hlb
RIP
Theres storms forcast for Friday the 13th and maybe Saturday.
I was going to come down this Saturday, but then was sick and felt all woozy since.
I was going to come down this Saturday, but then was sick and felt all woozy since.
North Wales Frostbite meeting.....
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Kawasaki
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Theres storms forcast for Friday the 13th and maybe Saturday.
Junno if yer watch that 'Dangerous Catch' thinghy. or is it 'Trawlermen'?
They don't go to Sea on a Friday!
The 13th?
Now that is asking for trouble.
Not that I,m Superstitious.
Just crossing My fingers that me water pump arrives this week for BRIZA!
What Pillock picked the 14th
I was going to come down this Saturday, but then was sick and felt all woozy since.
Take more water with it Matey
Searush
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I have just been notified that my cockpit "conservatory" is completed, so I may be able to get down to check it out before I cough up with the final payment.
Saturday's storms & gales may be the best way to test it.
I will probably have the family tagging along, but will try to drop by & say hello if I can shake them off.
Saturday's storms & gales may be the best way to test it.
I will probably have the family tagging along, but will try to drop by & say hello if I can shake them off.
hlb
RIP
We have arrived at Conwy and made contact with LIttle Ship who is anchored in Mole Free and is attempting to make Conwy tomorrow. WE were attempting to leave Conwy tomorrow, but struggling with the latest heating malfunction and both not feeling well.
Heckler
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Kwacka,Take more water with it Matey
weather ****. car transport, plan to arrive Caernarfon early evening Sat, what are the plans for imbibing?
Stu
hlb
RIP
imbibing?
Major Catastrophe
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im⋅bibe
/ɪmˈbaɪb/ Show Spelled Pronunciation [im-bahyb] Show IPA verb, -bibed, -bib⋅ing.
–verb (used with object)
1. to consume (liquids) by drinking; drink: He imbibed great quantities of iced tea.
2. to absorb or soak up, as water, light, or heat: Plants imbibe moisture from the soil.
3. to take or receive into the mind, as knowledge, ideas, or the like: to imbibe a sermon; to imbibe beautiful scenery.
–verb (used without object)
4. to drink, esp. alcoholic beverages: Just a soft drink for me—I don't imbibe.
5. to absorb liquid or moisture.
6. Archaic. to soak or saturate; imbue.
7. The act of a Welshman draining the contents of a boat's drinks cabinet. To have been Kawasakied.
Origin:
1350–1400; < L imbibere to drink in, equiv. to im- im- 1 + bibere to drink; r. ME enbiben < MF embiber < L, as above
Related forms:
im⋅bib⋅er, noun
Kawasaki
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I was about to explain to hlb 'imbibing'
However a certain Ex Militarian has Gazumped Me.
The Plan is Stu, there aint no plan.
Cept.
I expect.
Yard arms and Suns will apply, I reckon.
'I expect' as the Sailor said.
'Inspection' of 'Certain Drinks Cabinets' will take place a little before your eta.
I expect.
By 18.00 hours
The unexpected will have happened.
'The best laid plans' etc
By 24.00 hours, One could expect.
'There's a Tavern in the Town'
Or
'I,ve been there I,ve seen it I,ve been in between it'
Or
'We will blow the Man down Billy blow the Man down'
By Sunday at 09.00 hours.
'Who were You with last night' etc
Or a newish ditty, composed at the North Wales bash last year.
'Oh My ache ache head.
I aint gonna, never drink
I would go back to bed
But I can't find me effin Dink
Hey we could all land in the Yachtie Club in the Town walls!
Reckon Searush has a TAB there
Yeh, Now that is a Plan
Kawasaki
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Good report MC.
Although I must add.
No 1, as above
No 2 'Spelling' , ok lets blame Wikipeeds.
Tiss Kawa saki, or 'sarki'd as per the aperitif served at slant eyed Restraunts.
Maybe the PC pohleese av sommat to do with that in Weeki peed.
Philiz
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Mmm, methinks somebody's started imbibing already
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Sultans_Kapitein
RIP
Good report MC.
Although I must add.
No 1, as above
No 2 'Spelling' , ok lets blame Wikipeeds.
Tiss Kawa saki, or 'sarki'd as per the aperitif served at slant eyed Restraunts.
Maybe the PC pohleese av sommat to do with that in Weeki peed.
Enough of the imbibing you inebriated Ancient Briton, what about the food? Have you booked enough tables at the local eating house, Chinese I believe was mentioned.
Mal
Kawasaki
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Enough of the imbibing you inebriated Ancient Briton, what about the food? Have you booked enough tables at the local eating house, Chinese I believe was mentioned.
Mal
FOOD!
Do me a Favour
Peeps arriving with the early tide.
Peeps will mither about a bit for a while then start on the Pop I reckon.
As per previous answer to a previous post, probably on a previous page!
