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Hi woe is me hashers-      Due to popular demand we are making one of our
usual soirees to the Commercial rooms for smoke free cheap drinkies and
delicate conversation. Only this time we have a reason - its Alice's
Birthday - so come on down and pretend at least once to be his mate. We
don,t know his forth coming age but whoever guesses right on the night can
take him home!!!!!
So this friday at 8 for 9 pm at the Commercial rooms Weatherspoon pub corn
st.
On On Old Leggie

PS Can anybody recommend a replacement windows company in the Bristol areal
as mine are falling out and although I,ve mentioned it b4 if u or a friend
is looking for a Nat Health dentist let me
recommend Bell Barn surgery 0117 9688882 who have vacancies and seem pretty
good and u dont even hav 2 liv in Bristle.

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#1886

From: "Wolff\(ie\)" <wolff@...>
Date: Tue Feb 20, 2007 12:07 am
Subject: Fw: Nash Hash 2007 Update

wolfie_bh3

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----- Original Message -----

From: Duncan Rhind

To: ukh3@googlegroups.com

Sent: Monday, February 19, 2007 9:06 PM

Subject: Nash Hash 2007 Update

HHHi Folks,

Time marches on and we thought it was time to give an update on Nash Hash 2007.

Registrations are picking up nicely so get yours in now and make sure that you don't miss the boat! As you may know the pre-Christmas �120 Registration price has been held until the end of February in order to give you all a chance to recover from Christmas credit card bills. However, the price will NOT be held again and so if you want to get in at this price - get your registration form (downloadable from http://www.nh2007.co.uk/misc/Flyer3_Form3.pdf) in to Grizzler before the end of February.

The Venue at Towcester Racecourse is ready to have us, it has a brand new building all finished, as much camping space as you could imagine.

Accommodation - we understand that those cumming from further afield might not be able to lug a tent along and so we have have a range of other options for you if this is the case. There is bed and breakfast accommodation in nearby Towcester, we have organised for hire of pre-erected tents (see web site) or, for those who are happy with communal crash space, we are trying to arrange for crash marquee dormitories with wooden flooring on site so all you have to do is bring your sleeping bag. This last option should be confirmed soon but let us know if you want to take advantage of it.

Catering has been booked, menus are on the website with a choice of dishes which all look very yummy.

Trails have more or less been finalised, again check out the website for more details.

Entertainments - Ring Peace is over seeing all of this, need I say more, but we will have some excellent live bands (dead ones go a bit smelly after a while). He's also keen to hear if you are intending to put on a cabaret - so please let us know if you are.

Beer - our beer master Arseover, is sampling all the beers on offer, to try and make his selection as I write � I hope he makes it soon, coz I have heard he hasn�t been to work for weeks!

As it is 2007 this Nash Hash is going to have a definite Bond theme throughout so dig out your DJ's and white pussies and come on down to Towcester for weekend to remember. If you have already registered - look forward to seeing you there - if you haven't registered yet - What are you waiting for??!!

Updates are appearing on the web site http://www.nh2007.co.uk/ so keep checking for news as it becomes available.

On On

Nash Hash 2007 Team

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#1885

From: "SUE BAIC" <sue.baic@...>
Date: Fri Feb 16, 2007 5:12 pm
Subject: town and country harriers

sue.baic@...

http://www.tach.org.uk/index.php

TACH is a club in the Bristol area of the west of England for runners who enjoy socialising. Our members cover a wide range of ages and running abilities but all are catered for.

We meet every Thursday for training runs from some of the best pubs in the area and across some of the finest routes and countryside around, usually less than a thirty-minute drive from Bristol. See the current TRAINING RUNS page.

We run about 8-10km, mainly off road .We normally all run together as a single group rather than breaking into "fast" and "slow" groups.

Our faster runners do extra loops, "sheepdogging" (looping round the back of the pack), to get a tougher workout. We won't guarantee you'll end the run with clean shoes, but we're sure you'll have had more fun than if you'd plodded along roads in town and been kinder to your joints.

All you'll need is a torch in the darker winter months and a change of clothes and some beer money for the pub!

The running is important, but so is the pub and the quality of the trails we find! We always try to run from pubs with real ale and have been known to spend longer at the bar than we do on the trail.

What else do we do?

Running with TACH is more than just the Thursday night training sessions. Our members compete in many multi-terrain races in the region, often as a team, and we have our own internal club championship.

We also organise a number of our own race meetings throughout the year including the popular Summer Pub Series and a Winter Warmer Race in January each year. Details of forthcoming races will be posted here when available. We are quite a sociable bunch, even when we're not running. Throughout the year we meet up for pub-crawls, parties and our ever-popular annual Twelfth Night Dinner, where the club championship awards are presented.

How to get more information.

Please contact us either via our contact page or by simply turning up at a couple of our Thursday training runs see if you like running with us. There's no pressure to join straightaway. We recommend you ring us and let us know before you turn up for your first run. This is so we can notify you in the unlikely event of a last minute change to the run venue. We hope you can join us and look forward to seeing you on the trail sometime soon.

Note for Hash House Harriers: many of our runners are hashers who joined TACH to expand their running horizons. If you're a hasher who wants to get into racing then come along You'll fit right in!

