Entwisi

Just a quick note to say how good it was to finally put faces to names.
After starting lurking in 96 I thought it was about time. Thanks to al teh
staff at the BH for putting up with me. I have a few piccys taken on Sunday
morning that I will post up tonight.

As for Blaney, I believe you are PIT#1(Puked In Tent). I was told we had a
#2 as well but I can't remember who it was. As #3 I am happy to KoTL it if
you don't want to.

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Ginge

In article <c5gj2a$1aous$1@ID-109617.news.uni-berlin.de>, Entwisi
says...
> Just a quick note to say how good it was to finally put faces to names.
> After starting lurking in 96 I thought it was about time. Thanks to al teh
> staff at the BH for putting up with me. I have a few piccys taken on Sunday
> morning that I will post up tonight.
>
> As for Blaney, I believe you are PIT#1(Puked In Tent). I was told we had a
> #2 as well but I can't remember who it was. As #3 I am happy to KoTL it if
> you don't want to.

#2 would be Salad Dodger.

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Ben Blaney

Entwisi wrote:

>Just a quick note to say how good it was to finally put faces to names.
>After starting lurking in 96 I thought it was about time.

It looked like all the key players were there; I was rather sad I
couldn't make it.

>As for Blaney, I believe you are PIT#1(Puked In Tent).

I did it in September, yes.

>I was told we had a
>#2 as well but I can't remember who it was. As #3 I am happy to KoTL it if
>you don't want to.

TBH, it's not a happy memory, so carry on.

--
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Ben Blaney

Ginge wrote:

>In article <c5gj2a$1aous$1@ID-109617.news.uni-berlin.de>, Entwisi
>says...
>> As for Blaney, I believe you are PIT#1(Puked In Tent). I was told we had a
>> #2 as well but I can't remember who it was. As #3 I am happy to KoTL it if
>> you don't want to.
>
>#2 would be Salad Dodger.

He did it before me, didn't he. He should be #1.

--
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Ginge

In article <c5gm5n$1djud$1@ID-172789.news.uni-berlin.de>, Sorby says...
> Happily he quickly forgave me and, joy of joys, he even let me feel the dent
> in the back of his head where it had once been struck by a scafolding pole.

'Interesting' bloke.

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Pip

On Tue, 13 Apr 2004 13:38:43 +0100, Ginge <me2@privacy.net> wrote:

>In article <c5gm5n$1djud$1@ID-172789.news.uni-berlin.de>, Sorby says...

>> Happily he quickly forgave me and, joy of joys, he even let me feel the dent
>> in the back of his head where it had once been struck by a scafolding pole.
>
>'Interesting' bloke.

Indeed. Viking, you know.

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ogden

Entwisi wrote:
>
> Just a quick note to say how good it was to finally put faces to names.
> After starting lurking in 96 I thought it was about time. Thanks to al teh
> staff at the BH for putting up with me. I have a few piccys taken on Sunday
> morning that I will post up tonight.
>
Why do people lurk? For years?

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Dynamic

"ogden" <ogden@pre.org> wrote in message news:407BE11B.AA9DA69@pre.org...
> Entwisi wrote:
> >
> > Just a quick note to say how good it was to finally put faces to names.
> > After starting lurking in 96 I thought it was about time. Thanks to al
teh
> > staff at the BH for putting up with me. I have a few piccys taken on
Sunday
> > morning that I will post up tonight.
> >
> Why do people lurk? For years?
>

UKRM can occasionally provide some good reading, and you don't need to reply
to appreciate that?

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Matt@work

"ogden" <ogden@pre.org> wrote in message
news:407BE11B.AA9DA69@pre.org...
> Entwisi wrote:
> >
> > Just a quick note to say how good it was to finally put faces to
names.
> > After starting lurking in 96 I thought it was about time. Thanks to
al teh
> > staff at the BH for putting up with me. I have a few piccys taken on
Sunday
> > morning that I will post up tonight.
> >
> Why do people lurk? For years?

Some people can think of nothing to say, and say nothing. Others can
think of nothing to say, and say anything.

--
Taken gently from behind by Lady Nina

Christofire

ogden posted:
> Entwisi wrote:
> >
> > Just a quick note to say how good it was to finally put faces to names.
> > After starting lurking in 96 I thought it was about time. Thanks to al teh
> > staff at the BH for putting up with me. I have a few piccys taken on Sunday
> > morning that I will post up tonight.
> >
> Why do people lurk? For years?

