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The first English player in the NBA, Russel 'Legs' Akimbo was left stranded in Malton Airport. Carrying only a washbag and his grandfather's cricket bat (143* vs Australia, Perth, 1935) Legs has somehow managed to hide his 6'11 frame... | The first English player in the NBA, Russel 'Legs' Akimbo was left stranded in Malton Airport when the virus broke. Carrying only a washbag and his grandfather's cricket bat (143* vs Australia, Perth, 1935) Legs has somehow managed to hide his 6'11 frame for 12 long years... | ||
Normally to be found in and around [Abraham General Hospital], where he manages to make himself useful, | Normally to be found in and around [Abraham General Hospital], where he manages to make himself useful, and make others an excellent Martini. Despite a complete lack of medical training and an aversion to blood, under the tutelage of Prof Wagstaff and Doctor Goodchild Legs is now a fairly proficient medic, although his suturing skills are best described as "sub-optimal". | ||
Revision as of 14:00, 18 January 2022
The first English player in the NBA, Russel 'Legs' Akimbo was left stranded in Malton Airport when the virus broke. Carrying only a washbag and his grandfather's cricket bat (143* vs Australia, Perth, 1935) Legs has somehow managed to hide his 6'11 frame for 12 long years...
Normally to be found in and around [Abraham General Hospital], where he manages to make himself useful, and make others an excellent Martini. Despite a complete lack of medical training and an aversion to blood, under the tutelage of Prof Wagstaff and Doctor Goodchild Legs is now a fairly proficient medic, although his suturing skills are best described as "sub-optimal".
