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750 Relay
Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2011 11:17 am
by Bob Bull
The annual six hour thrash will be held on the 29th of the month, any idea of entries as yet?
Re: 750 Relay
Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2011 1:42 pm
by Andy Green
Bob
So far 2 Morgans Teams have made an entry
1 Morgans for fun
2 Morgan Lady and Gentlemen
Re: 750 Relay
Posted: Fri Oct 07, 2011 11:55 am
by Bob Bull
I notice that the 750 club offer a 'matching service' for individuals looking for a team or a team looking for drivers, so if you can't raise sufficient Morgans for a team try entering as an individual, and you may wind up with a lot of IMPs, MG's, Caterhams or such.
Could be fun.
Re: 750 Relay
Posted: Fri Oct 07, 2011 12:03 pm
by Tim Ayres
Have you tried the 'matching service' Bob, or are you a confirmed 'batchelor

' ?
Re: 750 Relay
Posted: Fri Oct 07, 2011 2:28 pm
by Bob Bull
Tim,
Have you not yet realised that I am like an historic motorbike ......................MATCHLESS?
Well strike a light!
See you there?
Bob.
Re: 750 Relay
Posted: Wed Oct 26, 2011 9:07 am
by Bob Bull
Any ideas on the identity of the sixth Lady or Gentleman as yet?
Very much looking forward to Saturday, as it is always a very 'fun event'. Will many non-competitor Morganers be turning up?
I will bring my camera so keep smiling.
See ya!
Bob.
Re: 750 Relay
Posted: Wed Oct 26, 2011 12:07 pm
by john bevan
only 5 Bob,
Keith Ahlers
Ray Higgs
Sharlie (Bob) Goddard
John Bevan
Tim Ayres
see you there,
John
Re: 750 Relay
Posted: Wed Oct 26, 2011 2:00 pm
by Bob Bull
Thanks for that John, it is very important that us Senior Media Executives are fully up to speed on such matters especially on those that relate to Morgans and their drivers, after all one does not like to appear a fool in front of one's peers!!
Mind you, having witnessed the carnage amongst the Morgans last year, it might be wise to sign-up another team member, or there could be a danger of running out of motor cars before the race is over. Knowing that a bitter internecine struggle is bound to ensue between the two teams, having one more car could tip the balance in the favour of the 'Fun Loving Mob'.
Shoud I bring my bike?
Bob (Sharlie?) Bull.
Re: 750 Relay
Posted: Wed Oct 26, 2011 8:19 pm
by Katy Thompson
But Bob, you will "pop" in for tea, coffee, bacon roll, toast, cereal, chilli and rice, veggie soup and cakes (but not necessarily in that order) won't you??
I would hate to think of you wasting away........
Katy.
Re: 750 Relay
Posted: Wed Oct 26, 2011 8:33 pm
by john bevan
Bob- are you just called Sharlie at weekends? I think we should be told...............

Re: 750 Relay
Posted: Thu Oct 27, 2011 9:27 am
by Bob Bull
john bevan wrote:Bob- are you just called Sharlie at weekends? I think we should be told...............

Keith Ahlers
Ray Higgs
Sharlie (Bob) Goddard
John Bevan
Tim Ayres
JB,
It was this rather cryptic item that lead me to query the link between 'Bob' and 'Sharlie'! Is the lovely Mrs. Goddard known as Bob to those in the know? Or is the lovely Bob dubbed Sharlie in Morgan circles?
I THINK I SHOULD BE TOLD after all confusion between us could prove embarrrasing. Not least to Mr. Goddard (who I might add is a charming gentleman).
Perhaps in between driving stints you could explain the reasoning behind this matter.
Re: 750 Relay
Posted: Thu Oct 27, 2011 9:49 am
by Bob Bull
Katy Thompson wrote:But Bob, you will "pop" in for tea, coffee, bacon roll, toast, cereal, chilli and rice, veggie soup and cakes (but not necessarily in that order) won't you??
I would hate to think of you wasting away........
Katy.
Katy,
Do I detect a slight hint of sarcasm in your invitation?
While I will admit to making a fairly hefty dent in the comestibles last year, this was only because the lady in charge* presented a definitely threatening demeanour to any poor soul who did not appear to be doing their share in reducing the vast stockpile of sandwiches, cakes, pies, rolls and various other assorted groceries on display. I was left in little doubt as to the fate of anyone who failed to consume vast quantities of the provender laid out.
My good lady wife usually let's me bring a cheese sandwich to most meetings so that I do not get hungry - she is very good like that - however, it would be churlish to reject you kind invitation so look out for me at anytime during the long six hours of teduim that is the Birkett.
Lots of love,
Bob.
*

Re: 750 Relay
Posted: Thu Oct 27, 2011 2:13 pm
by Mary Lindsay
the long six hours of teduim that is the Birkett
I know you like obscure words Bob but can you enlighten us as to the meaning of
teduim?
Re: 750 Relay
Posted: Thu Oct 27, 2011 3:07 pm
by Bob Bull
Mary Lindsay wrote:the long six hours of teduim that is the Birkett
I know you like obscure words Bob but can you enlighten us as to the meaning of
teduim?
Mary,
No way was I going to describe the 750CC's event as tedious, so resorted to subterfuge.
Well that's my excuse!
BB
Re: 750 Relay
Posted: Thu Oct 27, 2011 6:42 pm
by john bevan
Bob- I think Sharlie was referencing Black Adder and the episode where Blackadder falls in love with his manservant who is actually a girl dressed as a man who calls herself Kate. Blackadder says "Isn't Kate a funny name for a man?" whereupon she repiles "It's short for Bob!"
I hope I have cleared the matter up,
John