It's a good way to stay out of the firing line. Your turn - why do
people post?

--
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Full throttle for 55 minutes - a hell of a buzz.

Entwisi

"ogden" <ogden@pre.org> wrote in message news:407BE11B.AA9DA69@pre.org...
> Entwisi wrote:
> Why do people lurk? For years?

Mainly because I only had read only access at work and I had a very busy
life at home so the only time I could follow UKRM was at work.

Plus it provided many an hour of entertainment when work was mindblowingly
boring.


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PeterT

Ginge
> Entwisi

> > Just a quick note to say how good it was to finally put faces to names.
> > After starting lurking in 96 I thought it was about time. Thanks to al
teh
> > staff at the BH for putting up with me. I have a few piccys taken on
Sunday
> > morning that I will post up tonight.
> >
> > As for Blaney, I believe you are PIT#1(Puked In Tent). I was told we had
a
> > #2 as well but I can't remember who it was. As #3 I am happy to KoTL it
if
> > you don't want to.
>
> #2 would be Salad Dodger.

Wasn't that somebody elses tent, and wouldn't that deserve oak leaves?


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Andrewr At Work

"PeterT" <kraut@ukrmdotnet.cut> wrote in message
news:c5gvcn$6pp$1@news.ox.ac.uk

> Ginge
> > Entwisi

<SNIP>

> > > As for Blaney, I believe you are PIT#1(Puked In Tent). I was told we had
> a
> > > #2 as well but I can't remember who it was. As #3 I am happy to KoTL it
> if
> > > you don't want to.
> >
> > #2 would be Salad Dodger.
>
> Wasn't that somebody elses tent, and wouldn't that deserve oak leaves?

Oak leaves? Carrot cluster, surely.

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sir.wavy

"Entwisi" <entwisi@dsl.pipex.com> wrote in message
news:c5gj2a$1aous$1@ID-109617.news.uni-berlin.de...
> Just a quick note to say how good it was to finally put faces to names.
> After starting lurking in 96 I thought it was about time. Thanks to al teh
> staff at the BH for putting up with me. I have a few piccys taken on
Sunday
> morning that I will post up tonight.
>
> As for Blaney, I believe you are PIT#1(Puked In Tent). I was told we had a
> #2 as well but I can't remember who it was. As #3 I am happy to KoTL it if
> you don't want to.

I have photographic proof that it was actually PJITA-TT (Puked Just Inside
Awning-Type Thing) and it cheered me ever so slightly to watch the unsecured
tenty bits wafting through your puke in the wind all Saturday morning....
How fun was *that* to pack up, eh? )

Dave

tallbloke

Ben Blaney <benblaney@ukrm.net> spouted the following in
news:jcln70huv9ctvt4qf1ho2dlhk4o68j39vn@4ax.com:

> Ginge wrote:
>
>>In article <c5gj2a$1aous$1@ID-109617.news.uni-berlin.de>, Entwisi
>>says...
>>> As for Blaney, I believe you are PIT#1(Puked In Tent). I was told we
>>> had a #2 as well but I can't remember who it was. As #3 I am happy to
>>> KoTL it if you don't want to.
>>
>>#2 would be Salad Dodger.
>
> He did it before me, didn't he. He should be #1.
>

The photographic evidence is available at a price.


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tallbloke

"Andrewr At Work" <andrewr@rockface.freeserve.co.uk> spouted the following
in news:429e9028257c5006dee9f6c0b742098e.89895@mygate .mailgate.org:

> "PeterT" <kraut@ukrmdotnet.cut> wrote in message
> news:c5gvcn$6pp$1@news.ox.ac.uk
>
>> Ginge
>> > Entwisi
>
> <SNIP>
>
>> > > As for Blaney, I believe you are PIT#1(Puked In Tent). I was told
>> > > we had
>> a
>> > > #2 as well but I can't remember who it was. As #3 I am happy to
>> > > KoTL it
>> if
>> > > you don't want to.
>> >
>> > #2 would be Salad Dodger.
>>
>> Wasn't that somebody elses tent, and wouldn't that deserve oak leaves?
>
> Oak leaves? Carrot cluster, surely.
>

On pizzabase multicoloured background IIRC

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tallbloke

"Entwisi" <entwisi@dsl.pipex.com> spouted the following in news:c5gmjr$1ehhc
$1@ID-109617.news.uni-berlin.de:

>>
> Nope, hes the wifes uncle.

