Ribnet (Well past) X-mas Meal - Page 4

jambo · 05 March 2011, 11:27

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Originally Posted by Nasher

Looking forward to seeing everyone tonight.

Will anyone be joining me in the traditional Black Tie etc?

Nasher.

Well it all sounds really nice hope you all have a good night sober of course not!! Safe home especially the boys on the water.

J

Neil Harvey · 05 March 2011, 11:40

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nasher

Will anyone be joining me in the traditional Black Tie etc?

Nasher.

could be if i can find shoes... left mine at work

Neil Harvey · 05 March 2011, 22:36

Nasher,
great night, thanks for taking the efforts to arrange again, and good to put some faces to names and catch up with others
cheers
Neil

bogib · 06 March 2011, 02:03

Just back to the hotel, was total great outings, sincere thanks to Nasher for organising the whole things which was superb...... also big thanks to Avocet for taking us the searoute from Poole to Portsmouth and back my partners did really enjoye the ride and the bash..... we are off to Thundercat sea trials in the morning.

Was great to meet all and again THANKS A LOT FOR GREAT EVENING

Bogi

Steve_B · 06 March 2011, 10:19

A few pictures of the evening.

May I add my thanks for arranging the evening, the company and good food. Hopefully the numbers will be back up again next year
Steve

biffer · 06 March 2011, 11:22

well done Nasher, don't worry about the grieve that you got for organising it (from the people who never came, how's that work!), we all thought it was good food with good people, so when's the next one, in the summer, bbq, beer festival at bucklers hard, pub on the beach at colwell bay iow, extreme sport fest at freshwater bay iow, after whats been going on with my mates dying, the more the merrier, LIFE'S TO SHORT!

PeterM · 06 March 2011, 11:23

OK - who won what awards ???

Nasher · 06 March 2011, 15:49

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Originally Posted by PeterM

OK - who won what awards ???

Pete

Hi.

I'll do a breakdown later this evening.

However, big award of the evening, the lifetime achievement 'Duck', went to Mrs Biff - Purely for putting up with Biff for so long

Nasher.

Hightower · 06 March 2011, 18:28

I think I speak for all, when I thank Nasher for his efforts in once again organising such a great night out.

If it wasn't for Nashers enthusiasm for these social gatherings, I'm certain these regular annual "Xmas" get togethers would have stopped many years ago.

So thanks Nasher for the continued and tireless effort you put in every year to make these evening such a success!

Ian M · 06 March 2011, 19:11

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Originally Posted by PeterM

OK - who won what awards ???

It's not so much who won what, more a case of what they did with it once they had won it - I guess you could say that it came in handy, Andy

Thanks Nasher, good food, good company, very pleasant evening.

Trevor G · 06 March 2011, 21:31

As ever - a great evening Nasher - Thanks for organising it. Rick and I had a great time.

Quote:

Originally Posted by PeterM

OK - who won what awards ???

As for this - I was humbled to receive "Best artistic re-arrangement of the seating whilst under power" award. - At least I think that's what it was for!
It was whilst on a lively trip to Brighton last year (see post http://rib.net/forum/showthread.php?t=36912).
Thanks again.
Trev

Avocet · 07 March 2011, 09:49

Sorry about the delay in posting but could'nt remove Mrs A from the computer yesterday. As you will have gathered from Bogib's post, the three Icelanders and I made it safely back to Poole after another uneventful trip. Bogib took the helm most of the way, allowing me a chance to enjoy the view of the lights of the Solent and Bournemouth/Poole Bay.

I suspect that, after the incident with the near sinking/puncturing of Grimalkin at her mooring in Portsmouth, I am already a nominee in next year's awards for the Purple Helmet prize which I took this year and which already has pride of place on the lounge mantlepiece! Luckily, an inspection of Grimalkin in the daylight on Sunday has revealed no damage and all is well (save for a new bow line being required!).

It was good to see so many familiar faces and a couple of new ones and (as already said but can't be repeated enough) many thanks to Nasher for organising and co-ordinating the event which was thoroughly enjoyable.

David

Waterbouy · 07 March 2011, 18:09

Great evening thanks Nasher for arranging it looking forward to seeing you all out on the water
All the best

Tim

PeterM · 07 March 2011, 18:12

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Originally Posted by Avocet

I suspect that, after the incident with the near sinking/puncturing of Grimalkin at her mooring in Portsmouth

Have you been learning from me ? I am not sure I want to hear.....

Nos4r2 · 07 March 2011, 22:35

A fantastic night-and many thanks to Nasher from us for organising it

bingomike · 09 March 2011, 21:20

After hustling poor Nasher for ages to get the date set for the meal, I had to duck out at the final minute.

Hope everyone had a good time and look forward to the next meet, I may actually get there next time!!

Mike

Hightower · 10 March 2011, 16:48

We actually enjoyed eating your meal as it happens

Some one had a rather BIG appetite on the evening, but I won't be mentioning any names