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Posted: Fri Dec 09, 2005 6:44 pm
by BC
I guess the share price for brewery products will shoot up tonight. Don't forget to leave some for the New Years Eve revellers!
Have a good time and I hope to be there next year.

Posted: Sat Dec 10, 2005 8:40 am
by bigjude
Rick,
Just reading that breathanalyser...think you guys may end up rather confused, you have a red, yellow and green light. Does that mean that when you start on the
green light, when it gets to the
yellow light do you speed up the drinking before the light changes
red ..............
Hope you find your way to the Australian and Glenmore pubs, from what I have read you guys don't know which way you are going. Hope you find your way home tonight
Cheers
Jude

Posted: Sat Dec 10, 2005 1:19 pm
by muppet74
Well its 0950 Saturday morning here in Freeport which makes it 0150 Sunday morning in Sydney. I wonder how to boys got on.
Steve
Posted: Sat Dec 10, 2005 2:19 pm
by Wayne
Steve
I'll bet they are all piled on top of Ned's stool, the one with the wheels and the GPS.
Mandy, the Bubble Sisters, and Monique are pushing the stool up and down the street as a Chippie tries to read the GPS.
Not a pretty sight.
As there are no RP's there, they are hopelessly lost.
Wish I was lost with them.
Posted: Sat Dec 10, 2005 3:28 pm
by muppet74
me too Wayne
KOOF N KULCHER IN SUNNY SINNEY
Posted: Sat Dec 10, 2005 9:48 pm
by mobes
Buck,
Well desribed old son, contemporaneous notes were taken and will be used to flesh out future performance evaluation reports and/or Post Action Reports.
A great day which incorporated just about everying that means 'old sailor' although a few things got left out - nobody got lost, nobody got barred from any venue, no lewd or lavicious behaviour, nobody did the dance of the flamers and nobody got arrested - at least not up to somewhere past 18 o'clock when I abandoned ship. Just a great day of campanionship, cameraderie, good conversation, good food and a fine variety of standard and boutique ales.
The hole in the pocket will heal and I look forward already to next years' outing - and Rick has suggested that next year we should run between pubs - that stretch between the Captain Cook and the Australian doesn't look good though.
Mark
Posted: Sat Dec 10, 2005 10:09 pm
by Wayne
Steve
They call them self sailors?
If what Mark said is true, for shame, for shame. for shame. No lewd or lavicious behavior, might just as well stay home. Just sitting here, shaking my head, and crying in my beer.
Posted: Sat Dec 10, 2005 11:06 pm
by phred
Glad that you all had a good time, but I have to agree with Wayne about the lewd and lascivious behavior. We are all anxiously awaiting the pictures.
While you were wandering from pub to pub I was stuck at the Christmas party for the hospital where my wife works. Iwas thinking that at least you guys were having a good time because the party was boring as I didn't really know anyone and the music was so loud you couldn't talk to anyone anyway. It wasn't a total loss thouh as I did manage to get into trouble with my wife though by disappearing for a while.
I had noticed several Marines as we passed through the hotel lobby on the way into the fuction room. I decided that I should investigate the hotel bar and, as I suspected, there were the Marines. It was a lot more fun drinking with them in the bar than being at that boring party.
The Marines were there because their reserve unit has been acvtivated and they will be in Iraq by February. As the training facility does not have enough barracks for them, they are quartered in the hotel.
Now, how do I explain the $165 I spent in the bar buying these young Marines a beer when she sees the charge card statement?
Posted: Sun Dec 11, 2005 2:11 am
by Chippy Ned
I will post some
ACTUAL details later, I'm still recovering.

Posted: Sun Dec 11, 2005 3:46 am
by tafmo
phred wrote:Now, how do I explain the $165 I spent in the bar buying these young Marines a beer when she sees the charge card statement?
Doing your patriotic duty phred, and having a beer with young Marines who may pay the ultimate sacrifice in doing their duty for their country.
