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RHClarke 16-11-05 22:24

Attention Ottawa Rotters
 
Wild Bill will be back in town to grace us with his presence on Thursday. It has been proposed to meet our intenerate Rusty Old Truck aficionado at Grace O'Malleys on Thursday night at approx 17:30 hrs.

Agenda

Greetings,
Congrats to Mike (if available);
Selection of Waitress,
Selection and ordering of drinks,
Quaffing,
Lying;
Bragging;
Eating;
More lies,
Damned lies;
Statistics;
Updates on progress or lack thereof...
Adjournment

If you are in the Ottawa area and want to chat about the hobby and its affect on reasonably sane people, you are welcome to join us!

servicepub (RIP) 16-11-05 22:32

Lets's see. So far my schedule is;
Arrive at my overpaid government job at 9-30
go to coffee at 9-35
go to lunch at 11-30 with some collecting buddies
get back to the office at 3-00
close the door and nap until 3-45
make two phone calls (one personal)
leave at 4-00 for Grace O'Malleys so that I am not late
Get together with the Ottawa Rotters at 5-45 and complain about the backlog of work on my desk

RHClarke 16-11-05 23:02

I Have Just the Cure for That Problem...
 
Contractor Stress Relief = A jar of Guinness;

Non-Contractor Type Stress Relief = 6 Months Stress Leave with Pay!

I'm sure Bill will have some sound advice for you, Clive.

Cheers!

Alex Blair (RIP) 17-11-05 01:27

Meeting....
 
Rob...
You say...
Grace O'Malleys on Thursday night at approx 17:30 hrs.
Now what date would that be.....
17th Nov...(Tomorrow..??)
24th Nov. (Next week..??)
6th Dec....???
You Navy guys allways had problem telling time...
Heard any bells lately..??

I'm sure this is an MLU'er...
At least a ROT'er
http://www.funnyclicks.com/pictures1...0-10%20044.JPG

RHClarke 17-11-05 04:36

Looking for a Date?
 
Alex,

Who cares? Just be at Gracie's every Thursday night from now on...

Like the tv ad says: a little clarity goes a long way. That would be this Thursday, at the Olgivie Road Gracie's.

Now for you airdales, I know telling time is difficult (except when you exemplify 6:30). Just find a non-air type and ask him/her what time it is and judge accordingly. I know it is an air force tradition to be late (Objective's taken! Resupply underway - evacuate the position CSM, the air support will be coming in soon...), so we will warm up the servers for you.

See ya at Gracies!

Alex Blair (RIP) 17-11-05 13:18

Re: Looking for a Date?
 
Quote:

Originally posted by RHClarke
Alex,

Who cares? Just be at Gracie's every Thursday night from now on...

Like the tv ad says: a little clarity goes a long way. That would be this Thursday, at the Olgivie Road Gracie's.

Now for you airdales, I know telling time is difficult (except when you exemplify 6:30). Just find a non-air type and ask him/her what time it is and judge accordingly. I know it is an air force tradition to be late (Objective's taken! Resupply underway - evacuate the position CSM, the air support will be coming in soon...), so we will warm up the servers for you.

See ya at Gracies!

Late...???
Rob..mercy please!!!
I'll toddle off to Gracies this morning and save you a seat...
Now let me see....Hmmmmmmm...A nice breakfast beer....Hmmmmmmm...
Airdales..???
Are they something like Airheads......????
No...that would be those people that jump out of serviceable aircraft..
See you at Gracies/

servicepub (RIP) 17-11-05 14:37

Re: Looking for a Date?
 
Quote:

Originally posted by RHClarke

Now for you airdales, I know telling time is difficult (

Heard recently on Cdn Forces radio: "The time is now 2300hrs, for you Navy types that's 6 bells and for you Army types Mickey's big hand is on the twelve and his little hand is on the eleven."
:yappy:

RHClarke 18-11-05 03:29

MINUTES OF THE MEETING
 
Well, Wild Bill put on a good show tonight - pictures will be posted later...

The Ottawa Rotters outdid themselves this time - two, count them, two young ladies succumbed to Bill's charm.

Unfortunately, a few of the stalwarts were unable to attend this auspicious occasion.

Bob Carriere had painted himself into a corner – literally!

Mike Calnan was busy stacking CMPs into the barn – his challenge is to figure out how to fit 20 trucks, guns and trailers into a barn designed for 10.

Bill filled us in on the collecting woes in Eastern Canada (for you westerners, that means the Maritimes and Newfoundland).

Clive updated us on Service Publications newest offerings (visit the website http://www.servicepub.com/ for a complete list of great books) .

Alex provided an update on George Blackburn’s condition – it seems George is faring quite well.

I had the pleasure of providing excuses for the no-shows, and to update the chaps on my latest acquisition, a F-15 chassis and cab (not having seen it yet, I can’t give to many details…) -graciously picked up on my behalf by the hearty souls of the S&P Museum (http://calnan.com/swords/index.html).

Our winsome serving lasses provided us with a lot of pauses in the conversation while charging our glasses with Ireland’s best brew.

The best line of the night – one of the gals told Alex that he needed a new mug….It just gets better and better at Gracies!

When I last saw the rest of the Rotters, they were still appreciating the view(s). I’m guessing the meeting will adjourn sometime tonight…Alex or Clive can report on the goings on thereafter.

Bob Carriere 18-11-05 04:31

From Bob's Free Press.....
 