#1884

From: "Wolff\(ie\)" <wolff@...>
Date: Thu Feb 15, 2007 11:19 pm
Subject: Haggis pictures

wolfie_bh3

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Trying to forget about the Haggis weekend and get on with your life? Hard luck, there are now loads of photos on the web site to bring it all flooding back. Thanks, Gazza. If you're a Bristol HHHasher, click here: http://www.bristolhash.org.uk/bh3arch.php?article=haggispics07.inc, or, if you're a KandA HHHasher, click here: http://www.bristolhash.org.uk/kah3arch.php?article=haggispics07.inc.

Wolfie.

#1883

From: "Sandra Marr" <sandramarr@...>
Date: Wed Feb 14, 2007 2:38 pm
Subject: Re: Terrorism Bill

sandramarr@...

Just to encourage everyone it's easy and worth doing.

They CERTAINLY should be compensating British victims of terrorism abroad, they already compensate non Nationals in the UK.

Don't delay, the reading is in March.

----- Original Message -----

From: Paul Lawrenson

To: woehashers@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Monday, February 12, 2007 3:02 PM

Subject: [woehashers] Terrorism Bill

Everything should be explained on

http://balibombsurvivor.co.uk/mysql_up.php

Second class postage is 37p as you have to include a copy of the Bill.....

One last thing. This isn't my Bill. Its everybodys Bill.

Thanks for listening.

Knead.
Paul Lawrenson

#1882

From: "Peter Brown" <peter@...>
Date: Tue Feb 13, 2007 1:16 pm
Subject: Re: Bath Cider Festival. Saturday evening Feb 17th

peter@...

Is anyone going on to the Bath Cider Fest at the Pavilion (after Long John Silver) of course, with The Mangled Wurzels etc?

Tickets £5 from the Pavilion shop: : http://www.pavilionshop.co.uk/tickets/bath/bath-cider-festival-sat-17th-feb-7.30pm-11pm.html

See you there

Pete Duracell Brown

90 Berkeley Road, Bishopston, Bristol BS7 8HG
Tel: 0117 940 7560. Mobile: 07762 257 212
E-mail: info@...

#1881

From: PAUL MOUNTFORD <paulmountford@...>
Date: Tue Feb 13, 2007 12:07 pm
Subject: Re: Treasure Island Trail - THIS Saturday 17th February 2007 - REMINDER

paulmountford@...

Consider yourself counted!

TFC

=======================================
Message Received: Feb 12 2007, 10:22 PM
From: "DEN TOWNSEND"
To: woehashers@yahoogroups.com
Cc:
Subject: Re: [woehashers] Treasure Island Trail - THIS Saturday 17th February 2007 - REMINDER

Count me in please

Mr Jangut

PAUL MOUNTFORD pcm001.wanadoo.co.uk> wrote:

A QUICK REMINDER to those who have expressed an interest to attend this Saturday to please let me know you're coming !!! I will try to remember to bring some chalk - it's not actually a hash trail, so running gear not required (more like a Hotwells or Bath Spa Twenty!!!)

ON ON

The Fat Controller

My original email

Many of you may know that Mark (landlord of the Beaufort Arms at Hawkesbury Upton) promotes the Long John Silver Trust (check out @ www.longjohnsilvertrust.co.uk ) and does a historical pub crawl around Bristol known as the Treasure Island Trail. He has invited the hash to participate on Saturday 17th February 2007 starting from the Kings Head (Victoria Street) at 12.00. Optimum numbers are 12-15, so first come first served, but please let me know if you are interested

The Fat Controller

Dennis

The Fat Controller

#1880

From: DEN TOWNSEND <dennisatnorthend@...>
Date: Mon Feb 12, 2007 10:20 pm
Subject: Re: Treasure Island Trail - THIS Saturday 17th February 2007 - REMINDER

dennisatnorthend@...

Count me in please

Mr Jangut

PAUL MOUNTFORD <paulmountford@...> wrote:

A QUICK REMINDER to those who have expressed an interest to attend this Saturday to please let me know you're coming !!! I will try to remember to bring some chalk - it's not actually a hash trail, so running gear not required (more like a Hotwells or Bath Spa Twenty!!!)

ON ON

The Fat Controller

My original email

Many of you may know that Mark (landlord of the Beaufort Arms at Hawkesbury Upton) promotes the Long John Silver Trust (check out @ www.longjohnsilvertrust.co.uk ) and does a historical pub crawl around Bristol known as the Treasure Island Trail. He has invited the hash to participate on Saturday 17th February 2007 starting from the Kings Head (Victoria Street) at 12.00. Optimum numbers are 12-15, so first come first served, but please let me know if you are interested

The Fat Controller

Dennis

#1879

From: Roger TL <ononroger@...>
Date: Mon Feb 12, 2007 8:30 pm
Subject: Re: Hash website

ononroger

Offline

Hey Wolfie,

Buttheads run on the 19th Febuary will be from the Red
Lion on Blackboy Hill, Bristol.

I will let you know further details soon!

