A Good Curry

[Pash 1]

So do we have a bet Matt???

[Matt]

Hokey Cokey.

[BluFin]

So is that a £100 & a dance

[Pash 1]

Originally Posted by Pash 1

So do we have a bet Matt???

Originally Posted by Matt

Hokey Cokey.

And in the Spirit Of Charity I'll make my chosen Charity the same as yours - that way round at least someone who needs the cash will benifit - OK

[Matt]

Cool.

[Matt]

Absolutely not. I sooo don't dance. On my wedding day, I was more worried about the 1st dance than I was about getting married.

Originally Posted by BluFin

So is that a £100 & a dance

[BluFin]

Originally Posted by Matt

Absolutely not. I sooo don't dance. On my wedding day, I was more worried about the 1st dance than I was about getting married.

Nah I got a copy of the Video

Wedding dance

It's quite good stick with it

[Matt]

Nah, that's how fat I am now. I was skinny in Sept.

[Pash 1]

Matt,
Is you sure you is not Black?
Because you has got Rhythm brother..

[Captain Chaos]

ere just for the record, I passed the 11+.............. and cant spoil for shit!

[Jon Fuller]

I would have thought that when refering to a M2 'Marathon' race boat, with an alleged top speed of more than 80mph, 'running' would mean to the layman, travelling for a reasonable distance (say, 20 miles) at a minimum speed of say, 60mph. I reckon i could have that boat capable of floating and going fwd and astern, by the end of next week, so that's clearly not a 'running' Marathon race boat in the eye of the layman (or indeed the pro). Clearly, once sorted, it will need to be capable of 250 miles and >70mph, the 20 mile figure and 60mph speed suggestions are meant as a 'kind' guesture in recognition that further setup will be needed. But would demonstrate that it was definately the 'real deal' and was 'getting there'. (which is I believe, your claim)

I'd be prepared to risk a possible (or maybe even highly likely) structural & mechanical failure of my Phantom by bringing it out as a platform for official judges to view the demonstration from.

[BluFin]

Originally Posted by Jon Fuller

I reckon i could have that boat capable of floating and going fwd and astern, by the end of next week.

£100 Look's risky Matt, Jons got the first week of Feb off !!!!

[Matt]

Nah, he wouldn't touch it with Chaos'

[Johnny Rocket]

Originally Posted by Pash 1

Matt will Pay to the Charity of Pash 1's choice the sum of £100 Gift Aided if any of the above stipulations are not met by sunset on the 31st May 2009

Heads I win, tails you lose. Best have your cheque book standing by Matt!

[cfun]

Originally Posted by Pash 1

Right...
boat known as Double 2 Shirts a Planatec 41 is not :

Well at least something's going well it's grown a foot

[Pash 1]

Originally Posted by cfun

Well at least something's going well it's grown a foot

Design drawings show the boat as being a 41 foot boat dont know where your info originated

[Pash 1]

Originally Posted by Jon Fuller

I would have thought that when refering to a M2 'Marathon' race boat, with an alleged top speed of more than 80mph, 'running' would mean to the layman, travelling for a reasonable distance (say, 20 miles) at a minimum speed of say, 60mph. I reckon i could have that boat capable of floating and going fwd and astern, by the end of next week, so that's clearly not a 'running' Marathon race boat in the eye of the layman (or indeed the pro). Clearly, once sorted, it will need to be capable of 250 miles and >70mph, the 20 mile figure and 60mph speed suggestions are meant as a 'kind' guesture in recognition that further setup will be needed. But would demonstrate that it was definately the 'real deal' and was 'getting there'. (which is I believe, your claim)

I'd be prepared to risk a possible (or maybe even highly likely) structural & mechanical failure of my Phantom by bringing it out as a platform for official judges to view the demonstration from.

What is it with you Boating Folk, allways wanting to change the agreed rules no wonder you dont like the "L" word bet your all in court more often than me ......

But Jon if thats the Bet you want I will take it, however the wager is £10,000 which must be paid by both parties in cash to a stake holder bank to be held in joint names until after sunset on the 31st May 2009....



Only Joking Jon I wouldnt want to take your money.... and Im glad your feeling better (sence of humour returning )

[Jon Fuller]

Sorry, you may have misunderstood. I have no interest in entering into a bet with you, I don't need to.

See you on the start line for PCP.

[Jono]

Originally Posted by Pash 1

Matt if your parents/guardians/grand parents/associated relatives or who ever paid for your private tuition to pass the eleven plus then please get them to apply for a refund !

Originally Posted by Pash 1

Only Joking Jon I wouldnt want to take your money.... and Im glad your feeling better (sence of humour returning )

Originally Posted by Pash 1

Only Joking Jon , I wouldn't want to take your money.... and I'm glad you're feeling better. (Sense of humour returning? )

Jeez..and you have a pop at Matt?

[Pash 1]

Originally Posted by Jon Fuller

Sorry, you may have misunderstood. I have no interest in entering into a bet with you, I don't need to.

See you on the start line for PCP.

Good to hear you dont need £10K tax free just thought as you were seeking to change the "Rules" to "Jon's Interpretation of the already agreed Rules" you might want a side Bet based on your "New Regulations" but obviously not (just throw the pebble into the pond and wait for the ripples eh Jon)

As has been stated on Many Occasions we wont be taking part in the PCP but are more than prepared to "See" you on the Start Line and wave you goodbye in a Hearty Sporting Fashion

Tonight should be fun