Kent meet (Bluewater) Friday 18th July
06 July 2003, 10:07 PM
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It's that time again folks 
This month we are at The Wharf near Bluewater, map here
Time is 7.30 onwards, there is ample parking & children are welcome.
Arron the Guru will only be available from 8pm to 9pm for technical queries, after this you'll have to wait until next month
I'll be in my new Jimmy Choo's, can't wait to show them off
Look forward to seeing you all again, don't forget everyone is welcome
This month we are at The Wharf near Bluewater, map here
Time is 7.30 onwards, there is ample parking & children are welcome.
Arron the Guru will only be available from 8pm to 9pm for technical queries, after this you'll have to wait until next month
I'll be in my new Jimmy Choo's, can't wait to show them off
Look forward to seeing you all again, don't forget everyone is welcome
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09 July 2003, 10:22 PM
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Hi Lisa - the white scooby?, welcome back, we didn't scare you away then
Perhaps we could get a 'Kent Meet' convoy going to Hickstead?
Perhaps we could get a 'Kent Meet' convoy going to Hickstead?
10 July 2003, 11:33 AM
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Right people, we (GTB, Arron & myself) are in the process of sorting out a meeting point for the convoy to Hickstead, one of us will post details on here as soon as we can ( I am having a bit of a crisis with the car at the moment 
) I will also e-mail everyone on my mailing list
) I will also e-mail everyone on my mailing list
10 July 2003, 06:14 PM
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Hiya Pele.... How's you.
Unless there is any major changes I am in for the Friday meet and a trip to Hickstead...
Looking forward to both...I'll watch the thread for where to meet Sunday.
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10 July 2003, 08:41 PM
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11 July 2003, 06:56 PM
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Hi all, been working away this week so not seen the board. Should make this one, despite the rigours of such a long journey Oh well, to make up for a week's worth of missing sarcasm . . .
Arron "the guru"? You sure that's not a typo and you mean Arron the Gnu?
Pele - are these bigger platform soles so you can tower over Lee if he doesn't wash the car right?
Oh well, to make up for a week's worth of missing sarcasm . . . Arron "the guru"? You sure that's not a typo and you mean Arron the Gnu?
Pele - are these bigger platform soles so you can tower over Lee if he doesn't wash the car right?
11 July 2003, 09:07 PM
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Hades - 18" high, I'll be taller than you all for a change
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So I should call Arron 'The Antelope' instead?
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So I should call Arron 'The Antelope' instead?
12 July 2003, 12:22 AM
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I hate to say it, but you need bigger brakes with wheels that size! About 330mm disks would probably do the trick. Very nice though.
Are they any good on corners?
You can call Arron whatever you like. I'm not a great wildlife expert, so couldn't possibly comment what kind of grazing herd animal would be suitable.
Very nice though. Are they any good on corners?
You can call Arron whatever you like. I'm not a great wildlife expert, so couldn't possibly comment what kind of grazing herd animal would be suitable.
12 July 2003, 10:45 AM
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You offering to buy me some new ones then? You should have seen them when I only had the old 2pots & disks on
I have a rather big bill coming from ScoobySports on Monday, so bigger brakes are LOW down on my list - I'm quite happy with the new disks I have anyway
I'm sorry, but I could not possibly call Arron a herbivore of any kind, as I've seen him eating a bacon roll, sausage in a roll....
I can however, call you a MUPPET!
[Edited by pele - 12/07/2003 10:50:04]
I have a rather big bill coming from ScoobySports on Monday, so bigger brakes are LOW down on my list - I'm quite happy with the new disks I have anyway
I'm sorry, but I could not possibly call Arron a herbivore of any kind, as I've seen him eating a bacon roll, sausage in a roll....
I can however, call you a MUPPET!
[Edited by pele - 12/07/2003 10:50:04]
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Hol - hope you & your family have a great holiday, I'm sure the kids will enjoy themselves, especially the big one
We will be arranging a BBQ for August, as the Kent Meet will be 1 year old then, so hope to see you at the August meet
We will be arranging a BBQ for August, as the Kent Meet will be 1 year old then, so hope to see you at the August meet