Onon

Roger


--- "Wolff(ie)" <wolff@...> wrote:

> BlankThe Bristol/Greyhound/K&A/BOGS Hash website is
> down. (Not my fault, for once, honest.) The company
> which runs the server is working on the problem and
> hopes to have us back on-line soon, but, in the
> meantime, the next few runs are:
>
>       - NEXT LOCAL RUNS -
>       Sunday, 11 February, Bristol HHH: The George
> and Dragon, High Street, Pensford. A37 S of Bristol.
>
>
>
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
>       Monday, 12 February, Bristol Greyhound HHH:
> The Lamb Inn, Wotton Road, Iron Acton, off the
> B4058.
>
>
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
>       Wednesday, 14 February, Kennet and Avon HHH:
> The Two Pigs, Corsham. On A4, 3 miles SW of
> Chippenham.
>
>
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
>       Wednesday, 14 February, Bogs of Somerset HHH:
> The Ship Inn, Hillside Road, Portishead. Off Nore
> Road (the coast road SW of town). Valentine's Day
> run. Dress appropriately!
>
>
>       Martin Wolff.
>       If you are not the person to whom this
> confidential message is addressed, please advise the
> sender.
>
>
>






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#1878

From: "SUE BAIC" <sue.baic@...>
Date: Mon Feb 12, 2007 6:15 pm
Subject: Re: Treasure Island Trail - THIS Saturday 17th February 2007 - REMINDER

sue.baic@...

And me, John and Rosie

----- Original Message -----

From: StephenLucasH3@...

To: woehashers@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Monday, February 12, 2007 4:47 PM

Subject: Re: [woehashers] Treasure Island Trail - THIS Saturday 17th February 2007 - REMINDER

So will I.

Sleepy

-----Original Message-----
From: wetwipe@bristolhash.org.uk
To: woehashers@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Mon, 12 Feb 2007 1.50PM
Subject: Re: [woehashers] Treasure Island Trail - THIS Saturday 17th February 2007 - REMINDER

I'll be there!

WW

PAUL MOUNTFORD <paulmountford@pcm001.wanadoo.co.uk> wrote:

A QUICK REMINDER to those who have expressed an interest to attend this Saturday to please let me know you're coming !!! I will try to remember to bring some chalk - it's not actually a hash trail, so running gear not required (more like a Hotwells or Bath Spa Twenty!!!)

ON ON

The Fat Controller

My original email

Many of you may know that Mark (landlord of the Beaufort Arms at Hawkesbury Upton) promotes the Long John Silver Trust (check out @ www.longjohnsilvertrust.co.uk ) and does a historical pub crawl around Bristol known as the Treasure Island Trail. He has invited the hash to participate on Saturday 17th February 2007 starting from the Kings Head (Victoria Street) at 12.00. Optimum numbers are 12-15, so first come first served, but please let me know if you are interested

The Fat Controller

#1877

From: StephenLucasH3@...
Date: Mon Feb 12, 2007 4:47 pm
Subject: Re: Treasure Island Trail - THIS Saturday 17th February 2007 - REMINDER

StephenLucasH3@...

So will I.

Sleepy

-----Original Message-----
From: wetwipe@...
To: woehashers@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Mon, 12 Feb 2007 1.50PM
Subject: Re: [woehashers] Treasure Island Trail - THIS Saturday 17th February 2007 - REMINDER

I'll be there!

WW

PAUL MOUNTFORD <paulmountford@pcm001.wanadoo.co.uk> wrote:

A QUICK REMINDER to those who have expressed an interest to attend this Saturday to please let me know you're coming !!! I will try to remember to bring some chalk - it's not actually a hash trail, so running gear not required (more like a Hotwells or Bath Spa Twenty!!!)

ON ON

The Fat Controller

My original email

Many of you may know that Mark (landlord of the Beaufort Arms at Hawkesbury Upton) promotes the Long John Silver Trust (check out @ www.longjohnsilvertrust.co.uk ) and does a historical pub crawl around Bristol known as the Treasure Island Trail. He has invited the hash to participate on Saturday 17th February 2007 starting from the Kings Head (Victoria Street) at 12.00. Optimum numbers are 12-15, so first come first served, but please let me know if you are interested

The Fat Controller

#1876

From: Paul Lawrenson <paul@...>
Date: Mon Feb 12, 2007 3:08 pm
Subject: Your Terrorism Bill

plawren1

Offline

http://balibombsurvivor.co.uk/mysql_up.php

Everything should be explained on

Second class postage is 37p as you have to include a copy of the Bill.....

One last thing. This isn't my Bill. Its everybodys Bill.

Thanks for listening.

Knead.

Paul Lawrenson

#1875

From: Paul Lawrenson <paul@...>
Date: Mon Feb 12, 2007 3:02 pm
Subject: Terrorism Bill

plawren1

Offline

http://balibombsurvivor.co.uk/mysql_up.php

Everything should be explained on

Second class postage is 37p as you have to include a copy of the Bill.....

One last thing. This isn't my Bill. Its everybodys Bill.

Thanks for listening.

Knead.

Paul Lawrenson

#1874

From: Wet Wipe <wetwipe@...>
Date: Mon Feb 12, 2007 1:50 pm
Subject: Re: Treasure Island Trail - THIS Saturday 17th February 2007 - REMINDER

beebee1_uk

Offline

I'll be there!

WW

PAUL MOUNTFORD <paulmountford@...> wrote:

A QUICK REMINDER to those who have expressed an interest to attend this Saturday to please let me know you're coming !!! I will try to remember to bring some chalk - it's not actually a hash trail, so running gear not required (more like a Hotwells or Bath Spa Twenty!!!)

