[Gemma Waugh]

The important question is how well did Spencer do?

[gareth davies]

gwaugh Wrote:The important question is how well did Spencer do?

We're talking about Total Wipeout - success is coming out with your dignity intact!

[Keith Gordon]

And being a scrutiny officer, dignity was in small supply?

Its not available on iplayer!

[Ed Hammond]

I think he works at Swansea (well, a Google search reveals a Spencer who works there, and it's not a particularly common first name).

Any Welsh colleagues know more? Should we all write to him with requests for autographs?

Perhaps we should get him to talk at the next conference about how his experiences on the programme have helped him in the day job.

[gareth davies]

Ehammond Wrote:I think he works at Swansea (well, a Google search reveals a Spencer who works there, and it's not a particularly common first name).

Any Welsh colleagues know more? Should we all write to him with requests for autographs?

Perhaps we should get him to talk at the next conference about how his experiences on the programme have helped him in the day job.

He certainly sounded like he had a welsh accent.... (we're sensitive to such things in our household...)

[Keith Gordon]

Ed

You can also ask him to speak on how his expereinces in the day job helped him on the programme!

[Nick Beale]

kgordon Wrote:Ed

You can also ask him to speak on how his expereinces in the day job helped him on the programme!

Perhaps we consider that wearing a garish lycra suit and a crash helmet while trying to squeeze through a series of absurd obstacles floating in cold water seemed like a welcome change from the day job?

[gareth davies]

Nick Beale Wrote:

kgordon Wrote:Ed

You can also ask him to speak on how his expereinces in the day job helped him on the programme!

Perhaps we consider that wearing a garish lycra suit and a crash helmet while trying to squeeze through a series of absurd obstacles floating in cold water seemed like a welcome change from the day job?

Hands up all those who read that and thought wearing a garish lycra suit and a crash helmet while trying to squeeze through a series of absurd obstacles floating in cold water soudns just like the day job...

[Keith Gordon]

Sounds remarkably like my days, only who gets a crash helet?

[Cllr Susan Watson]

garethd Wrote:

Nick Beale Wrote:

kgordon Wrote:Ed

You can also ask him to speak on how his expereinces in the day job helped him on the programme!

Perhaps we consider that wearing a garish lycra suit and a crash helmet while trying to squeeze through a series of absurd obstacles floating in cold water seemed like a welcome change from the day job?

Hands up all those who read that and thought wearing a garish lycra suit and a crash helmet while trying to squeeze through a series of absurd obstacles floating in cold water soudns just like the day job...

That just made me properly laugh out loud and now I look like an idiot in my open plan office. Thanks (and also, putting my hand up!)