AH!, I wondered WTF the connection was. He was the *last* person I expected
to bump into. He recognised me from the Guide Inn and The Get Ratted Rally.

--
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BONY#1

Salad Dodger

On Tue, 13 Apr 2004 16:01:44 +0100, "PeterT" <kraut@ukrmdotnet.cut>
wrote:

>> #2 would be Salad Dodger.
>
>Wasn't that somebody elses tent,

Why would I be in someone else's tent?

I had a light liquid burp when Jen and Pip rescued me, and a full on
lumpy moment *outside* my tent the following year.

The liquidity of the first instance was down to the fact that the most
solid item of food I'd consumed all day was a pint of bitter.
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MattG

Salad Dodger says...
> On Tue, 13 Apr 2004 16:01:44 +0100, "PeterT" <kraut@ukrmdotnet.cut>
> wrote:
>
> >> #2 would be Salad Dodger.
> >
> >Wasn't that somebody elses tent,
>
> Why would I be in someone else's tent?

That was Mr B that decorated the inside of chez Loz.

--
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Lozzo

sir.wavy says...

> I have photographic proof that it was actually PJITA-TT (Puked Just Inside
> Awning-Type Thing) and it cheered me ever so slightly to watch the unsecured
> tenty bits wafting through your puke in the wind all Saturday morning....
> How fun was *that* to pack up, eh? )

I was the one who had to shovel it up and lob it in the field for the
birds to get pissed on.

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"tallbloke" <rog@tallbloke.net> wrote in message
news:Xns94CAC4CBE8E3Dnortongotadslcouk@130.133.1.4 ...
> "Entwisi" <entwisi@dsl.pipex.com> spouted the following in
news:c5gmjr$1ehhc
> $1@ID-109617.news.uni-berlin.de:
>
> >>
> > Nope, hes the wifes uncle.
>
> AH!, I wondered WTF the connection was. He was the *last* person I
expected
> to bump into. He recognised me from the Guide Inn and The Get Ratted
Rally.
>

You didn't hang around for a ride on the Goose...

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tallbloke

"Dynamic" <phill@ward6056.freeserve.co.uk> spouted the following in
news:c5hh75$ve0$1@news6.svr.pol.co.uk:

>
> You didn't hang around for a ride on the Goose...
>

No, sorry, had to dash to make it to the Airedale hospital Easter Egg Run.
Next time eh?

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deadmail@burnt.org.uk

Salad Dodger <salad.dodger@dsl.pipex.com> wrote in message
<c5hcg7$1ij3i$2@ID-26562.news.uni-berlin.de>:


>I had a light liquid burp when Jen and Pip rescued me, and a full on
>lumpy moment *outside* my tent the following year.

What a lyrical turn of phrase you have, Mr D, "a light liquid burp", "a
full on lumpy moment".

Smashing.

--
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Salad Dodger

On Tue, 13 Apr 2004 22:38:50 +0100, deadmail@burnt.org.uk wrote:

> Salad Dodger <salad.dodger@dsl.pipex.com> wrote in message
><c5hcg7$1ij3i$2@ID-26562.news.uni-berlin.de>:
>
>
>>I had a light liquid burp when Jen and Pip rescued me, and a full on
>>lumpy moment *outside* my tent the following year.
>
>What a lyrical turn of phrase you have, Mr D, "a light liquid burp", "a
>full on lumpy moment".

Years of Cricket Tour haven't been wasted, after all.
>
>Smashing.

Glad to be of service, old chap.

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AndrewR

"Ace" <b.rogers@virgin.net> wrote in message
news:untp70p1ipo36fgnm1e41r8f8651aqe26m@4ax.com...
> On Wed, 14 Apr 2004 00:21:25 +0100, Ginge <me2@privacy.net> wrote:
>
> >In article <MPG.1ae623f34949b47b9898b6@News.Individual.NET> , Christofire
> >says...