ON ON

The Fat Controller

My original email

Many of you may know that Mark (landlord of the Beaufort Arms at Hawkesbury Upton) promotes the Long John Silver Trust (check out @ www.longjohnsilvertrust.co.uk ) and does a historical pub crawl around Bristol known as the Treasure Island Trail. He has invited the hash to participate on Saturday 17th February 2007 starting from the Kings Head (Victoria Street) at 12.00. Optimum numbers are 12-15, so first come first served, but please let me know if you are interested

The Fat Controller

#1873

From: PAUL MOUNTFORD <paulmountford@...>
Date: Mon Feb 12, 2007 12:20 pm
Subject: Treasure Island Trail - THIS Saturday 17th February 2007 - REMINDER

paulmountford@...

A QUICK REMINDER to those who have expressed an interest to attend this Saturday to please let me know you're coming !!! I will try to remember to bring some chalk - it's not actually a hash trail, so running gear not required (more like a Hotwells or Bath Spa Twenty!!!)

ON ON

The Fat Controller

My original email

Many of you may know that Mark (landlord of the Beaufort Arms at Hawkesbury Upton) promotes the Long John Silver Trust (check out @ www.longjohnsilvertrust.co.uk ) and does a historical pub crawl around Bristol known as the Treasure Island Trail. He has invited the hash to participate on Saturday 17th February 2007 starting from the Kings Head (Victoria Street) at 12.00. Optimum numbers are 12-15, so first come first served, but please let me know if you are interested

The Fat Controller

#1872

From: rachel.sleigh@...
Date: Mon Feb 12, 2007 7:46 am
Subject: Re: Fw: ROAD TAX. 'Pay As You Go' road tax - hoax

rachel.sleigh@...

This is not a hoax, the link is to the official government site where you
can sign petitions...this would have to be an incredibly elaborate hoax as
this website clearly cost hundreds of thousands of pounds to create and the
number of signatures got it mentioned on the news this morning....I
certainly don't want to pay more per mile in tax than I do in
petrol...£1.28 a mile the beeb said!!!   sign!!!  sign!!! while you can
still afford to go to work!!!




Joe Norman <joe@...>@yahoogroups.com on 11/02/2007 19:19:49

Please respond to woehashers@yahoogroups.com

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Subject:    Re: [woehashers] Fw: ROAD TAX. 'Pay As You Go' road tax - hoax

John,
If you look into this you will find it is a hoax designed to drive a
chain letter.

Yours

Joe

JOHN HUNTINGTON wrote:
>
>
> /-------Original Message-------/
>
> /*From:*/ Buzby <mailto:onon.buzby@...>
> /*Date:*/ 07/02/2007 11:13:11
> /*To:*/ William Molyneaux <mailto:william.molyneaux@...>;
> Wigwam <mailto:TONY@...>; Warbler
> <mailto:warbler@...>; Taniagoddard@Hotmail. Co. Uk
> <mailto:taniagoddard@...>; Tablewhine
> <mailto:tablewhine@...>; T. G. Gilbert@ex. ac. uk
> <mailto:T.G.Gilbert@...>; Sweatmonster <mailto:dave.battye@...>;
> Sue & John Huntington <mailto:sueandjohnhuntington@...>;
> Stuart Shiell <mailto:nh3whyno@...>; Stu Stueyed
> <mailto:owlyhowly@...>; STRONGBOW
> <mailto:crazy_monkey22@...>; Stinkhorn
> <mailto:cmather@...>; Steve Tuckfield
> <mailto:stevetuckfield@...>; Steve Rix
> <mailto:steverix@...>; Steve Murray <mailto:yarrum@...>;
> Steve Miller <mailto:steve@...>; Stephen. Taylor77@Btopenworld.
> Com <mailto:stephen.taylor77@...>; Staedler
> <mailto:tomorchard@...>; Spoons <mailto:spoons@...>;
> Simon Ness <mailto:simon_ness@...>; Simon Littlewood
> <mailto:simon_hbk_littlewood@...>; Sheila Silcock
> <mailto:Sheila.Silcock@...>; Ryde
> <mailto:kathgod@...>; Rowland & Thelma Honeywill
> <mailto:rthoneywill@...>; Rowland & Thelma Honeywill
> <mailto:rt@...>; Ring Peace
> <mailto:bmc01@...>; Richard. Padmore@Swhltd. Co. Uk
> <mailto:richard.padmore@...>; Richard Punchard
> <mailto:richpunch@...>; Richard Padmore
> <mailto:cathusalem@...>; Richard L Knibb
> <mailto:richardlknibb@...>; Richard Knibb
> <mailto:richard.knibb@...>; Redlight
> <mailto:helen.parton@...>; Ray Hodgins
> <mailto:ray-hodgins@...>; Rambo
> <mailto:rambo.tvh3@...>; Rachel. Sleigh
> <mailto:rachel.sleigh@...>; Pukijunket
> <mailto:dennisatnorthend@...>; PthePilot@aol. com
> <mailto:PthePilot@...>; Prof <mailto:gwilliamsh@...>; POTTSIE
> <mailto:pottsie.tvpb@...>; Postman Splatt
> <mailto:postman.splatt@...>; Pinky
> <mailto:wilvin@...>; Phil Roberts
> <mailto:pwroberts@...>; Peter \"Gripper\" Rowe
> <mailto:peterowe924@...>; 'Pete Cracknel'
> <mailto:pthepiolet@...>; Paul Walker - Home
> <mailto:paulw1001@...>; Paul Sellek
> <mailto:paul.sellek@...>; Paul Lawrenson
> <mailto:paul@...>; Paul Haydon
> <mailto:pmhaydon@...>; Pam&Rod Budd
> <mailto:dormap@...>; Oddbitz
> <mailto:daveritchie@...>; No Eye Deer
> <mailto:graemewhalen@...>; Nick Shaw <mailto:cvns@...>
> /*Subject:*/ ROAD TAX. 'Pay As You Go' road tax.
>
> If you drive a car, please read -
>
> Sarah Kennedy was talking about this proposed car tax scheme on Radio
> 2. Apparently there is only one month left to register your objection to
> the 'Pay As You Go' road tax. The petition is on the 10 Downing St
> website but they didn't tell anybody about it. Therefore at the time of
> Sarah's comments only 250,000 people had signed it and 750,000
> signatures are required for the government to at least take any notice.
>
> Once you've given your details (you don't have to give your full
> address, just house number and postcode will do), they will send you an
> email with a link in it. Once you click on that link, you'll have signed
> the petition.
>
> The government's proposal to introduce road pricing will mean you having
> to purchase a tracking device for your car and paying a monthly bill to
> use it. The tracking device will cost about £200 and in a recent
> study the BBC, the lowest monthly bill was £28 for a rural florist and
> £194 for a delivery driver. A non working mother who used the car to
> take the kids to school paid £86 in one month.
>
> On top of this massive increase in tax, you will be tracked. Somebody
> will know where you are at all times. They will also know how fast you
> have been going, so even if you accidentally creep over a speed limit in
> time you can probably expect a Notice of Intended Prosecution with your
> monthly bill.
>
> If you are concerned about this Orwellian plan and want to stop the
> constant bashing of the car driver, please sign the petition on No 10's
> new website (link below) and pass this on to as many people as
> possible. Sign up if you value your freedom and democratic rights -
>
> http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/traveltax
>
> Mark 'Buzby' Haydon
> Isca Hash House Harriers
> Exeter & East Devon CAMRA
>
>
>
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#1871

