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TT 2006 - Gorse Lea Marshals’ Report – Number 2 - John Foster - 04-06-2006 - larryd - 04-06-2006 Come on John - if he's not much worse for his harrowing experience, then it was hardly worth his while going :!: :!: :wink: What's this about the QB Hotel - he never mentioned that when we spoke with him at length in the George on Wednesday afternoon . . . . . . Mind you, he was on continuous cups of coffee at the time . . . . . 8) - cargo - 04-06-2006 I attended a grand free concert on Friday @ The QB A great show was provided by Mr D Clucas and his rock'n roll emsemble. Refreshment was provided by Aurthur Guinness and his good staff at the QB. All of which occured after marshalling at Ago's Coffee by day Guinness by night. Cakes and a bed can be found here http://www.aaronhouse.co.uk/index.htm - DCLUCIE - 04-06-2006 - Don Simons - 05-06-2006 Sneek preview of the front cover of my new book, "Foster and the Fantastic Feasant " - John Foster - 05-06-2006 Phearless Phoster and the Phantastic Feasant? :yah - cargo - 06-06-2006 Gorse Lea marshalls or TTwebsite gathering? - Don Simons - 06-06-2006 - Hilary M - 06-06-2006 As we have pheasants a-plenty here in Lincolnshire, like it's dodge the pheasant time each time you take to the road, I will have to import a few to Gorse Lea,so be warned! Keep up the good work,you guys,and we look forward to the next report--wish we were there! - DCLUCIE - 06-06-2006 It looks as though the pheasant has just gone into shock after seeing John's hair style :shock: - Don Simons - 06-06-2006 That is his Feasant Phooling Phasard, the Feasant thinks he is a Phemale Feasant. A rather unattractive one as it turns out, thus his look of consternation at John's unprovoked advances. - John Foster - 06-06-2006 http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~mentor01/pheasantplucker.mp3 - cargo - 06-06-2006 http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~mentor01/song.htm - cargo - 06-06-2006 On Saturday there was some discussion regarding collective nouns. I've discovered that the collective noun for a group of pheasants is A bouquet of pheasants Still working on greenfinches but so far it's a charm of finches Aparently a bouquet of pheasants only become a bouquet once they've been flushed on the ground they are a covey - cargo - 07-06-2006 On his way to Gorse Lea this morning Foz ran into a SMALL problem :wink: - John Foster - 07-06-2006 ........and you should see the massive pile of Don that it left behind the shelter! - Don Simons - 08-06-2006 As usual Foster has put his foot in it again, and they were his best feasant stalking boots as well. John does speak a lot of an acronym for an organisation I happen to be president of: Society for the Hassling of Irish Teachers - cargo - 08-06-2006 And theres plenty more where that came from...............Rugby? - John Foster - 08-06-2006 Don, it comes as no surprise to any of us that you are a leading member of an effluent society. Cargo, you'll need to get some haemorrhoid cream if you are developing piles like that .