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Run No:- |
1063 |
Date:- 4 August 2003 |
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Location:- |
Wat Saeng Siritham |
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Hares:- |
John 'Slime' Sim |
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Scribe:- |
Anonymous |
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The run started from Wat Saeng Siritham, no hare to be found. The pack started out in high spirits, moving quickly on perfect trail under dark gray sky. Then the heavens opened up and it rained like hell for the rest of the night. The hare set a very nice run, but it was difficult to stay on paper. Beefeater meant well but while trying to help the Sizzler across a klong, he fell over and dropped her into the scummy water. Ed and his two daughters must have cut back early, the lightening storm a little too intense to have those little girls out and about. He hasn't shown up in months and when he does it's with his kids. What is that about? Doesn't he know what bad role models we are?
During the circle, Ed and Ian tried to take over as they always do, but Love Canal held his ground and was well prepared, especially with the story about the Canadian Embassy being located in a very safe Islamic building. Spinning Dwarf took the down down for that. The hare was recognized for his effort in setting a run before anybody really even knows who he is. Maybe this quiet man will gradually become more obnoxious, like the rest of us, once he's been around a while.
Kim challenged the men to entertain the women for a change. As usual they didn't come through. Limpdicks. Speaking of limpdicks, Flying Finn should be punished for having a lame excuse about why he couldn't do this write up. ON ON.
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On Monday 4 Augusat we had 19 Harriers, 11 Harriettes, 0 new
boots and 3 visitors, total = 33. Returners
included Ken Hill, Vinai "Oversexed" Seesar, Ed Rubesch, Flying
Finn Sorensen, Andrew "No No" Murison, Tim "Joylide"
Wienands. Congrats to Ed
"The Great Pudenda" Rubesch who completed his 100th run.