From: Joe Norman <joe@...>
Date: Sun Feb 11, 2007 7:19 pm
Subject: Re: Fw: ROAD TAX. 'Pay As You Go' road tax - hoax

joe@...

John,
If you look into this you will find it is a hoax designed to drive a
chain letter.

Yours

Joe

JOHN HUNTINGTON wrote:
>
>
> /-------Original Message-------/
>
> /*From:*/ Buzby <mailto:onon.buzby@...>
> /*Date:*/ 07/02/2007 11:13:11
> /*To:*/ William Molyneaux <mailto:william.molyneaux@...>;
> Wigwam <mailto:TONY@...>; Warbler
> <mailto:warbler@...>; Taniagoddard@Hotmail. Co. Uk
> <mailto:taniagoddard@...>; Tablewhine
> <mailto:tablewhine@...>; T. G. Gilbert@ex. ac. uk
> <mailto:T.G.Gilbert@...>; Sweatmonster <mailto:dave.battye@...>;
> Sue & John Huntington <mailto:sueandjohnhuntington@...>;
> Stuart Shiell <mailto:nh3whyno@...>; Stu Stueyed
> <mailto:owlyhowly@...>; STRONGBOW
> <mailto:crazy_monkey22@...>; Stinkhorn
> <mailto:cmather@...>; Steve Tuckfield
> <mailto:stevetuckfield@...>; Steve Rix
> <mailto:steverix@...>; Steve Murray <mailto:yarrum@...>;
> Steve Miller <mailto:steve@...>; Stephen. Taylor77@Btopenworld.
> Com <mailto:stephen.taylor77@...>; Staedler
> <mailto:tomorchard@...>; Spoons <mailto:spoons@...>;
> Simon Ness <mailto:simon_ness@...>; Simon Littlewood
> <mailto:simon_hbk_littlewood@...>; Sheila Silcock
> <mailto:Sheila.Silcock@...>; Ryde
> <mailto:kathgod@...>; Rowland & Thelma Honeywill
> <mailto:rthoneywill@...>; Rowland & Thelma Honeywill
> <mailto:rt@...>; Ring Peace
> <mailto:bmc01@...>; Richard. Padmore@Swhltd. Co. Uk
> <mailto:richard.padmore@...>; Richard Punchard
> <mailto:richpunch@...>; Richard Padmore
> <mailto:cathusalem@...>; Richard L Knibb
> <mailto:richardlknibb@...>; Richard Knibb
> <mailto:richard.knibb@...>; Redlight
> <mailto:helen.parton@...>; Ray Hodgins
> <mailto:ray-hodgins@...>; Rambo
> <mailto:rambo.tvh3@...>; Rachel. Sleigh
> <mailto:rachel.sleigh@...>; Pukijunket
> <mailto:dennisatnorthend@...>; PthePilot@aol. com
> <mailto:PthePilot@...>; Prof <mailto:gwilliamsh@...>; POTTSIE
> <mailto:pottsie.tvpb@...>; Postman Splatt
> <mailto:postman.splatt@...>; Pinky
> <mailto:wilvin@...>; Phil Roberts
> <mailto:pwroberts@...>; Peter \"Gripper\" Rowe
> <mailto:peterowe924@...>; 'Pete Cracknel'
> <mailto:pthepiolet@...>; Paul Walker - Home
> <mailto:paulw1001@...>; Paul Sellek
> <mailto:paul.sellek@...>; Paul Lawrenson
> <mailto:paul@...>; Paul Haydon
> <mailto:pmhaydon@...>; Pam&Rod Budd
> <mailto:dormap@...>; Oddbitz
> <mailto:daveritchie@...>; No Eye Deer
> <mailto:graemewhalen@...>; Nick Shaw <mailto:cvns@...>
> /*Subject:*/ ROAD TAX. 'Pay As You Go' road tax.
>
> If you drive a car, please read -
>
> Sarah Kennedy was talking about this proposed car tax scheme on Radio
> 2. Apparently there is only one month left to register your objection to
> the 'Pay As You Go' road tax. The petition is on the 10 Downing St
> website but they didn't tell anybody about it. Therefore at the time of
> Sarah's comments only 250,000 people had signed it and 750,000
> signatures are required for the government to at least take any notice.
>
> Once you've given your details (you don't have to give your full
> address, just house number and postcode will do), they will send you an
> email with a link in it. Once you click on that link, you'll have signed
> the petition.
>
> The government's proposal to introduce road pricing will mean you having
> to purchase a tracking device for your car and paying a monthly bill to
> use it. The tracking device will cost about �200 and in a recent
> study the BBC, the lowest monthly bill was �28 for a rural florist and
> �194 for a delivery driver. A non working mother who used the car to
> take the kids to school paid �86 in one month.
>
> On top of this massive increase in tax, you will be tracked. Somebody
> will know where you are at all times. They will also know how fast you
> have been going, so even if you accidentally creep over a speed limit in
> time you can probably expect a Notice of Intended Prosecution with your
> monthly bill.
>
> If you are concerned about this Orwellian plan and want to stop the
> constant bashing of the car driver, please sign the petition on No 10's
> new website (link below) and pass this on to as many people as
> possible. Sign up if you value your freedom and democratic rights -
>
> http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/traveltax
>
> Mark 'Buzby' Haydon
> Isca Hash House Harriers
> Exeter & East Devon CAMRA
>
>
>
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#1870

