Model Boat Mayhem
Mess Deck: General Section => Chit-Chat => Topic started by: Netleyned on August 18, 2012, 06:13:59 pm
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What did we do?
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Get wet !! :-))
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We had tents that you could roll the sides up.
Bob
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Gamps! :-)) :-)) :-))
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broken umbrellas...
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We were British.
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broken umbrellas...
A large baggy umbrella of the type carried by Sarah Gamp, a nurse in Charles Dickens book Martin Chuzzlewit :-)) :-)) :-))
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Got sunburned. Well, maybe not in Jolly Old England, or here in the US Pacific NW. The first guy got it right, "Got wet." O0
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Stayed in the SHED!!!!!
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Plenty of pubs in those days :-))
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Plenty of pubs in those days :-))
Seconded. Still works.
I take little pleasure in deliberate discomfort. Way back, when I had a bike (pre learning to drive) there was a bike bits catalogue called "Holdsworth bike riders aids", which, apart from gears and handlebars and such, had the specialized apparel. In the illustrations the guys in the capes always had a happy smile with the rain lashing down on them, which never struck me as sensible, and confirmed my opinion of my PE teacher who insisted that "enthusiasm" was a vital part of existence. He was always frustrated by my inability to run in a circle when considered alongside his inability to keep pace with me on my bike when I was heading home for lunch.
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The mayhem girls got the Mayhem gazebo out this weekend... still not cleaned from the mud bath at Wicksteed! >:-o
http://www.modelboatmayhem.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=33825.msg373965#msg373965
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It's easy, if it's rains you retire to the pub.
If it's hot you retire to the pub .
If it's sunny you retire to the pub.
If you had a good day and your boat went well you retire to the pub.
If you had a bad day and your boat stopped , blew up or sunk you retire to the pub.
cheers, the next round is on you.
Wizard
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Wizard, your recipe is often applied by the Como Lake Model Yacht Group in British Columbia. Sometimes when it's wet and cold we just skip the lake and boats and go directly to the pub. O0
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Gosh and Golly......you guys going on about "pubs". Yes, there were plenty of them, but because of the licensing laws the hours they were open (11am - 3pm) meant getting wet most of the time. Unless you worked in the bits of London where pubs were open for the night shift workers. BY.
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Or the lock-in :-))
such a wonderful invention between tides
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Ha ha had a few of those :-)) :-))
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In an emergency, there is always the cheap booze aisle in the supermarket and a large cardboard box....
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The pubs open at 1100 on Sunday over here in British Columbia, too. Us Como Lake guys solve that by starting our boating around 0930, so by the time the batt'rys are wearing down, it's time to hit the Frog or Rhino's pub for a cold one. :-))
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If an ASBO's given for anti social behaviour.....what's GAZEBO's all about ?
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If an ASBO's given for anti social behaviour.....what's GAZEBO's all about ?
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