyhead > Dublin (3 and a bit hours)QWOP wrote:Interesting.... Nothing too expensive mind. I have a limited budget which is spent on beer and football mainlybeardface wrote:We can all make challenges for you
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Did it hurt?overseasTOON wrote:On a rugby tour to Ireland, the virgins had to keep a teaspoon full of English mustard up thier arses for the entire crossing from Holyhead > Dublin (3 and a bit hours)
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Ouch!overseasTOON wrote:On a rugby tour to Ireland, the virgins had to keep a teaspoon full of English mustard up thier arses for the entire crossing from Holyhead > Dublin (3 and a bit hours)QWOP wrote:
Interesting.... Nothing too expensive mind. I have a limited budget which is spent on beer and football mainly
Cheap challenge
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Ever seen a 6ft+ bloke built like a brick s*** house cry for 3 hours and beg to be allowed to go to the toilet?biggeordiedave wrote:Did it hurt?overseasTOON wrote:On a rugby tour to Ireland, the virgins had to keep a teaspoon full of English mustard up thier arses for the entire crossing from Holyhead > Dublin (3 and a bit hours)
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I think it hurt.
Thankfully I went on my first tour the year before so my initiation was less painful. I had to dress up as a princess whilst walking through Amsterdam on our way through to Germany. Got chatted up a fair few times. The Dutch are weird!
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biggeordiedave wrote:Did it hurt?overseasTOON wrote:On a rugby tour to Ireland, the virgins had to keep a teaspoon full of English mustard up thier arses for the entire crossing from Holyhead > Dublin (3 and a bit hours)
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My old Uni mates were all rugby players. Their initiation consisted of naked press ups into pint glasses (you can work it out) then a run across the field and back (while all the pint glasses were swapped around) to down 'your' pint. Cat food sandwiches, half pints of whiskey etc. All really quite dangerous.
I've heard some absolute horror stories from the lads that had finished Uni though. A lad once had to drink the entire team's piss out of an old fisherman's welly they found on a beach in Spain because he left the group on a night out to chat up some lasses. Another time, a lad had to drink a pint being poured through the arse cracks of two of the props stood back to back .
I've heard some absolute horror stories from the lads that had finished Uni though. A lad once had to drink the entire team's piss out of an old fisherman's welly they found on a beach in Spain because he left the group on a night out to chat up some lasses. Another time, a lad had to drink a pint being poured through the arse cracks of two of the props stood back to back .
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:Dbiggeordiedave wrote:My old Uni mates were all rugby players. Their initiation consisted of naked press ups into pint glasses (you can work it out) then a run across the field and back (while all the pint glasses were swapped around) to down 'your' pint. Cat food sandwiches, half pints of whiskey etc. All really quite dangerous.
I've heard some absolute horror stories from the lads that had finished Uni though. A lad once had to drink the entire team's piss out of an old fisherman's welly they found on a beach in Spain because he left the group on a night out to chat up some lasses. Another time, a lad had to drink a pint being poured through the arse cracks of two of the props stood back to back .
The guys I played rugby with would do similar but when we all gatherd to watch a Superbowl they kept saying all the players were queers for patting each other on the bum.
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Rugby folk are nutters!
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My Dad had told me to get into rugby because it would be good for me and I'd enjoy the camaraderie.QWOP wrote: Rugby folk are nutters!
I'm guessing the rugby camaraderie differed in my Dads time.
No mustard for them but they did halt all the traffic in Picadilly Circus because his initiaition challenge was to measure the distance from the Eros statue to the front doors of what is know Tower Records using nothing but a 6 inch ruler.
They lost count and had to start again.
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Oh my! Poor lads. I am impressed they halted Picadilly Circus traffic. That area is a nightmare!
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I did the cinnamon challenge today, as I been getting people to do it, thought I might aswell try it instead of being a dick and getting others to do it. Thing is I absolutely hate ginger the smell of it even makes me feel sick. So I tried it tried to swallow some felt like I was going to puke so I spat it all out, except for the giant lump stuck at the back of my throat. It kept making me gag and cough, eyes were watering, had snot flying out my nose because I got a cold, was f***ing disgusting took 10 mins to get the lump out the back of my throat was just stuck there. Gargling water didn't even help..
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"Urgh, that's terrible" Brilliant!QWOP wrote:Hi guys..... Here is my video.
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