Bongo Fury

keefysher wrote:For a dead man you looked extremely well, must be the influence of someone

Bin Bongoed wrote:I can add my voice to thanking Paul, well organized even though he obviously had his hands full, if you catch my drift.

I haven't stopped laughing at those comments since I read them....

Paul

Bin Bongoed wrote:You can't just leave it there, Kirsty!

It's much better that I do

I can see the poll already : Who thinks Kirsty is shy ?

Keefysher, Kerry and I loved that photo of Amelia and Tom so much Kerry just had to try and fine tune it a little to get rid of those pins and pushchair in the background, hope you dont mind!

Wasn't it a fantastic weekend! Especially Saturday night. Thanks to Paul for all his hard work.

It was great to meet up with old friends and to make new ones - it's nice to be able to put faces to names now.

Loved everyone's photos - a great memento of a wonderful weekend.

Special thanks to Simon who popped off early Sunday morning and cleaned up the function room all on his own (he got drunk on the fumes, so he tells us!).

Here`s Kirsty

You just gotta hand it to her

Special thanks to Simon who popped off early Sunday morning and cleaned up the function room all on his own (he got drunk on the fumes, so he tells us!).[/quote]

Yep, thanks Simon.

bob,bob,n mo

there is no need for thanks it was just that i had the keys . i woke up with a head ache so naturally i blamed it on the amount of spirits that was consumed i'm a boring non smoker or drinker but i do like me oggies (cornish pasties ) i've got to admit i enjoyed the party especially Bobs singing .

Crazy, got your text message (voice) left on my answer fone you're welcome it was a pleasure.

Yes, thanks for doing the clearing up Simon. I'm afraid we were the last to wake up on Sunday morning. Now I wonder why that was . . .

Mrs. D

What a great weekend, many thanks for organising it, Paul. Weather not good, but it didn't matter did it? Just lovely to see everyone and great to meet people i couldn't put a name to before, And how lovely to see Shirley and Don again. Great "night in the museum", thanks to everyone who entertained us, and thanks Simon for clearing up after us, you are a gem. Got a bit confused (nothing new there), with the loo codes (mine didn't work once) and I ended up using everybody elses code. Haydn used the barrier code to get in the gents!! Looking forward to seeing you all at Woodlands. And that includes you Mo and Bob,Bob,Bob, Bob. P.s. Thanks to everyone with awnings who extended invites to those without, to come in out of the rain for tea and biscuits, (and the Baileys). thanks Lyn and Bob. You are the perfect hosts. (I know that because of those wonderful pork chops). p.s. Paul, you didn't stop smiling once, the entire weekend. I wonder why?

Hi boyfrombrasil,
What part of Bath are you from?
I've seen a few in Newbridge Road area, a black silver one on Lansdown View, a green AFT in Weston V & a couple on the road that runs parallel and drops down to Larkhall.
I get around...

[quote="jaylee"]Hi boyfrombrasil,
What part of Bath are you from?

So is that location Death Star or Bath Star? Darth Vader is from Bristol, of course.

Bob wrote:

jaylee wrote:Hi boyfrombrasil,
What part of Bath are you from?

So is that location Death Star or Bath Star? Darth Vader is from Bristol, of course.

Box star! just up the road from Peter Gabriel.
Dangerous roads in Brizzle.. thas why they needed a Green Cross Code.