Oi Ted : TVRCC Meets (General)
Oi Ted : TVRCC Meets (General)
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FUBAR

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17,065 posts

267 months

Friday 26th May 2006
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Why dont you give this lot their own forum for arranging and discussing meets (as they seem to have verbal dirreah)?

Stop them wasting room on General TVR & Gossip? (God I love a pigeon hole )

I mean, how's a guy supposed to talk crap without them ROs messing it all up?

MRS_T

1,533 posts

278 months

Friday 26th May 2006
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Sod off!
(isn't that what the "Events forum" is for?)


>> Edited by MRS_T on Friday 26th May 12:20

FUBAR

Original Poster:

17,065 posts

267 months

Friday 26th May 2006
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Oh, havent got that on my 'Favourites'

OK 4WD, you can bin this thread with my good grace

IPAddis

2,525 posts

313 months

Friday 26th May 2006
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I thought the idea was that TVRCC events were not published outside the TVRCC forum/website/Sprint to prevent the local Lax Power brigade from turning up? Not defending this approach, just passing on what I read somewhere.

Ian A.
Dorset TVRCC RO.

JR

14,332 posts

287 months

Friday 26th May 2006
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IPAddis said:
I thought the idea was that TVRCC events were not published outside the TVRCC forum/website/Sprint to prevent the local Lax Power brigade from turning up?

Thensurely best to post it on the appropriate regional thread.

FUBAR

Original Poster:

17,065 posts

267 months

Friday 26th May 2006
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IPAddis said:
I thought the idea was that TVRCC events were not published outside the TVRCC forum/website/Sprint to prevent the local Lax Power brigade from turning up? Not defending this approach, just passing on what I read somewhere.

Ian A.
Dorset TVRCC RO.


But what about the 'I own a TVR but not yet a club member' or the 'Ive sold my car, money is in the bank, want to pop along to a meet to check out different TVRs and get a club joining form/information and speak to owners/club member' brigades?

3 young lads did turn up to the Surrey meet venue last night in a Saxo VTR, but doubt they came looking for us?

FrenchTVR

1,844 posts

296 months

Friday 26th May 2006
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FUBAR said:

3 young lads did turn up to the Surrey meet venue last night in a Saxo VTR, but doubt they came looking for us?


Probably thought they saw another Yellow Saxo in the car park

morebeanz

3,283 posts

265 months

Friday 26th May 2006
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FrenchTVR said:
FUBAR said:

3 young lads did turn up to the Surrey meet venue last night in a Saxo VTR, but doubt they came looking for us?


Probably thought they saw another Yellow Saxo in the car park


john57

1,869 posts

257 months

Friday 26th May 2006
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FUBAR said:
3 young lads did turn up to the Surrey meet venue last night in a Saxo VTR, but doubt they came looking for us?


They did a runner after about an hour ..... looking decidedly intimidated taking their Saxo and obligatory drainpipe exhaust with them

FUBAR

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17,065 posts

267 months

Friday 26th May 2006
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morebeanz said:
FrenchTVR said:
FUBAR said:

3 young lads did turn up to the Surrey meet venue last night in a Saxo VTR, but doubt they came looking for us?


Probably thought they saw another Yellow Saxo in the car park




mrmaggit

10,146 posts

277 months

Friday 26th May 2006
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IPAddis said:
I thought the idea was that TVRCC events were not published outside the TVRCC forum/website/Sprint to prevent the local Lax Power brigade from turning up? Not defending this approach, just passing on what I read somewhere.

Ian A.
Dorset TVRCC RO.


We get far more people attending the Growl that heard about it on here than the clubs site. In fact, last year the only promoting the club did for the Growl was too late for many people to arrange to go, if that was their only means of knowing about it. This years is much better, though.

The Growl was originally organised on here, the TVRCC only getting involved for #2.

The Growl is also open to all people with an interest in the Griffith, and those people are not all TVRCC members.

maggit
Growl Organiser (one of them)

GOM

1,650 posts

257 months

Friday 26th May 2006
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morebeanz said:
FrenchTVR said:
FUBAR said:

3 young lads did turn up to the Surrey meet venue last night in a Saxo VTR, but doubt they came looking for us?


