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[gtflash]

anyone see (and know what it was)the white and blue rib doing donuts outside hythe marina yesterday... it was having its photo taken and had a collection of bikini clad ladys on board..

glen

[Simon B]

So what is the collective noun for bikini clad ladys then?

Must relocate to the south, this sort of thing appears rare in the usual stamping ground.

[Alan]

Given the weather of late.....a "goosepimple" might be an appropriate term

[Jon Brooks]

Originally Posted by Simon B

So what is the collective noun for bikini clad ladys then?

Is it a "phwoooooorrrrr"

Regards

[Simon B]

Loiuse you're top at that english stuff, any ideas?

Had thought of a "Throng"

[Louise]

Nice one! OK, now this is not very politically correct of me but who cares!

Here are my offerings (and I've saved the best 'til last ):

a thrill of bikini-clad ladies

a fleshpot of bikini-clad ladies

a carnality of bikini-clad ladies

a titillation of bikini-clad ladies

Cheers for now - off to find my vest and long-johns.

[Louise]

A drool of bikini-clad ladies?

[Pete7]

Originally Posted by Louise

a fleshpot of bikini-clad ladies

Oooo, must be a ribnet meeting then

[Simon B]

Louise,

Thermal fleece gear; Matalan real bargain just bought a shed load for my winter undersuit complete set of thermals for £18. With heavier duty fleeces at about £10.

I've gien up on branded gear unless its for serious performance stuff.

[gtflash]

no identifiers for the rib then... loved the girls but the white and blue i/board rib looked the dogs... i thought it might be a pascoe as hes keen on girlies lounging around on his boats (and why not)but im sure it didnt have a stepped hull