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03-26-2007, 11:49 PM
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 Re: Boat storage - where? > > Alternatively, I'm sure we can find a boat shed... > > It is, after all, something we're famous for... > > > Re-reading my post, I should make it absolutely clear that > that was a joke (before anybody lynches me). Aren't jokes supposed to be funny? After several attempts, I still can't work out WTF you're on about! Iain  |
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03-26-2007, 11:49 PM
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| Re: Boat storage - where? Iain Smith wrote: >>>Alternatively, I'm sure we can find a boat shed... >>>It is, after all, something we're famous for... >>> >> >>Re-reading my post, I should make it absolutely clear that >>that was a joke (before anybody lynches me). > > > Aren't jokes supposed to be funny? After several attempts, I still can't > work out WTF you're on about! I think he means your (former?) university's rowing heritage... Although I can imagine the look on a poor boatman's face when told he has to manouver a 6m RIB everytime a crew wants to go out. Ben -- -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Ben Panter, Edinburgh, UK email is false. Use my name (no spaces) at bigfoot which is a com. |
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03-26-2007, 11:49 PM
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| Re: Boat storage - where? > >>>Alternatively, I'm sure we can find a boat shed... > >>>It is, after all, something we're famous for... > >> > >>Re-reading my post, I should make it absolutely clear that > >>that was a joke (before anybody lynches me). > > > > Aren't jokes supposed to be funny? After several attempts, > > I still can't work out WTF you're on about! > > I think he means your (former?) university's rowing > heritage... Although I can imagine the look on a poor > boatman's face when told he has to manouver a 6m RIB > everytime a crew wants to go out. Ah...yes...of course... <ahem> Sorry, Alun. Iain |
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03-26-2007, 11:49 PM
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| Re: Boat storage - where? > > > Alternatively, I'm sure we can find a boat shed... > > > It is, after all, something we're famous for... > > > > > Re-reading my post, I should make it absolutely clear that > > that was a joke (before anybody lynches me). > > Aren't jokes supposed to be funny? You've known me for long enough to know that I don't always follow such rules. Alun Harford |
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