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Yes we did it - a team mixed with the young and the not so young - it just goes to show that collectively there was an awful lot of useless crap floating around in our heads that just needed to get out.
Thanks to OldRoyBoy for arranging the table and the team - you are a champ.
Thanks to the 2 Erins for their innovative bidding tools - we didnt need to resort to money - the packet of Sparklers did it, and the back up plan of bidding with Jelly Beans didnt need to be implemented.
To Ange for being the Scribe and getting up do do an Irish jig in the "untaped talent". She was beaten by a guy who did a great impression of Seagull (even if he was at the nasty table next to us) and a girl who could be the next Aretha Franklin (she won it)
I used to be indecisive, but now I'm not so sure..................
Chickens drink - but they don't pee!
AGE IS ONLY IMPORTANT FOR TWO THINGS - WINE & CHEESE!
Originally posted by Wardy
To Ange for being the Scribe and getting up do do an Irish jig in the "untaped talent". She was beaten by a guy who did a great impression of Seagull (even if he was at the nasty table next to us) and a girl who could be the next Aretha Franklin (she won it)
Young Mr Moore, a very bright boy did awright!
Bring on 2007!
Oi, I was only beaten by the talented singer. The seagull bloke didn't come anywhere near cutting the mustard in the hidden talent stakes (he was very funny though and I doubt it was a hidden talent as it seemed very much like a party piece).
I thought Mr Nicks was a bit cheeky referring to me as Tadhg's mother, I know I've got grey hair but I am certainly not old enough to be his mother.
BTW the team name was "The Minsitry of Interpretive Dance" - hence the reason for the jig (and it did earn us bonus points).
I particularly like the question on which City Old Trafford Cricket ground is situated.
Last edited by AussieAnge; 10 August 2006, 06:35 PM.
What does a Flatologist specialise in. A = farting!!
We had a great night, managed to get a decent meal this time and the prizes were definitely better than the last two years. We all got a leather Swans embossed organiser, a premi silk tie, 2 bottles of Jacobs Creek (R&W of course), a copy of Shake Down the Thunder and a commemoritive can of Carlton draught. Which of course didn't stop Wardy from turning the joint into a Moroccan Bazaar, trading her goodies with the other placegetters. Young Mr Moore is articulate and intelligent, and my wife thought he was cute! Definitely $60 well spent.
Swans fans are no longer the chardonnay set - the bar ran out of shiraz.
Originally posted by j s The name started as "The Ministry of Interpretive Dance" but during the course of the evening Wardy started saying it like Ange just wrote it!
this is why I dont go out much on school nights!
I used to be indecisive, but now I'm not so sure..................
Chickens drink - but they don't pee!
AGE IS ONLY IMPORTANT FOR TWO THINGS - WINE & CHEESE!
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