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El Pibe Wrote:

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> The East Dulwich Dads would be a nice one to

> ressurect.

> Especially as those seasonal babies clubs things

> seem pretty hostile to us male types.



...but it was noticeable for its general blokey crapness ie one event and then no-one could be bothered to organise it again......unless I missed some more?

jumpinjackflash

jumpinjackflash

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Help-Ma-Boab Wrote:

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> JJF,you dont need to run it. Usually a good few

> spectators at both Plough & Clockhouse ends,

> shadow runners if you like!. Very relaxed session

> and good times can be had. Im doing the admin this

> year and always welcome a hand with that side of

> things. Not that I've done it before.

>

> Sun shines on race day, could be the only time

> this summer.

>

> If you do decide to come, say hello, it be Barry

> tae see you..

>


Ok cheers HMB!

hibbs

hibbs

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???? Wrote:

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> I have a very VERY big birhtday approaching

> soonish and was planning on a one off forum event

> so i'll post sumfink up septemberish.....anyone

> know how to do the drinks smileys?



Yay, looking forward to helping you celebrate! Sorry no idea re: drinks smiley.

x

Otta

Otta

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???? Wrote:

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> El Pibe Wrote:

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> > The East Dulwich Dads would be a nice one to ressurect. Especially as those seasonal babies clubs things seem pretty hostile to us male types.

>

>

> ...but it was noticeable for its general blokey

> crapness ie one event and then no-one could be bothered to organise it again......unless I missed some more?




Er, yeah, that tends to be the M.O when I get involved with organising stuff.


This year I had the glorious plan of a repeat of my canal boat based stag do, with a general "Hell Yeah" from the other guys. It has not, and basically will not happen because I am basically rubbish.

Mick Mac

Mick Mac

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???? Wrote:

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> I have a very VERY big birhtday approaching

> soonish and was planning on a one off forum event

> so i'll post sumfink up septemberish.....anyone

> know how to do the drinks smileys?


Is it the bus pass ? You lucky bugga.

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