1 Attachment(s)
...according to the Hammond Free press.... much to do about nothing....

Must have been the influence of Clive's deboner and suave... any ways we usually get only one waitress this time they got two....

........ sorry to say I missed the galla event but I had been handcuffed to a paint brush...... and it was not OD color!!!!

Note that the instigator to all these gathering is always hidding behind the camera.....

Bob C

servicepub (RIP) 18-11-05 14:59

Ah yes, bringing a touch of class to what would otherwise be nothing more than a rowdy brawl.

Alex Blair (RIP) 18-11-05 15:55

On with the show....
 
Quote:

Originally posted by servicepub
Ah yes, bringing a touch of class to what would otherwise be nothing more than a rowdy brawl.
Clive speaks with great wisdom,slippery tounged devil that he is..And we wound it up shortly after the photo guy left...
What a great time we had and the young ladies were buzzing around all night bringing the suds and just being so social..
Our shedule is dictated by Bill's frequent trips to Ottawa and are open to any and all who share like interests...so we would like to hear from anyone that would like to be included in our meetings..We even encourage Jeepers...
As usual ..a fun time was had by all.

Alex Blair (RIP) 18-11-05 21:56

Moves..
 
From Bill Mulholland


As usual, an excellent time had by all. Clive the suave had the seat of honour this time........ bugger. Upon my next foray into the wilds of the Ottawa Valley, I will try a more covert approach so to sneek quietly into Gracies so I can have all the lovlies to myself!
Not withstanding the above, I was as usual, hosted by the redoubtable Alex,Rob, and Clive to an evening of great cameraderie, frivolity, and bull...! I also recall some excellent "Kilkenny" going down range. So, until the next time.SLAINTE!

(from Alex's 'puter)

Max Hedges 19-11-05 00:42

Would a couple of those young young ladies be able to look after me when I make your way next, I have special needs you know.
Max

RHClarke 19-11-05 02:59

And those "special" needs are?
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Max Hedges
Would a couple of those young young ladies be able to look after me when I make your way next, I have special needs you know.
Max

If your special needs revolve around food and beverages, then yes, these wonderful young lasses can take care of those needs. If you had other "special" needs, then we would consider moving the meeting across the river to one of the more "culturally" active establishments.

The only problem would be that no one would be speaking...experience shows that much drooling and gawking occurs and very few lies get told at the alternate meeting place.

Now, if your needs are more profound, and you really want to get screwed, immigrate and start paying Canadian taxes...

Geoff Winnington-Ball (RIP) 19-11-05 04:18

Re: And those "special" needs are?
 
Quote:

Originally posted by RHClarke
Now, if your needs are more profound, and you really want to get screwed, immigrate and start paying Canadian taxes...
:D :D :D

Max Hedges 20-11-05 21:04

meeting place
 
Being a country boy the meeting place across the river might be to much of a shock for me to handle. I'll stick with the food and bweverages, especially the food. You Canadians can make really nice pies.

When we come over next we'll have too have a meeting and catch up. On our last visit we managed too catch up with Geoff so it will be good to meet the rest of you as well.

Max

Bob Carriere 21-11-05 02:51

Come to Ottawa.....
 
Max

You must come to Ottawa to sample real food...... will even take you across the border to Kwebeck for pee supe, beens and poutine......... after poutine you will never go back to vegemite!!!

So when are you visiting Canada next or planning to Himmmmigrate...... you will love it around my place..... early in morning depending how the wind blows that country air will be filled from pig manure or cow manure freshly sprayed on adjopining fields.... or rotten eggs from the Thurso craft papermill

Only in Kanadaw they say!!!!!

This is an official welcome from the Royal Rusted Old Ottawa Truck nuts.... co-chaired by myself and Rob Clarke..... or is it Rob Clarke and me!!!!

Vets Dottir 21-11-05 03:39

Quote:

Originally posted by Max Hedges
Would a couple of those young young ladies be able to look after me when I make your way next, I have special needs you know.
Max

I have EXACTLY what you need for that Master Mad-Max ...

here ... :fry: :fry: :fry: :fry: :fry:

Max Hedges 21-11-05 05:07

Quote:

Originally posted by Vets Dottir
I have EXACTLY what you need for that Master Mad-Max ...

here ... :fry: :fry: :fry: :fry: :fry:

who likes TIM TAMS ?????????

Vets Dottir 21-11-05 06:51

Quote:

Originally posted by Max Hedges
who likes TIM TAMS ?????????
Oops ... that couldn't have been me with all those frying pans, for I should, would, NEVER threaten you thus ... please ignore that nasty post :o :D :love:

Max Hedges 21-11-05 14:28

frying pans
 
thats better Ma.

Master Made Max

Bob, nothing wrong with a bit of cow manure, as a young lad I remember standing in a fresh cow pad to keep my toes warm on a frosty morning, had to wipe my feet before I was aloud in the house.

Alex Blair (RIP) 21-11-05 16:43

Tim Tams....
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Max Hedges
who likes TIM TAMS ?????????
Max..
My son in law just got back from OZ..He was there for the Champ car Race..He is an engineer on the #1 car this year sponsored by MacDonalds... Newman-Haas Racing team..
http://www.champcarworldseries.com/Teams/Team.asp?ID=12

His neglect(He forgot) to bring back Tim Tams from Oz got him in Santa's naughty book...His teams winning the Champ car world series this year got him out of it..But I still don't have my Tim Tams...


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