MSOC - May Meet Sunday 30th May & Curry Night
31 May 2010, 12:08 AM
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Good meet as ever
Russ, this may be what you want - https://www.scoobynet.com/group-buys...kit-799-a.html
Russ, this may be what you want - https://www.scoobynet.com/group-buys...kit-799-a.html
I've just worked it out that was £550 odd down the drain!!great meet today guys
good food too Guv
another link you may need Russ
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good food too Guv
another link you may need Russ
http://www.google.co.uk/aclk?sa=l&ai...lein_underwear
It was a good meet apart from the Sketch Mcrea bit
Good food Guv.
Catch you all soon and don't worry I'll stay at the back next time!
Russ!
31 May 2010, 12:10 AM
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Tis was a fine meet, great that seamus could pop down aswell.
Food was great but a bit slow but they were very busy, must do that when its not so busy.
Think maybe nxt month we could go for an english yar??
Food was great but a bit slow but they were very busy, must do that when its not so busy.
Think maybe nxt month we could go for an english yar??
31 May 2010, 12:50 PM
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Sod blowing more money on brakes Russ.........just brake 5 seconds earlier than you'd like to, much cheaper alternative lolol
Seriously though thats what I say to myself & its one way of saving £700! The only time it would pee me off would be on a trackday.
ps Good meet with a great run & great food
The Type R was given its first spirited driving, quite happy with it, especially the handling. Max knock I saw was only 9 on the Apexi, which is almost nothing, everything worked well. Though using Mr Budgens monster Hawkeye as a benchmark to compare my old Spec C, then the Type R is not as fast as the Spec C, especially the torque seems less. But never the less its far more chuckable & obscene angles have recently been got out of the car on the empty roundabouts behind my house!!
lololSeriously though thats what I say to myself & its one way of saving £700! The only time it would pee me off would be on a trackday.
ps Good meet with a great run & great food
The Type R was given its first spirited driving, quite happy with it, especially the handling. Max knock I saw was only 9 on the Apexi, which is almost nothing, everything worked well. Though using Mr Budgens monster Hawkeye as a benchmark to compare my old Spec C, then the Type R is not as fast as the Spec C, especially the torque seems less. But never the less its far more chuckable & obscene angles have recently been got out of the car on the empty roundabouts behind my house!!
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31 May 2010, 01:04 PM
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Twas another great meet 
Seamus you dark horse hanging round maggs shop for prowlers
Food was very good and hot
Russ your skid marks were longer on the underware than on the road
Fish & chips sounds good to me
Ash the car looks great and you got a good deal with FB helping you
Pete leave the poor lambo drivers alone they have no chance
Looking forward to the next one bring it on
Seamus you dark horse hanging round maggs shop for prowlers
Food was very good and hot
Russ your skid marks were longer on the underware than on the road
Fish & chips sounds good to me
Ash the car looks great and you got a good deal with FB helping you
Pete leave the poor lambo drivers alone they have no chance
Looking forward to the next one bring it on
31 May 2010, 06:05 PM
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01 June 2010, 10:32 AM
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was a good meet thanks jon for the lift (yes i did fit in the seat) got some good vids but will have to work out how to put them on here lol
was good to see the run as a passenger to and admire the scenery and the smoke from the front of the pack
the food was very good and cheap to , loved the wings yum yum so thanks to guv for the organisation .
the only problem was when i got home to find i had no key and no phone battery so i had to mooch outside and wait for roz to return from work at 11.30 to find she had no key to so we had to break the fooking front door window to get in lol
thanks jon for the lift (yes i did fit in the seat) got some good vids but will have to work out how to put them on here lolwas good to see the run as a passenger to and admire the scenery and the smoke from the front of the pack
the food was very good and cheap to , loved the wings yum yum so thanks to guv for the organisation .
the only problem was when i got home to find i had no key and no phone battery so i had to mooch outside and wait for roz to return from work at 11.30 to find she had no key to so we had to break the fooking front door window to get in lol
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02 June 2010, 03:30 PM
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There's a rather nice Harry Ramsdens just opposite the pier that the family and I always eat at when at Brighton! I really fancy it now!
Not good fella but if it's only three month old it's gotta be something else??
I'm sure Rich will sort it!
Russ!
I'm sure Rich will sort it!
Russ!
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