Round Anglesey cruise 14 May 2005 - Page 4

Graham H · 15 May 2005, 20:39

Great day. Thanks Rachel for organising it

I know I said flat calm was boring but that was a bit over the top

Lets do it again .Phil & Terry I couldnt believe the beating you took & still came out smiling , my hat comes of to you, great skill.

Graham

Louise · 15 May 2005, 20:41

Glad to hear you had a good time up there!

It would be nice to see some piccies.

Or were you all holding on too tight?!

jwalker · 15 May 2005, 20:50

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Originally Posted by fred bolton

SORRY GUYS I WILL HAVE TO PULL OUT, ......"MEGASOREARSE" LAST THING I NEED IS BOUNCING ABOUT ON A JOCKEY SEAT.

Wussy.

humper · 16 May 2005, 13:31

Hi Rach,great day, sun-burnt face is red and very sore and when I got in the shower I looked like a match stick!(the down-side of drysuits) Nice to meet Graham,Barry,Phil and Terry It would be good to organise something with them when they come to Treaddurr again.Yesterday was good apart from those evil looking insects. We had a good run back Becky got it upto 54mph between South Stack and the Fangs(she`s 12)and it`s official she`s got her nerve back! How close did you get to the HSS? from where we were it looked like Rog was on a suicide mission.Thanks for great weekend,see you guys soon.

fred bolton · 16 May 2005, 17:57

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Originally Posted by jwalker

Wussy.

WUSSY!!! and I am shouting if you had sat on my saddle for 25 miles even Braveheart would be cringing See Piccie attached

Phil Davies · 16 May 2005, 19:41

Yes, thanks Rachel for getting it all together. It was a brilliant day

By the way, Pete, I saw you coming into Treaddur Bay yesterday evening. I was in the lime green kayak, just a shade more lurid than the colour of your face

I must say that E-Tec 250 looks and sounds stunning. Had an interesting ride back with Terry on Saturday - we went exploring caves with the Searider, one advantage of a 4m boat, I guess!

Thanks for those kind comments, Graham, but it's a lot easier to be brave when you've got an RNLI senior helmsman sat behind you shouting, 'of course it'll go through that, you southern wuss'

Fred, I do hope your arse is feeling better, but if you must wear your wife's thongs, then I would suggest removing it before you ride a bike. We were also saddened to hear on Saturday morning that MeMe, too, had succumbed to another well known anal condition - 'Can'tbearsed Syndrome'. Naturally we all extend our wishes for a full recovery, Graeme, and I look forward to seeing you next time I haul my RIB the 320 miles to North Wales to join the other die-hard ribsters who manfully put to sea in a Force 6, gusting 7

Ribster Rache · 17 May 2005, 09:06

Thank you all so much for your kind comments, Roger and I enjoyed organising it very much and spending time with you all. There's nothing greater than getting together with a group of die hard ribsters and being covered in salt and sunshine

- perfect combination

Come on, now that the season is well under way are there any suggestions for any other cruises?

MeMe · 17 May 2005, 12:02

........make it but am pleased to hear you had a good day - any photos ?

P

D - shut it.........

fred bolton · 17 May 2005, 12:48

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Originally Posted by Phil Davies

Fred, I do hope your arse is feeling better, but if you must wear your wife's thongs, then I would suggest removing it before you ride a bike.

To understand women you have to dress like them

still removing them sounds like good advice I'll bear this in mind next time, do you recommend removal of the suspender belt as well ? Phil you seem a little obsessed with anything "Anal" is this because your full of S

T

fred bolton · 17 May 2005, 18:45

come on I've shown you mine let's see yours Piccies that is I'm beginning to think it was flat calm on saturday. What's the matter PD did ya leave the lens cap on

Finally phil just thought I'd let you know I have bought a naughty little Lycra number complete with nappy so the saddle won't give so much trouble

Phil Davies · 17 May 2005, 21:33

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Originally Posted by fred bolton

I have bought a naughty little Lycra number complete with nappy

Fred, I understand that accountancy may not be the most exciting of professions but dressing up as a baby is normally the preserve of middle aged Conservative MPs and really requires some form of professional counselling. Your fetish with leather saddles is no less concerning, although I have heard the aroma can be intensified by judicious application of a proprietary hide oil.

ps. no photos available I'm afraid, not that we'd have been able to take any in those conditions, anyway.