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Professor Mal Archaic: Ahem, it is my pleasure to introduce, as usual, the Friday Night is Health and Safety Film Night here at ,&. Tonight, we welcome to the small screen those well known speakers on Global Warming: Professor Steve Martin, Dr Idle and Sir Thomas Hanks. Which reminds me of my favourite song, "T …
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Sometimes office staff are asked to provide computer support without sufficient training. There are a few telltale signs - check this short Health and Safety Film - and see if you can spot any. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zQGX3J6DAGw
How to test drive a car
You can never be too careful about the little hidden unhealthy extras in the food you are served - even at surpisingly swanky parties. Roll the safety film, Rufus! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aA_j4KpP0W0
What we can learn from comedy writing royalty: Galton and Simpson
How low can you go with "low budget" video. Try Zero.
Professor Mal Archaic (for it is he): "I take my duties seriously as programmer for the Friday night is Health & Safety Film Nights here at Comma And. Tonight's film shows the risk to Castle dwellers from 3 sources: Inferior minimalist interior design Lack of surveyors Poorly trained security firms https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3YiPC91QUk
Friday Night is usually Health & Safety Film Night here at Comma And. Introduced by Professor Mal Archaic.... "Hello, sports fans. Tonight: a rather distressing film showing what can transpire when the dinner party seats are not all the correct height. Roll the film, Rufus!" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3mDOHGBRs8
Friday Night is Health & Safety Film Night again at Comma And. Tonight, our resident Health & Safety presenter, Professor Mal Archaic is absent, due to over-caffeination. But he did leave a note of which film to show tonight, cunningly disguised as a 43 page dossier. Roll the tape, Rufus! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OTrxEQnPtAg
Woollen delight, colours and texture as designer Steven Be shows the many ways to wear his ponchini
