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NEW MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE

VERY SIMILAR TO THE OLD COMMITTEE

 

Willem van Meeuwen              Chairman

Mark Ellis (Skippe)                  Membership

Mark Hamey (Beano)              Rally Organiser 

 Mel Coote                               Runs Organiser

Yvonne van Meeuwen             Treasurer

 

November 2007

 

 

Words from the Chair

 

I would like to start by thanking everyone for turning out for the AGM. The best I’ve seen for a while… For those of you who did not attend, a vote was cast to decide where we were going to meet as I had been approached by several members, questioning the Lode. It was decided by the members that we would meet elsewhere for the time being. At the moment we are meeting at The Queens Head at Aston Cross. This isn’t set in stone, so if someone has an idea of another alternative with car park, let the committee know. At the moment, the rally is planned to go ahead at the Lode, obviously this will have to be discussed with Sam. The committee will need to have a meeting very soon. As soon as we can get everyone together this will be done.

 

A few of us turned out for the memorial ride with Ali last month and the parents were very grateful. Ali will obviously have more details but thanks to everyone who turned up.

 

Date for your diary

 

Saturday 15th December – we are trying to organise a Christmas Drink. It has been suggested we venture over to Winchcombe. As we did last year, the club will pay for the taxi’s but you have to book them!! Please can you let a committee member know if you would like to attend so as we have an idea of numbers and roughly how much the taxi’s are going to cost so we can organise withdrawing the monies from the bank….

 

I seem to remember that I heard a request for another quiz night. When we have details of when this will take place, we will let everyone know. For those of you who haven’t attended before, these have proven to be quite amusing and we even provide prizes.

 

Willem is a good boy.

 

Today, Willem is going to be a good boy. Do you know why? That’s right – Willem has been in a spot of trouble recently, hasn’t he? See the hospital records. He is going to stay at home today and do lots of household jobs. Yvonne is going out to lunch with her friend Melanie.

See Willem frown. Willem does not like Melanie very much. He thinks she is a bit blousy. Do you know what ‘loose’ means?

Yvonne finishes getting ready.

“I’m off now,” she says. “I hope that you’ll behave yourself whilst I am gone.”

Willem says that he will.

Yvonne walks into town. This is because she might have a very small glass of wine with her lunch. It is very naughty to drive after a drink, isn’t it?

She gets to the restaurant just before one o’ clock. The restaurant is called ‘The Meat ‘n Plaice’. This is called a play on words. Isn’t it funny?

A few minutes later Melanie arrives. They say hello to each other and go into the restaurant where they have a table booked. The waiter brings them a menu and asks if they would like a drink.

Melanie says “Yes please” and they order a bottle of wine each. Melanie watches him walk away. She likes him.

They look at the menu. Melanie says to Yvonne that she is going to try the special of the day. It is roast pork cooked in a cider sauce. Doesn’t that sound good?

Yvonne says that she will try it too. Melanie says that as well as sage and onion stuffing it comes with a spicy pepper dressing.

“I won’t have that,” she says, “It’s too strong.” Yvonne agrees.

The waiter comes to the table with the wine and asks to take their order. When he has written it down he says that it will be cooked as quickly as possible but they are very busy. Melanie and Yvonne do not mind. They have lots to talk about and lots of wine.

After a long time the food arrives. It is delicious and they eat as quickly as they can. When they have finished they order Irish coffee and then there is a tragic accident. As he pours the cream onto the coffee the waiter drops the jug. What a mess. He apologises.

As they are drinking their coffee Yvonne notices that Melanie is looking elsewhere. She asks what she can see. Melanie is looking at a man.

“He is very good looking,” she says. Yvonne agrees and asks Melanie why he is wearing a uniform. She says that he is from the naval college.

A few minutes later dozens of his college chums arrive. They have finished their courses and are having a party. What fun.

Melanie wants to stay, but Yvonne wants to go home so they leave.

When Yvonne gets home she catches Willem upstairs with the vacuum cleaner. “What are you doing?” she says.

Willem says that while she was gone he has washed up, fixed a window with a loose hinge and thought it would help if he put the cleaner round.

Yvonne is very pleased.

“Did you have a nice time,” Willem asks.

“Oh yes,” says Yvonne. “It was fantastic. Melanie thought that the waiter was very nice and told him that she couldn’t wait to get some hot pork in cider. So I thought I would like it as well. I told him that we both just wanted stuffing. He said he would do his best for us but we could expect it to take a long time. We were very happy. His pork was fantastic and I gobbled as much of it as I could. Then he splashed cream everywhere. There was seamen wherever you looked. Melanie was keen to stay but I had had enough. Perhaps we could go there together one day. I’m sure that you would like it as well.”

See Willem staring.

Do you know what ‘lost for words’ means. Willem does.

Quiz Night

 

 

Thursday 15th November 2007

 

At the Queens Head

 

 

 

Only the Americans!!!!!


 The following is the transcript of an actual radio conversation in October 1995, between a US Navy ship and the British authorities off the north coast of Scotland. The transcript was released by the MoD on the 10/10/95.

BRITISH:
Please divert your course 15 degrees to the South to avoid collision.

US Navy:
Recommend you divert YOUR course 15 degrees to the North to avoid collision

BRITISH:
Negative. You will have to divert your course 15 degrees to the South to avoid collision

US Navy:
This is the Captain of US Navy ship. I say again, divert YOUR course.

BRITISH:
Negative I say again divert your course.

US Navy:
THIS IS THE AIRCRAFT CARRIER 'USS LINCOLN' THE SECOND LARGEST SHIP IN THE UNITED STATES' ATLANTIC FLEET. WE ARE ACCOMPANIED BY THREE DESTROYERS, THREE CRUISERS AND NUMEROUS SUPPORT VESSELS. DEMAND THAT YOU CHANGE YOUR COURSE 15 DEGREES NORTH, THAT'S 15 DEGREES NORTH, OR COUNTER MEASURES WILL BE UNDERTAKEN TO ENSURE THE SAFETY OF THIS SHIP.

BRITISH :
We are a lighthouse. F*ck off

 

 

 

If you have anything you would like to contribute to the newsletter. Please send it to: Luckythirteen@blueyonder.co.uk  this one’s a bit late, but I have been rather busy and well, Sunday I was busy riding in fog along with Dave, Nick, Ali & Pils. And, you know, it was quite fun as well!

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Giveme a shout when you see me on a Thursdayevening.

 

Failingthat you could always inform a committeemember?

 

Hopeyou enjoyed this edition…Heva

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