> >> There was me hoping for an insight into the behavioural patterns of
> >> people, but once again I expect too much.
> >
> >There are patterns?
>
> The Second Foundation guides all.

The dead hand of Harry Seldon, eh?


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Ace

On Wed, 14 Apr 2004 09:39:01 +0100, "AndrewR"
<andrew@rockface.freeserve.co.uk> wrote:

>"Ace" <b.rogers@virgin.net> wrote in message
>news:untp70p1ipo36fgnm1e41r8f8651aqe26m@4ax.com.. .
>> On Wed, 14 Apr 2004 00:21:25 +0100, Ginge <me2@privacy.net> wrote:
>>
>> >In article <MPG.1ae623f34949b47b9898b6@News.Individual.NET> , Christofire
>> >says...
>
>> >> There was me hoping for an insight into the behavioural patterns of
>> >> people, but once again I expect too much.
>> >
>> >There are patterns?
>>
>> The Second Foundation guides all.
>
>The dead hand of Harry Seldon, eh?

Hari.

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Les Goodwin

On Wed, 14 Apr 2004 10:40:38 +0200, Ace <b.rogers@virgin.net> wrote:

>On Wed, 14 Apr 2004 09:39:01 +0100, "AndrewR"
><andrew@rockface.freeserve.co.uk> wrote:
>
>>"Ace" <b.rogers@virgin.net> wrote in message
>>news:untp70p1ipo36fgnm1e41r8f8651aqe26m@4ax.com. ..
>>> On Wed, 14 Apr 2004 00:21:25 +0100, Ginge <me2@privacy.net> wrote:
>>>
>>> >In article <MPG.1ae623f34949b47b9898b6@News.Individual.NET> , Christofire
>>> >says...
>>
>>> >> There was me hoping for an insight into the behavioural patterns of
>>> >> people, but once again I expect too much.
>>> >
>>> >There are patterns?
>>>
>>> The Second Foundation guides all.
>>
>>The dead hand of Harry Seldon, eh?
>
>Hari.
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--

regards
Les

AndrewR

"Ace" <b.rogers@virgin.net> wrote in message
news:u7up70ddib6tcm3dl9m2miarm9nu03q6vj@4ax.com...
> On Wed, 14 Apr 2004 09:39:01 +0100, "AndrewR"
> <andrew@rockface.freeserve.co.uk> wrote:
>
> >"Ace" <b.rogers@virgin.net> wrote in message

> >> The Second Foundation guides all.
> >
> >The dead hand of Harry Seldon, eh?
>
> Hari.

Well I was close, which isn't bad given how long it is since I read those
books.


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Ace

On Wed, 14 Apr 2004 10:40:51 +0100, "AndrewR"
<andrew@rockface.freeserve.co.uk> wrote:

>"Ace" <b.rogers@virgin.net> wrote in message
>news:u7up70ddib6tcm3dl9m2miarm9nu03q6vj@4ax.com.. .
>> On Wed, 14 Apr 2004 09:39:01 +0100, "AndrewR"
>> <andrew@rockface.freeserve.co.uk> wrote:
>>
>> >"Ace" <b.rogers@virgin.net> wrote in message
>
>> >> The Second Foundation guides all.
>> >
>> >The dead hand of Harry Seldon, eh?
>>
>> Hari.
>
>Well I was close, which isn't bad given how long it is since I read those
>books.

I was quite imnpressed that you got the reference so quickly, or at
all for that matter.

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AndrewR

"Ace" <b.rogers@virgin.net> wrote in message
news:n92q701n5rg9dkv0hb1oeak0a258t3rldg@4ax.com...
> On Wed, 14 Apr 2004 10:40:51 +0100, "AndrewR"
> <andrew@rockface.freeserve.co.uk> wrote:
>
> >"Ace" <b.rogers@virgin.net> wrote in message
> >news:u7up70ddib6tcm3dl9m2miarm9nu03q6vj@4ax.com.. .
> >> On Wed, 14 Apr 2004 09:39:01 +0100, "AndrewR"
> >> <andrew@rockface.freeserve.co.uk> wrote:
> >>
> >> >"Ace" <b.rogers@virgin.net> wrote in message
> >
> >> >> The Second Foundation guides all.
> >> >
> >> >The dead hand of Harry Seldon, eh?
> >>
> >> Hari.
> >
> >Well I was close, which isn't bad given how long it is since I read those
> >books.
>
> I was quite imnpressed that you got the reference so quickly, or at
> all for that matter.

