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Posted: Jan 13th, '06, 00:46
by Funky
great night and a big thumbs up to Gareth for organising things. Bravo old boy. I've noticed in a couple posts you mentioned sheep.....

Posted: Jan 13th, '06, 04:38
by svr-ash
gareth wrote:ash mate, your face when u thought i was moving near you, u were as white as a sheep :lol:
:shock: :shock: :shock:

Posted: Jan 13th, '06, 08:30
by 1154macaw
Great night as always with SWB, good number turned up we don't need Exeter lot to boost our numbers :wink: :roll: very nice venue and what a cracking quiz :shock: thanks Gareth.
Good to see you all Keith & Ann

Good luck with the operation Jay :shock: sorry was I supposed to mention it :roll:

Posted: Jan 13th, '06, 10:20
by Jay
1154macaw wrote: Good luck with the operation Jay :shock: sorry was I supposed to mention it :roll:
:oops: :oops: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Posted: Jan 13th, '06, 10:41
by A_T
Thanks for a great night peeps :) , and well done, another £62 towards Franks fund :) , quiz was ermmm enteraining, cheers Gareth.... we managed to get through the questions once you had stopped laughing :lol:

Nice to meet Funcalicious at last....

Posted: Jan 13th, '06, 20:15
by Jak
Another good evening - nice to see everyone again.

The quiz was fine Gareth, apart from the dodgy answers - and nice to see that Jay didn't win even though the questions were blatantly biased for him :lol:

Posted: Jan 13th, '06, 22:43
by miler
Jay wrote:Yup great nite 8) 8) was a good turn out. thanks to gareth for the venue, tip top mate, sue and i enjoyed ourselves, see you all next week :D if i am not too sore :oops: :oops: :lol:
Don't worry Jaffa, oops i mean Jay, one small prick then you'll be fine :wink: :lol: :lol:

well done Gareth for organising last night,

I haven't heard a quizmaster laugh so much, and give out dodgy answers :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:



from motorcycle.com
Although a gentleman named Pennington built some machines around 1895 (it's uncertain whether any of them actually ran), the first US production motorcycle was the Orient-Aster, built by the Metz Company in Waltham, Massachusetts in 1898. It used an Aster engine that was a French-built copy of the DeDion-Buton, and predated Indian (1901) by three years, and Harley-Davidson (1902) by four.

Posted: Jan 13th, '06, 23:41
by georgie_d
wicked night guys and girls, quiz was a laugh, but next time i am not teaming up with a brain surgeon there dont no nothing :)

Posted: Jan 13th, '06, 23:49
by Funky
Ha ha, it was the john Smiths, clouded my thoughts!

Posted: Jan 14th, '06, 00:35
by sprocket
Aye doods was a good night :D Thanks Gareth for arranging it I might have been able to answer a few more questions if the quiz was in English :wink::wink:

Good turn out too :D:D:D