CH1 said:I saw her @ Silverstone -was a good race for her. But what happened at Brands??? (I wasn't there and didn't record the race)
She had a reasonable tussle with Proctor, Curley and Williams all day but gave Collard a big nudge into Graham Hill bend in race 2 and I think she retired damaged in that one. A bit naughty, but she's learning fast how to make up places Touring car style ::
I was going to intercept you at some point, I had identified you from Silverstone with the Pug 306 (and purple hair) so was going to have a word especially since you were in the same motor & colour as mine at Brands.Nyteshade said:
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) and mates that are up before lunch on a sunday are non-existant so was relegated to watching it in ITV where I think we saw you all parked up, needless to say someone is going to be doing the washing up for quite a while yet!
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orca said:Blimey! That's rich coming from a SEAT supporter. Plato is the king of punt!! Still it does make things interesting!!!
Muzorewa said:I was going to intercept you at some point, I had identified you from Silverstone with the Pug 306 (and purple hair) so was going to have a word especially since you were in the same motor & colour as mine at Brands.
But the opportunity never presented itself.
Sh1t - How did you know it was me - I haven't got purple hair (actually less & less with every meeting, but that's another story), and I didn't have the little girl with me this time! Although I'm in trouble for that, she was unimpressed with camping at Snetterton, and after we'd been in a Travelodge at Knockhill she said she wanted to come next time and sleep in the little bed (the sofa-bed) but we wanted a break from her so just said we were going to Maidstone to watch 'things'. If we had said Brands Hatch she would have known because she's been there before. Anyway, when we got back she saw the programme in my bag - Whoops!Nyteshade said:
The yellow t shirts !!!!!!Muzorewa said:Sh1t - How did you know it was me - I haven't got purple hair (actually less & less with every meeting, but that's another story), and I didn't have the little girl with me this time! Although I'm in trouble for that, she was unimpressed with camping at Snetterton, and after we'd been in a Travelodge at Knockhill she said she wanted to come next time and sleep in the little bed (the sofa-bed) but we wanted a break from her so just said we were going to Maidstone to watch 'things'. If we had said Brands Hatch she would have known because she's been there before. Anyway, when we got back she saw the programme in my bag - Whoops!
It could have been embarrassing depending on what time we spoke - when I visited the latrines for the first time it became apparent that I had been walking around all morning with my flies undone
Nyteshade said:
I could say it's a symbol of supreme male verility, but then again you've seen meNyteshade said:
) and there's a map of Spain showing where they all are.
Muzorewa said:I could say it's a symbol of supreme male verility, but then again you've seen me
Bull
If you travel through Spain there are huge billboards visible for miles in the countryside of that bull. On that website look at the Osborne Bull section (in English
Lots of Spaniards have that sticker on the back of their car, so Spanish car, driver who can string a few words of Spanish together (especially useful to direct lost Spanish truckers around Manchester & Liverpool) and enthusiastic about hispanic culture, and ¡Voila! (that's French, by the way)
They also do similar stickers in Portugal, but theirs are back-to-front, don't know if it's something deliberate to distinguish themselves from the Spanish.
Anyway - I wasn't the only one in a yellow t-shirt
Muzorewa said:I could say it's a symbol of supreme male verility, but then again you've seen me
Bull
If you travel through Spain there are huge billboards visible for miles in the countryside of that bull. On that website look at the Osborne Bull section (in English
Lots of Spaniards have that sticker on the back of their car, so Spanish car, driver who can string a few words of Spanish together (especially useful to direct lost Spanish truckers around Manchester & Liverpool) and enthusiastic about hispanic culture, and ¡Voila! (that's French, by the way)
They also do similar stickers in Portugal, but theirs are back-to-front, don't know if it's something deliberate to distinguish themselves from the Spanish.
Anyway - I wasn't the only one in a yellow t-shirt
orca said:Blimey! That's rich coming from a SEAT supporter. Plato is the king of punt!! Still it does make things interesting!!!