From: "Wolff\(ie\)" <wolff@...>
Date: Sat Feb 10, 2007 8:18 pm
Subject: Hash website

wolfie_bh3

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The Bristol/Greyhound/K&A/BOGS Hash website is down. (Not my fault, for once, honest.) The company which runs the server is working on the problem and hopes to have us back on-line soon, but, in the meantime, the next few runs are:

- NEXT LOCAL RUNS -

Sunday, 11 February, Bristol HHH: The George and Dragon, High Street, Pensford. A37 S of Bristol.

Monday, 12 February, Bristol Greyhound HHH: The Lamb Inn, Wotton Road, Iron Acton, off the B4058.

Wednesday, 14 February, Kennet and Avon HHH: The Two Pigs, Corsham. On A4, 3 miles SW of Chippenham.

Wednesday, 14 February, Bogs of Somerset HHH: The Ship Inn, Hillside Road, Portishead. Off Nore Road (the coast road SW of town). Valentine's Day run. Dress appropriately!

Martin Wolff.
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#1869

From: "Wet Wipe" <wetwipe@...>
Date: Sat Feb 10, 2007 12:28 pm
Subject: WASHers tonight - change of venue

beebee1_uk

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As Sergio's can't fit all 11 (!!) of us round a table we've changed the
venue to La Tasca on the triangle, 1900hours.  Not a BYO, but we've had an
excellent WASHers in the Bath La Tasca, and the Bristol one seemd ok when
I've visited it in the past. We'll put Sergio's on the calender for later
this year.

There's still going to be a prelube at Averies from 6pm.

WW

#1868

From: "JOHN HUNTINGTON" <sueandjohnhuntington@...>
Date: Fri Feb 9, 2007 9:04 am
Subject: Fw: ROAD TAX. 'Pay As You Go' road tax.

sueandjohnhuntington@...

http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/traveltax

-------Original Message-------

From: Buzby

Date: 07/02/2007 11:13:11

To: William Molyneaux; Wigwam; Warbler; Taniagoddard@Hotmail. Co. Uk; Tablewhine; T. G. Gilbert@ex. ac. uk; Sweatmonster; Sue & John Huntington; Stuart Shiell; Stu Stueyed; STRONGBOW; Stinkhorn; Steve Tuckfield; Steve Rix; Steve Murray; Steve Miller; Stephen. Taylor77@Btopenworld. Com; Staedler; Spoons; Simon Ness; Simon Littlewood; Sheila Silcock; Ryde; Rowland & Thelma Honeywill; Rowland & Thelma Honeywill; Ring Peace; Richard. Padmore@Swhltd. Co. Uk; Richard Punchard; Richard Padmore; Richard L Knibb; Richard Knibb; Redlight; Ray Hodgins; Rambo; Rachel. Sleigh; Pukijunket; PthePilot@aol. com; Prof; POTTSIE; Postman Splatt; Pinky; Phil Roberts; Peter \"Gripper\" Rowe; 'Pete Cracknel'; Paul Walker - Home; Paul Sellek; Paul Lawrenson; Paul Haydon; Pam&Rod Budd; Oddbitz; No Eye Deer; Nick Shaw

Subject: ROAD TAX. 'Pay As You Go' road tax.

