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UCDCC BoaterX Attempt II

Started by Simon R., February 28, 2013, 17:39:34

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Garbhan

I guess I'll get in line to say I also require a fresher and oldie.

Ross


DervM

I came here to gloat cause I'm organised.

Oldie: Mark
College type: Myself
Fresher: Deividas

Matt

#33
Putting myself forward as an oldie so. Some 2 college people attach themselves to me! I'm too lazy to do it myself...



Garbhan

Quote from: Matt on March 04, 2013, 17:45:54
Putting myself forward as an oldie so. Some 2 college people attach themselves to me! I'm too lazy to do it myself...
I'm guessing that means you'll be in the country, so Go Team?

Bill C

Oldie: Nuala (Nuala counts as an oldie???)
College-type: Bill
We need a fresher!

Steven Mul

Oldie: Eoghan
2nd/3rd year: Marie
Fresher: Me


CormacR

I hereby attach myself to Matt and reitterate his request for a fresher to attach him/herself to us.

Chunderdragon

dave don't go whoring yourself out, You're with me! and briain too provided he's not working :)

Peter O'Sullivan

What a can of worms. Being an oldie is a state of mind, it can't be dictated to you. Arguing oldie status, like organising teams this early, is as futile as two oldies arguing over a comb. I'm an oldie, my presence on a team will be bought or sold in cans of Bavaria in the eddie at the start line.

kmck

My price is vodka and funny looking dog!

Matt

Quote from: Peter O'Sullivan on March 04, 2013, 19:49:35
as futile as two oldies arguing over a comb.

.............

Who argues over combs? ???

Maryanne

Quote from: Matt on March 04, 2013, 20:09:40
Quote from: Peter O'Sullivan on March 04, 2013, 19:49:35
as futile as two oldies arguing over a comb.

.............

Who argues over combs? ???
I think he means that oldies are really old and therefore bald and therefore don't need combs, so arguing over them is pointless.
That or I'm missing out on a world of comb passion.


Quote from: Peter O'Sullivan on March 04, 2013, 19:49:35
Arguing oldie status, like organising teams this early, is as futile as two oldies arguing over a comb.
As for organising teams "too early" it's not a bad thing if it means people go out paddling between now and the ball and learn some stuff or meet new people :)

Quote from: Peter O'Sullivan on March 04, 2013, 19:49:35
I'm an oldie, my presence on a team will be bought or sold in cans of Bavaria in the eddie at the start line.
But I like your style.

Aoife S

Quote from: Bill C on March 04, 2013, 00:00:31
As do I. I'm lovely and make lots of tea

Bill I'll be looking for many of them to make up for the possibility of my imminent death  :P

Simon R.