Original ID : 743 Created On : 2002-11-24 Last Modified : 2005-05-01
A kid, a couple of years our junior, who used to make the beeping noise of a train door opening, thinking it made him popular. A large group would gather round him and chant ‘Make the train noise’ repeatedly until he began beeping, then a hushed silence would descend until he had finished. It would then go one of two ways - we would make him do it again or we would disperse whispering ’that kid’s a right wierdo’. It was all very surreal.
Jim G
While Train Boy’s impression was surreal, “Smelly” John Stephenson’s car alarm impression was merely shrill - very realistic indeed.
I can’t remember whether his car alarm impression was a response to getting beaten up, or whether he was beaten up because the impression was so annoying.
Anyway, just imagine one boy getting punched in the face, and whooping repetetively.
[anon]
Quite what posessed Andrew Meadon to get up in front of 700 boys and act out scenes from Independence Day and Ace Ventura for our “talent” show, I do not know. What I do know was that they all seemed to involve the NHS-specced, dirty-coated spacker flailing around the stage like a Welsh whirling dervish, shouting barely comprehensible Will Smith-icisms…
Saying that, his veloceraptor impression was truly top drawer. Blue ribbon stuff….