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nailit | 17:40 Thu 23rd Aug 2018 | ChatterBank
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Started (voluntary) work at the local food bank distribution centre on Monday.
Went in today expecting a quiet day marking up and packing food for the delivery van. Got a day when a major food supplier sent a lorry load of pallets to be unloaded.
Wasn't expecting for a pallet of tinned fish to fall off the back of the lorry and having to sweep up a load of sardines off the road and pick up tins of fish.
I smelt like an aquarium when Id finished.....
Still do now after a bath....
Ah well! all in a good cause I suppose....

Anyone find the smell of fish a turnoff? Because I reek of it!!
Why couldn't it have been biscuits or something??
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What a damn shame, glad no one was hurt by it, things never smell nice when you didn't make the decision to get covered in them.
Quick, folks. Get down to the Dog and Ferret straight away. There's this guy in there, called Nailit, who's got a load of cheap sardines which he swears fell of the back of a lorry. Mind you, I reckon his story is rather fishy ;-)
I wouldn't worry- the smell is only superfishoil
I think more people should do what you are doing. Good on you.
Groannnnnnnnn
LOL @ F-F!
(I wish I'd thought of that one!)
So how did the fish come out of the tins and unto the
road ?
Oh dear, what a shame Nailit.

Keep up the good work though, you are making a valuable contribution.
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//So how did the fish come out of the tins and unto the
road ?//

Err, it fell from a height.
Nailit, you mean the cans actually split open?
Nailit, are you a U Kipper?
All that Omega 3 will do your skin the world of good. :-)

Brilliant answer from FF!
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You should have borrowed a cat from somewhere, to eat up all the fish.
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//Nailit, you mean the cans actually split open? //
yes, that was the gest of it.
Most were wrapped in cling film but falling of the back of a lorry (a few foot) tends to have the effect of splitting some tins open.
ironic really, i can never get the lids off those damn tins

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I'm guessing that they were ring-pull cans, rather than traditional ones. If so, they only need a slight knock for the seals on the ring pulls to fracture.

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