I'm no longer a loser! - Page 2

doogalman · 14-Sep-2006, 13:37

That reminds me. I must see if the bike will run ok, otherwise i may be on the "Claud Butler".

jeff st4s · 14-Sep-2006, 13:39

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Originally Posted by doogalman

That reminds me. I must see if the bike will run ok, otherwise i may be on the "Claud Butler".

What about that gorgeous old girl you keep locked away in the dining room?
I know it might not be fully road legal, but as long as AndyB is not there you'll be ok.

Redruth · 14-Sep-2006, 13:44

Well done Jeff. Sorry didn't actually meet you. You were luckier than me on the raffle but it didn't matter after such a great evening. Congratulations again to Doug for winning that fantastically generous prize donated by FE. They really pull out all the stops for the Dave Harris RFH memorial evening, don't they?

doogalman · 14-Sep-2006, 13:45

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Originally Posted by jeff st4s

What about that gorgeous old girl you keep locked away in the dining room?
I know it might not be fully road legal, but as long as AndyB is not there you'll be ok.

SSSssshhhh the walls have ears. Maybe another time, anyway the other old girl is putting in an appearance!

jeff st4s · 14-Sep-2006, 13:51

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Originally Posted by Redruth

Well done Jeff. Sorry didn't actually meet you. You were luckier than me on the raffle but it didn't matter after such a great evening. Congratulations again to Doug for winning that fantastically generous prize donated by FE. They really pull out all the stops for the Dave Harris RFH memorial evening, don't they?

I did try to say hello when you were in the CK an AK area, but I think a bike fired up when CK shouted at you.
Maybe see you another time, like you avatar.

Redruth · 14-Sep-2006, 14:13

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Originally Posted by jeff st4s

I did try to say hello when you were in the CK an AK area, but I think a bike fired up when CK shouted at you.
Maybe see you another time, like you avatar.

Oh, sorry about that then. Bloomin' bikes! They really do interrupt your social life, don't they?

Actually, I'm sure there were lots of people who I've 'met' on here but can't actually put faces to names. Nattyboy was another one. He was in the same garage and I had every intention of introducing myself but in the end didn't get a chance to say hello. I suppose that's why events like the Dinner Dance work quite well as an opportunity to meet people without having to dash out for another go on the track

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14-Sep-2006, 13:37	#11
doogalman Registered Forum User WSB Hero Posts: 9,937 Join Date: May 2003 Location: Enjoy as much time without work Mood: No point in working long hours to die early That reminds me. I must see if the bike will run ok, otherwise i may be on the "Claud Butler". Reply