If you drive a car, please read -

Sarah Kennedy was talking about this proposed car tax scheme on Radio 2. Apparently there is only one month left to register your objection to the 'Pay As You Go' road tax. The petition is on the 10 Downing St website but they didn't tell anybody about it. Therefore at the time of Sarah's comments only 250,000 people had signed it and 750,000 signatures are required for the government to at least take any notice.

Once you've given your details (you don't have to give your full address, just house number and postcode will do), they will send you an email with a link in it. Once you click on that link, you'll have signed the petition.

The government's proposal to introduce road pricing will mean you having to purchase a tracking device for your car and paying a monthly bill to use it. The tracking device will cost about �200 and in a recent study the BBC, the lowest monthly bill was �28 for a rural florist and �194 for a delivery driver. A non working mother who used the car to take the kids to school paid �86 in one month.

On top of this massive increase in tax, you will be tracked. Somebody will know where you are at all times. They will also know how fast you have been going, so even if you accidentally creep over a speed limit in time you can probably expect a Notice of Intended Prosecution with your monthly bill.

If you are concerned about this Orwellian plan and want to stop the constant bashing of the car driver, please sign the petition on No 10's new website (link below) and pass this on to as many people as possible. Sign up if you value your freedom and democratic rights -

Mark 'Buzby' Haydon

Isca Hash House Harriers

Exeter & East Devon CAMRA

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#1867

From: "SUE BAIC" <sue.baic@...>
Date: Wed Feb 7, 2007 10:53 am
Subject: Re: WASHers - THIS SATURDAY!

sue.baic@...

im coming please

waynetta

----- Original Message -----

From: StephenLucasH3@...

To: woehashers@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Wednesday, February 07, 2007 10:42 AM

Subject: Re: [woehashers] WASHers - THIS SATURDAY!

WW

Sorry - won't be able to make it this time.

I thought I'd emailed you but I amight have forgotten!

Cheers

Sleepy

-----Original Message-----
From: wetwipe@bristolhash.org.uk
To: woehashers@yahoogroups.com; maxine@desres100.freeserve.co.uk; simon_hbk_littlewood@hotmail.com
Sent: Wed, 7 Feb 2007 8.54AM
Subject: [woehashers] WASHers - THIS SATURDAY!

Just a reminder that if you're planning on coming I need to know to make
sure we can all fit round the table. If you've already told my you don't
need to tell me again (unless you think I may not have clocked the info!).

There's also a 'pre-lube; at Averies from 18.30.

See you there!

WW

#1866

From: StephenLucasH3@...
Date: Wed Feb 7, 2007 10:42 am
Subject: Re: WASHers - THIS SATURDAY!

StephenLucasH3@...

Sorry - won't be able to make it this time.

I thought I'd emailed you but I amight have forgotten!

Cheers

Sleepy

-----Original Message-----
From: wetwipe@...
To: woehashers@yahoogroups.com; maxine@...; simon_hbk_littlewood@...
Sent: Wed, 7 Feb 2007 8.54AM
Subject: [woehashers] WASHers - THIS SATURDAY!

Just a reminder that if you're planning on coming I need to know to make
sure we can all fit round the table. If you've already told my you don't
need to tell me again (unless you think I may not have clocked the info!).

There's also a 'pre-lube; at Averies from 18.30.

See you there!

WW

#1865

From: "Wet Wipe" <wetwipe@...>
Date: Wed Feb 7, 2007 8:54 am
Subject: WASHers - THIS SATURDAY!

beebee1_uk

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Just a reminder that if you're planning on coming I need to know to make
sure we can all fit round the table. If you've already told my you don't
need to tell me again (unless you think I may not have clocked the info!).

There's also a 'pre-lube; at Averies from 18.30.

See you there!

WW

#1864

From: "Wolff\(ie\)" <wolff@...>
Date: Tue Feb 6, 2007 12:31 am
Subject: Fw: Eurohash 2007 - 13th - 15th July

wolfie_bh3

Offline

----- Original Message -----

From: Tablewhine

To: Tablewhine

Sent: Monday, February 05, 2007 11:19 PM

Subject: Eurohash 2007 - 13th - 15th July

HHHi All,

This has been sent to the email contacts for UK hashes listed on the Prof's website. Please advertise this event to your hash. We are limited to 400 places so now is a good time to book if you are coming!

If you are no longer the contact for your hash, please pass this on. If you have received this more than once it just shows how much you do for the Hash!

Eurohash 2007 - hosted by London Hash

Kingston upon Thames - 13th - 15th July 2007

Limited to 400 places - Book before they all go!

What's On:

Thursday (12th)
Red Dress Run - hosted by West London H3 (Accommodation available to book at the Eurohash venue).

Friday:

Eurohash Registration,

Friday 13th Hash - promises plenty of gore as we re-enact some of the murders and ghost stories from the local area - expect to be involved!!

Saturday:

4 hash trails in some of the best countryside the south east has to offer - rolling hills woods and for the lucky ones, lots of shiggy! and 1 tourist trail taking in the sights and parks of central London.

Sunday:

Catch the ferry along the Thames to the start of the trail, which may take you through Hampton Court, Bushey Park, Wimbledon Common or Richmond Park.

What is included?

Beer, wine, cider etc.

Friday Supper, Saturday & Sunday Breakfast & Lunch and Saturday dinner.

