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Joolz
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 Re: French National 2010 Yeah, you've got to love them for that.
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rustybus
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Re: French National 2010 Only have two criteria - are there single fit French lasses there, and.......... okay i have one criteria 
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toomany2cvs
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Re: French National 2010 Luke wrote: And that any type of car repairs are prohibited in the camping areas! That's hardly unusual. First time I remember that one was the Cloggy WM in '97 - ah, memories of changing the oil cooler on Hetty on a tarpaulin in a tent on the hottest day of the event, slithering around in a mix of oil & sweat... I think just about every WM since has had that restriction in place. On farmland, it's hardly a surprise that they want to minimise the risk of oil contamination of the soil.
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Jono
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Re: French National 2010 Russell wrote: Isn't it usually the case that the French love to make rules and regulations and then ignore them completely? Indeed! That only working on cars in the designated area thing is actually written into the rules of most larger camps, and widely ignored.
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Jono
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Re: French National 2010 rustybus wrote: Only have two criteria - are there single fit French lasses there, and.......... okay i have one criteria Usually yes, although many are annoyingly there with their boyfriends. If you want to pull you're better off going to Waggel though 
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toomany2cvs
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Re: French National 2010 Jono wrote: rustybus wrote: Only have two criteria - are there single fit French lasses there, and.......... okay i have one criteria Usually yes, although many are annoyingly there with their boyfriends. If you want to pull you're better off going to Waggel though ...ah, fond memories of working behind the bar at Kelso... (and I think we're back to using the sunvisor mirror for shaving)
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Jonathan
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Re: French National 2010 Jono wrote: rustybus wrote: Only have two criteria - are there single fit French lasses there, and.......... okay i have one criteria Usually yes, although many are annoyingly there with their boyfriends. If you want to pull you're better off going to Waggel though Are you implying that Dutch totty are more likely to be single? 
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rustybus
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Re: French National 2010 Maybe he is just implying that there are more women and less men than France, thus more single women
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Charlotte Rich
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Joined: February 20th, 2009, 1:37 am
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Re: French National 2010 Quote: This made me laugh, February's 2cvgb news has a provisional program for the french national. For Sunday 16th it reads; 14:00 Closing of event, 16:00 Transfer of site to farmers for tilling and ploughing. I think that's their way of subtlely saying that they'd like people to leave on the sunday, although how strictly it'll be enforced I don't know. More worryingly there's a list of regulations, and article 9 appears to say that participants must dress properly.  I haven't booked the ferry yet. To the people who have booked, and are coming back on the Monday, are you going to pretend to not have read that part of the rules? If so, I will join you in that ignorance 
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rustybus
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Re: French National 2010 So i have to dress properly, which means what?, can i drive dressed like Elvis, or is this not proper enough
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