'Suns and Yardarms' where mentioned.
By the time Suns do set the Yardarms (and other bits) will be wilting.
No Formal arrangements ref sustinace as evening approaches, have been made or will be I think.
Previous gatherings have tended to be kinda ad hoc ref bywyd.
Cyrw, normally takes preference, hereabouts.
A sort of liquid cinio normally followed by dibin bach o picio!
Oops! sorry, slipped into a bit of Ancient British there
OK , kinda like metzess, if we go with another ancient lingo.
So its basically turn up and do what the Romans do innit
'Segontium' the Roman word/place name for Caernarfon.
Translates by the way, To!
'Searush'
E
G one
O n
N ew
T ricycle
I n
U rry
M ethinks.
See, lots of the Forumites by ere have Ancient connections.
Cripes.
Just look at the rushing sailor's Av
Just look at the rushing sailor fer real
No I think the Food will be the 'Food of Life' plus the 'borrox' ( there's the Chinese bit sorted
that will be at TableI am looking forward to Your profferings to said Picnic
Philiz
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Well that's cleared that up then!
Sultans_Kapitein
RIP
FOOD!
Do me a Favour
Peeps arriving with the early tide.
Peeps will mither about a bit for a while then start on the Pop I reckon.
As per previous answer to a previous post, probably on a previous page!
'Suns and Yardarms' where mentioned.
By the time Suns do set the Yardarms (and other bits) will be wilting.
No Formal arrangements ref sustinace as evening approaches, have been made or will be I think.
Previous gatherings have tended to be kinda ad hoc ref bywyd.
Cyrw, normally takes preference, hereabouts.
A sort of liquid cinio normally followed by dibin bach o picio!
Oops! sorry, slipped into a bit of Ancient British there
OK , kinda like metzess, if we go with another ancient lingo.
So its basically turn up and do what the Romans do innit
'Segontium' the Roman word/place name for Caernarfon.
Translates by the way, To!
'Searush'
E
G one
O n
N ew
T ricycle
I n
U rry
M ethinks.
See, lots of the Forumites by ere have Ancient connections.
Cripes.
Just look at the rushing sailor's Av
Just look at the rushing sailor fer real
No I think the Food will be the 'Food of Life' plus the 'borrox' ( there's the Chinese bit sorted
I am looking forward to Your profferings to said Picnic
Rhestr chi inebriated Ancient Briton, yr hyn y mae'r Heck yn bod i gyd yn ei olygu? Beth ydych chi'n ar??
Mal
Kilter
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Rhestr chi inebriated Ancient Briton, yr hyn y mae'r Heck yn bod i gyd yn ei olygu? Beth ydych chi'n ar??
Mal
I'm looking at that sober and thinking I'm pissed! Help!
Sultans_Kapitein
RIP
Well, he is always 'slipping into the local lingo' as he puts it so I thought I would put there for him already, save him thinking too hard like !!
Try this http://www.google.co.uk/language_tools?hl=en and then copy and paste what you want to translate, loads of languages to choose from!
Look forward to meeting up again, is your family coming as well or has she told you what you can do with your 'North Wales Frostbite Meeting'?
Mal
Searush
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Nowt special on at Royal welsh on Saturday, but I'm sure Les will welcome you. He likes a lively crowd. I can phone ahead & warn them, or would you prefer it to be a surprise?
Kawasaki
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Diolch Searush, thought your local knowledge of the Royel Welsh would come in handy!
Reckon it would be bad manners not to boost their coffers somewhat.
Think a quick bell letting them know there could be an influx, might be in order.
However,to quote No.s and or to suggest a time etc at this juncture would be risky.
Blimey after 237 Posts we still don't know who exactly or how many will be landing!
Good innit!!!
Reckon it would be bad manners not to boost their coffers somewhat.
Think a quick bell letting them know there could be an influx, might be in order.
However,to quote No.s and or to suggest a time etc at this juncture would be risky.
Blimey after 237 Posts we still don't know who exactly or how many will be landing!
Good innit!!!
Kilter
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Well, he is always 'slipping into the local lingo' as he puts it so I thought I would put there for him already, save him thinking too hard like !!
Try this http://www.google.co.uk/language_tools?hl=en and then copy and paste what you want to translate, loads of languages to choose from!
Look forward to meeting up again, is your family coming as well or has she told you what you can do with your 'North Wales Frostbite Meeting'?
Mal
"List your inebriated Ancient Briton, what the Heck is that all about? What you on?"
Lady Kilter will be accompanying me, the ankle biter will be baby sat!
old_salt
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Hi Folks whats the crack for this week end will any one be staying in the dock throughout Sunday.
We can not get till early Sunday morning about 09:00.
Will Just in time to watch locking out.
Cheers David.
We can not get till early Sunday morning about 09:00.
Will Just in time to watch locking out.
Cheers David.
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