Every registration includes an En-Suite room.

3 hash Trails

Friday & Saturday night parties

Goody Bag & T-Shirt

Price is �140 until 30^th June - then �190

If you want to extend your stay, rooms can be booked at the venue for Thursday and/or Sunday nights at �30 per person per night. See the registration form to book.

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#1863

From: "Wet Wipe" <wetwipe@...>
Date: Fri Feb 2, 2007 6:23 pm
Subject: Re: WASHers Feb 10th

beebee1_uk

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Of course!

Looking forward to seeing you :-)

----- Original Message -----

From: sarah@...

To: woehashers@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Thursday, February 01, 2007 10:22 AM

Subject: RE: [woehashers] WASHers Feb 10th

Hi Wet Wipe,

Please can me and Stiffy come along too?

Kerbcrawler

Original Message:
-----------------
From: Wet Wipe wetwipe@bristolhash.org.uk
Date: Sun, 28 Jan 2007 19:17:47 -0000
To: woehashers@yahoogroups.com, simon_hbk_littlewood@hotmail.com,
maxine@desres100.freeserve.co.uk
Subject: [woehashers] WASHers Feb 10th

Just a reminder about the next WASHers on the 10th Feb at Sergios
(http://www.bristolhash.org.uk/washers.php). There's going to be a prelube
at Averies Wine Vaults from 6.30pm to taste and buy for the BYO restaurant.

I've booked a table for 6, but need fairly accuarate numbers so I can
confirm numbers and make sure we've got a big enough table.

So far I've got:
Me
HBK
Max
Old Leg Over +1

That's 5. I'm sure someone else said they were coming, but can't remember
who.

There was a rumour about Rodders. Haven't heard from Sleepy, PeePee or
Slops Monster. Puki Jangut is considering it - don't know about Soprano.
Kerb Crawler & Stiffy?

Could the above please confirm one way or another by email, text or phone
message (or you could actually tell me person to person!).

Anyone else want to come? Let me know! They're fun evenings!

Ta :-)

WW

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#1862

From: rachel.sleigh@...
Date: Thu Feb 1, 2007 3:16 pm
Subject: Re: BGH3 Monday 5th Feb

rachel.sleigh@...

Is this personal knowledge my lovely? Because it doesn't come out right on
Yell, or Multimap....and you don't get many second chances on that stretch
of road.....




"S*x Goddess" <john.f.warren@...>@yahoogroups.com on 01/02/2007
14:55:14

Please respond to woehashers@yahoogroups.com

Sent by:    woehashers@yahoogroups.com


To:         woehashers@yahoogroups.com
cc:
Fax to:
Subject:    [woehashers] BGH3 Monday 5th Feb

HHHi,

Just got a text from the hare and Mondays run is now from the Mill at
Filton roundabout due to the Karaoke at the Ratepayers.

Why can't the RA just shout louder I hear you say? We'd have a Mike
for the DD's too!

If you get time could you do the website please Wolfie?

On On
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#1861

From: "S*x Goddess" <john.f.warren@...>
Date: Thu Feb 1, 2007 2:55 pm
Subject: BGH3 Monday 5th Feb

john.f.warren@...

HHHi,

Just got a text from the hare and Mondays run is now from the Mill at
Filton roundabout due to the Karaoke at the Ratepayers.

Why can't the RA just shout louder I hear you say?  We'd have a Mike
for the DD's too!

If you get time could you do the website please Wolfie?

On On
SG

#1860

From: "sarah@..." <sarah@...>
Date: Thu Feb 1, 2007 10:26 am
Subject: Fw: When it is ok to use the F word?

sarah@...

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#1859

From: "sarah@..." <sarah@...>
Date: Thu Feb 1, 2007 10:22 am
Subject: RE: WASHers Feb 10th

sarah@...

Hi Wet Wipe,

Please can me and Stiffy come along too?

Kerbcrawler


Original Message:
-----------------
From: Wet Wipe wetwipe@...
Date: Sun, 28 Jan 2007 19:17:47 -0000
To: woehashers@yahoogroups.com, simon_hbk_littlewood@...,
maxine@...
Subject: [woehashers] WASHers Feb 10th


Just a reminder about the next WASHers on the 10th Feb at Sergios
(http://www.bristolhash.org.uk/washers.php). There's going to be a prelube
at Averies Wine Vaults from 6.30pm to taste and buy for the BYO restaurant.

I've booked a table for 6, but need fairly accuarate numbers so I can
confirm numbers and make sure we've got a big enough table.

So far I've got:
Me
HBK
Max
Old Leg Over +1

That's 5. I'm sure someone else said they were coming, but can't remember
who.

There was a  rumour about Rodders. Haven't heard from Sleepy, PeePee or
Slops Monster. Puki Jangut is considering it - don't know about Soprano.
Kerb Crawler & Stiffy?

Could the above please confirm one way or another by email, text or phone
message (or you could actually tell me person to person!).

Anyone else want to come? Let me know! They're fun evenings!

Ta :-)

WW




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#1858

From: memory lane <a_mazeinme@...>
Date: Wed Jan 31, 2007 5:53 pm
Subject: Direct Action Network - Please Join

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DAAW is a well moderated e-group. Most events or actions which are asking more than just the signing of another petition, or which are more than just another march from point A to point B, will be considered for approval as a form of Direct Action.

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