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How do kippers work?

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jorton | 17:25 Sat 05th Jul 2003 | How it Works
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Mine works very well - as long as I keep it lubricated :-)
21:11 Sat 05th Jul 2003
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Avatar Image Helen Kinsey
They usually work very well under the right conditions. Lack of water makes them feel a little lethargic so make sure that there's some handy. I find them useful in my restaurant business, they work very hard particularly during the breakfast rush hour. They do pong a bit, but don't suggest personal hygeine classes! Bad move!
13:36 Sun 06th Jul 2003
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the majority of kippers do indeed work in the catering field, but there are several in our IT dept.
15:15 Sun 06th Jul 2003
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by internal combustion engine, though you often have to fill them with petrol and use the choke to get them going. Oh no, 'ang on, that's cars, sorry.
20:39 Sun 06th Jul 2003
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quite well, as long as they get paid regularly, and nowadays they usually like perks such as a pension scheme.
20:39 Sun 06th Jul 2003
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You could always just give 'em a good slap, that usually gets 'em working.
20:40 Sun 06th Jul 2003
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By the way, are you talking about automatic or manual kippers? And what size? Pre-1972, or post-1972? And what fins are they fitted with?
20:41 Sun 06th Jul 2003
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