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13 August 2006, 11:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Apple
I'm on scoobynet, thats me in the bg.One question though, why did it take you all nearly 15 minutes to get into the Show and Shine arena? The announcer called out 3 times and no one came, I nearly cried
LOVED Jims impreza, sounded very nice., and the white with blue decals, just wished you didnt turn round and go back from SnS.
And that 22B was
13 August 2006, 11:37 PM
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Originally Posted by pgudge
I'm on scoobynet, thats me in the bg.One question though, why did it take you all nearly 15 minutes to get into the Show and Shine arena? The announcer called out 3 times and no one came, I nearly cried
LOVED Jims impreza, sounded very nice., and the white with blue decals, just wished you didnt turn round and go back from SnS.
And that 22B was
You've heard of the saying "Good things come to those who wait"
(plus, it takes a while for the sound of the tannoy to get through the ear trumpets
)Andy
13 August 2006, 11:44 PM
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Originally Posted by pgudge
One question though, why did it take you all nearly 15 minutes to get into the Show and Shine arena? The announcer called out 3 times and no one came, I nearly cried
13 August 2006, 11:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Apple
Fame at last
You've heard of the saying "Good things come to those who wait"
(plus, it takes a while for the sound of the tannoy to get through the ear trumpets )
Andy
You've heard of the saying "Good things come to those who wait"
(plus, it takes a while for the sound of the tannoy to get through the ear trumpets
)Andy
, True about the tannoy, it was pretty crap.drooooool http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v385/pgudge/22b.jpg
13 August 2006, 11:46 PM
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Now this is gonna hurt a little, but that Micra..
The graphics, kind of 'now you see me, now you don't'
Respect.
Seriously. Different. In a good way. Showed a little thought and imagination rather than just buying 2 £3 dragons from some monkey on eBay.
The graphics, kind of 'now you see me, now you don't'
Respect.
Seriously. Different. In a good way. Showed a little thought and imagination rather than just buying 2 £3 dragons from some monkey on eBay.
13 August 2006, 11:53 PM
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I was asked to take this by the nice ladies stood at my side to prove that some of the blokes could get their fingers out and help...
They made me do it, honest, or they'd have made me "disappear"
[and that's no small feat ]
Anyway, enough for now as I've got one of Mr Artois' frigid daughters waiting and the WRC is on as reminded by Sticky.
Nighty-night
They made me do it, honest, or they'd have made me "disappear"
[and that's no small feat ]Anyway, enough for now as I've got one of Mr Artois' frigid daughters waiting and the WRC is on as reminded by Sticky.
Nighty-night
13 August 2006, 11:57 PM
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Top pics as ever Andy.
Thanks for the entertainment. I resisted the urge to put a caption to your first offering as I saw her from the front, and words fail me
Thanks for the entertainment. I resisted the urge to put a caption to your first offering as I saw her from the front, and words fail me
14 August 2006, 12:05 AM
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BRINK is a contraction of bring and drink, just in case you thought I couldn't trype carroctly
Well guys and girls, we are now officially award winners, well done Mr Yates and the whole bunch of you for the stand award
So glad the weather did not take too much away from the day, a little peed about work spoiling my weekend
Top stuff yee all hats off to you all
14 August 2006, 01:43 AM
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Originally Posted by Sticky Stuff
Top pics as ever Andy.
Thanks for the entertainment. I resisted the urge to put a caption to your first offering as I saw her from the front, and words fail me
Thanks for the entertainment. I resisted the urge to put a caption to your first offering as I saw her from the front, and words fail me
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14 August 2006, 01:49 AM
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Originally Posted by Sticky Stuff
Now this is gonna hurt a little, but that Micra..
The graphics, kind of 'now you see me, now you don't'
Respect.
Seriously. Different. In a good way. Showed a little thought and imagination rather than just buying 2 £3 dragons from some monkey on eBay.
The graphics, kind of 'now you see me, now you don't'
Respect.
Seriously. Different. In a good way. Showed a little thought and imagination rather than just buying 2 £3 dragons from some monkey on eBay.
14 August 2006, 11:33 AM
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Sticky i must say your in the wrong job you should be on stage, where do you get some of the ideas from you must be thinking of them all day your brain must never switch off i loved the one about the tin can in my hand
well done mate
well done mate
15 August 2006, 04:14 PM
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All packed up and back safe and sound, hope everyone else is too.
What started out as a bit of a washout ended up turning into a decent weekend. Today's weather brightened up a bit, and the wind receded. The car park got a little fuller and the stand ended up fairly well occupied. Perhaps not full to bursting, but with a little careful positioning of cars it looked very respectable.
New members came in thick and fast, I have in my posession £60 in new membership money, and a tenner to start the ball rolling for the charity fund.
Quick rollcall for the new members;
Matt (Silver classic wagon with 8000 watts of ICE
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Stu Jackson (Silver classic, not exactly new, but subs paid in a failed bid to relieve a lttle Gay Times pressure)
Mark Richmond
Mike Kitchen (kitch)
Mick Bannister
Grant Leslie
Welcome to one and all. Not all of these guys have SN access so it may be a while before they post here, but they've been made aware of the EOM meets and run details, so lets hope we see them soon.
Dave, I also have a trackday deposit from Steve Jackson (22B), so you can put him down as confirmed please.
In all, although there wasn't that much to see there were plenty of faces, new and old, to have chats, natters and in-depth conversations with.
Pics to follow (Andy?)
Oh, an on a final note. Not wishing to rub any salt into any wounds, the SIDC 'stand' consisted on ONE car and a flag pole.
What started out as a bit of a washout ended up turning into a decent weekend. Today's weather brightened up a bit, and the wind receded. The car park got a little fuller and the stand ended up fairly well occupied. Perhaps not full to bursting, but with a little careful positioning of cars it looked very respectable.
New members came in thick and fast, I have in my posession £60 in new membership money, and a tenner to start the ball rolling for the charity fund.
Quick rollcall for the new members;
Matt (Silver classic wagon with 8000 watts of ICE
)Stu Jackson (Silver classic, not exactly new, but subs paid in a failed bid to relieve a lttle Gay Times pressure
)Mark Richmond
Mike Kitchen (kitch)
Mick Bannister
Grant Leslie
Welcome to one and all. Not all of these guys have SN access so it may be a while before they post here, but they've been made aware of the EOM meets and run details, so lets hope we see them soon.
Dave, I also have a trackday deposit from Steve Jackson (22B), so you can put him down as confirmed please.
In all, although there wasn't that much to see there were plenty of faces, new and old, to have chats, natters and in-depth conversations with.
Pics to follow (Andy?)
Oh, an on a final note. Not wishing to rub any salt into any wounds, the SIDC 'stand' consisted on ONE car and a flag pole.
15 August 2006, 04:26 PM
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I would like to thank everyone that was there for making us feel very welcome and for the burnt food and letting me drink all your beer. Also for the tea out of the minibago on sunday. Look forward to many more good times starting end of august.
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30 August 2006, 08:54 PM
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Does any know who took the flag & pole after the show? and the big blue plastic sheet that was inside the 'gay'zeebo ? I left em with you guy's on the Saturday but could n't come back on the Sunday.
Sticky has the 2 chairs & thought Mick had the pole but he didn't go.
Any body who has o'ut can you bring it to the meet on Thus or I could call and cottect.
Ta Mark.
Sticky has the 2 chairs & thought Mick had the pole but he didn't go.
Any body who has o'ut can you bring it to the meet on Thus or I could call and cottect.
Ta Mark.
30 August 2006, 09:29 PM
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I have the chairs and the tarpaulin, IIRC Dave C has the flag and pole in his minibago
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