Getting up early

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jimbro1000

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1,619 posts

291 months

Wednesday 10th September 2003
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Two questions?

First of all, does anyone know what the drive from Staverton Park to Snetterton would be like on a Sunday morning?

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Second, what are the odds of myself (or anyone else for that matter) being up early enough on Sunday to get to Snetterton for an early sign-in?

Why? Because some bright spark at the BRSCC has allocated the 9th to be the first of the two Winter GT race days this year! The upside of going is that I get to bring my car with me (on a trailer) but it means not drinking too much on Saturday and getting up annoyingly early!

Actually there is a third question - anyone know how much space for parking there is at Staverton?

PetrolTed

34,443 posts

310 months

Wednesday 10th September 2003
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Plenty of parking. That shouldn't be a problem.

Sounds like it's going to be down to your self control!

jessica

6,321 posts

259 months

Wednesday 10th September 2003
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U can keep me company(i need to stay soberish for the drive home.) I hate driving with a hangover!!!!

penelopepitstop

775 posts

257 months

Wednesday 10th September 2003
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Am so pleased I'm not driving now....will mainly be shouting "pull over, I'm gonna on the drive back

jimbro1000

Original Poster:

1,619 posts

291 months

Wednesday 10th September 2003
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penelopepitstop said:
Am so pleased I'm not driving now....will mainly be shouting "pull over, I'm gonna on the drive back


My mechanic and his business partner used to campaign a Lancia Stratos back in the late 70s and it was not unusual for them to have to give up halfway through the morning of the second day because they had gotten completely blasted the night before and had such incredible hangovers that it was give up or throw up (everywhere).

This is of course back in the days when the MSA and police in general weren't so 'strict' about drink driving! Personally I was a little revolted by the story but could still see the funny side.

gemini

11,352 posts

271 months

Wednesday 10th September 2003
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penelopepitstop said:
Am so pleased I'm not driving now....will mainly be shouting "pull over, I'm gonna on the drive back



Pity the poor sod then who's giving you a lift!

>> Edited by gemini on Thursday 11th September 07:29

burriana500

16,556 posts

261 months

Thursday 11th September 2003
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gemini said:

penelopepitstop said:
Am so pleased I'm not driving now....will mainly be shouting "pull over, I'm gonna on the drive back




Pity the poor sod then who's giving you a lift!

>> Edited by gemini on Thursday 11th September 07:29


Subtle Rich... subtle

burriana500

16,556 posts

261 months

Thursday 11th September 2003
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jessica said:
U can keep me company(i need to stay soberish for the drive home.) I hate driving with a hangover!!!!


And Jess... for God's sake woman, it's not that difficult... either:

1) stay in the bar and don't go to bed, hence avoiding a hangover or

2) Refuse to get out of bed until the hangover has gone.

See... easy!

ps:love ya really

jessica

6,321 posts

259 months

Thursday 11th September 2003
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Hey Al..At the pistonheads BT&P i will be mainly p....22ed... and I love u 2

Honest........The checks in the post and I promise....?????