I really quite enjoyed the Foundation series, the early books more so than
the later ones.

In the ukrm book club thread somebody mentioned Pratchett re-using ideas,
whereas Asimov must be at the opposite end of the scale. He seemed to get
bored with an idea almost before he'd finished writing it down and I quite
liked the scatter-gun effect that it created.

I also think that "Second Foundation" was my favourite of the books, which
is probably why I got the reference with no problems.


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Simian

Ace wrote:
> On Wed, 14 Apr 2004 10:40:51 +0100, "AndrewR"
>>"Ace" <b.rogers@virgin.net> wrote in message
>>> On Wed, 14 Apr 2004 09:39:01 +0100, "AndrewR"
>>> >"Ace" <b.rogers@virgin.net> wrote in message
>>
>>> >> The Second Foundation guides all.
>>> >
>>> >The dead hand of Harry Seldon, eh?
>>>
>>> Hari.
>>
>>Well I was close, which isn't bad given how long it is since I read those
>>books.
>
> I was quite imnpressed that you got the reference so quickly, or at
> all for that matter.

Eh? They're hardly obscure books or anything.

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Champ

On Wed, 14 Apr 2004 19:25:09 -0000, Simian
<Simian@in_valid.semi-evolved.org> wrote:

>Ace wrote:
>> On Wed, 14 Apr 2004 10:40:51 +0100, "AndrewR"
>>>"Ace" <b.rogers@virgin.net> wrote in message
>>>> On Wed, 14 Apr 2004 09:39:01 +0100, "AndrewR"
>>>> >"Ace" <b.rogers@virgin.net> wrote in message
>>>
>>>> >> The Second Foundation guides all.
>>>> >
>>>> >The dead hand of Harry Seldon, eh?
>>>>
>>>> Hari.
>>>
>>>Well I was close, which isn't bad given how long it is since I read those
>>>books.
>>
>> I was quite imnpressed that you got the reference so quickly, or at
>> all for that matter.
>
>Eh? They're hardly obscure books or anything.

swot I fort.
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Simian

Dr Ivan D. Reid wrote:
> On Wed, 14 Apr 2004 06:42:00 -0000, Simian <Simian@in_valid.semi-evolved.org>
>> Ginge wrote:
>>>
>>>> There was me hoping for an insight into the behavioural patterns of
>>>> people, but once again I expect too much.
>
>>> There are patterns?
>
>> Nah, more like set pieces repeated ad nauseum.
>
> UKRM -- the Willow Plate of Usenet!

You what? Oh... *groan*

It wasn't a comment on ukrm in particular; people in general do the
same things over and over again, and then act surprised when the
results are the same.


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In article <107tjji99qmjma5@news.supernews.com>, Simian wrote:
> Dr Ivan D. Reid wrote:
>> On Wed, 14 Apr 2004 06:42:00 -0000, Simian <Simian@in_valid.semi-evolved.org>
>>> Ginge wrote:
>>
>> UKRM -- the Willow Plate of Usenet!
>
> You what? Oh... *groan*
>
> It wasn't a comment on ukrm in particular; people in general do the
> same things over and over again, and then act surprised when the
> results are the same.

"Stupidity is doing the same thing the same way twice and expecting a
different result"..

Phil

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platypus

Phil Launchbury wrote:
> In article <407FA78F.D6958CC@pre.org>, ogden wrote:
>> Phil Launchbury wrote:
>>>
>>> "Stupidity is doing the same thing the same way twice and expecting
>>> a different result"..
>>>
>> That's _insanity_, isn't it?
>>
>
> I bow to your superior experience..

"To err is human. To err repeatedly in the same fashion is subhuman."


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Lady Nina

On Fri, 16 Apr 2004 09:48:06 +0100, Phil Launchbury
<phill@vnuinc.co.uk> wrote:

> It wasn't a comment on ukrm in particular; people in general do the
>> same things over and over again, and then act surprised when the
>> results are the same.

heh!
>
>"Stupidity is doing the same thing the same way twice and expecting a
>different result"..

Noted for future reference.
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