Probably thought they saw another Yellow Saxo in the car park





TVR badge snobbery again. Ever thought they might like your machines but can't afford one.

pblake

399 posts

251 months

Friday 26th May 2006
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Frenchtvr said:
Probably thought they saw another Yellow Saxo in the car park

Careful there was more than one yellow TVR in the carpark last night.
The Saxo did try and rev its way out but I think it got drowned out by a tiv a couple of miles away

>> Edited by pblake on Friday 26th May 19:33

FUBAR

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17,065 posts

267 months

Friday 26th May 2006
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Ahh Peter, yours was the yellow Chim I see. Nice

IPAddis

2,525 posts

313 months

Tuesday 30th May 2006
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mrmaggit said:
IPAddis said:
I thought the idea was that TVRCC events were not published outside the TVRCC forum/website/Sprint to prevent the local Lax Power brigade from turning up? Not defending this approach, just passing on what I read somewhere.

Ian A.
Dorset TVRCC RO.


We get far more people attending the Growl that heard about it on here than the clubs site. In fact, last year the only promoting the club did for the Growl was too late for many people to arrange to go, if that was their only means of knowing about it. This years is much better, though.

The Growl was originally organised on here, the TVRCC only getting involved for #2.

The Growl is also open to all people with an interest in the Griffith, and those people are not all TVRCC members.

maggit
Growl Organiser (one of them)


True but this thread mentioned TVRCC events specifically. I'm not defending the decision, just reporting it. I believe there are public liability connotations if someone turns up to a TVRCC organised event and they are not a TVRCC member.

Ian A.

FUBAR

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17,065 posts

267 months

Tuesday 30th May 2006
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Ian, without shooting the messenger, surely if the TVRCC meet is held on public property I dont see how there can be legal implications? Last TVRCC meet I attended the members and non members (guests of members and invited 'others') alike mixed it up shoulder to shoulder with Joe Public :shrug:

Ive been a TVRCC member for donkeys years (our ex Chairman can vouch me being one of the original East Sussex founding members from when he was just 'Simon with a Chimeara) but stopped attending the meets for some 5 years becase I didnt like the way some things where going.

Ive only recently been back on the CC scene due to the changing and refreshing attitudes of, in particular Karen and Steve (Surrey) and Nick S (SELNWK or whatever it is ). Im sure there are others out there, just that I havenht experienced them in person. Certainly the East Sussex eGroup has plenty of good banter on it still

All IMO, of course

>> Edited by FUBAR on Tuesday 30th May 15:38

TT Tim

4,168 posts

276 months

Tuesday 30th May 2006
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IPAddis said:
I believe there are public liability connotations if someone turns up to a TVRCC organised event and they are not a TVRCC member.

Ian A.


The answer to this is - sometimes. But the way around it legally is to view all attendees as potential new members.

Tim

page3

5,193 posts

280 months

Tuesday 30th May 2006
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So can I mention that the TVRCC Middlesex meet is this Friday. At the Ace Cafe. Weather forecast to be good. Or not?

www.tvrcc-middx.co.uk

I'll probably start my own thread as usual on Thursday anyway

(Pistonheads members always welcome and encouraged I'm not sure how I'd explain to the zillion bikers they had to join-up...)

profstoff

1,272 posts

256 months

Thursday 1st June 2006
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IPAddis said:
I thought the idea was that TVRCC events were not published outside the TVRCC forum/website/Sprint to prevent the local Lax Power brigade from turning up? Not defending this approach, just passing on what I read somewhere.

Ian A.
Dorset TVRCC RO.

Surely, TVRCC events are a good way to promote the club. If they're only promoted within the club it's preaching to the converted.

Hoover.

5,993 posts

271 months

Friday 2nd June 2006
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FUBAR said:
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3 young lads did turn up to the Surrey meet venue last night in a Saxo VTR, but doubt they came looking for us?


The dyslexic youth of today probably got TVR & VTR mixed up.