Knockholt Forever Autumn

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: GUEST,Ken
Date: 24 Sep 09 - 03:17 PM

Pete, Roberta and I went to the IWM today; there did not seem to be many paintings on show, have the put many in storage?

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: melodeonboy
Date: 18 Sep 09 - 03:53 AM

"Melodeon boy.
Do you remember JIMMY JINX AND WHAT HE THINKS. with angel on one shoulder and the devil on the other."

No, you've got me there, Pierre. I was more of a Beano man!

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: GUEST,Ken
Date: 18 Sep 09 - 03:23 AM

Pete, Sounds like a damn close run thing to me!
Ken

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: Richard Bridge
Date: 17 Sep 09 - 10:27 PM

Info sent via a common contact

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: Pierre Le Chapeau
Date: 17 Sep 09 - 06:26 PM

I was standing in the war Museum one day during a spell of Day work talking to a D day veteran when some Parisian(French women came up and barged between us and said"

ExxxxxCuse Meeeeeee. Do you know where Weterloooo is.ehhhhhhhhhhhh
(referring to the station?
She blatantly interrupted me and this vet talking.

I said yeah its is a big muddy battle field in Belgium .
Despite her rudeness do you know what her response was?

IIIIIIIIIIcAN CCCCCCCCCCCCCCC iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiget no sense from you.


Went stright to reception and reported me to management.

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: GUEST,Ken
Date: 17 Sep 09 - 06:07 PM

Which Sam Hudson is it on Facebook? I logged on but there are quite a few.

Ken

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: Pierre Le Chapeau
Date: 17 Sep 09 - 03:28 PM

Melodeon boy.
Do you remember JIMMY JINX AND WHAT HE THINKS. with angel on one shoulder and the devil on the other.

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: Pierre Le Chapeau
Date: 17 Sep 09 - 03:25 PM

This thread usually dies a decent death after Knockholt.
if identity and music is being abused
then that is .o.o.o. no one has the right to mask your identity or your music or indeed to lay there hands upon you.
put it this way folks if you were the in the wrong and it was to do with a serious issues the police have the right to approach Face book and look through by law to investigate.
the web is not above law . indeed far to the law

if folk are being abused musically and verbally and identically its starts at the
POLICE STATION. over the counter

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: GUEST,ken
Date: 17 Sep 09 - 12:08 PM

Yer learn a new thing everyday!
Thanks,
Ken.

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: Mick Woods
Date: 17 Sep 09 - 11:42 AM

If you click the small letter "d" after the number of postings next to the thread title ( eg "577d" )the posts will appear in descending order with the latest post at the top!

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: GUEST,Ken
Date: 17 Sep 09 - 11:36 AM

Can we start a new thread- Knockholt Forever Autumn 2 maybe? Its taking a long time to scroll through the posts on my phone.

Ken.

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: Richard Bridge
Date: 17 Sep 09 - 10:46 AM

Yes, Pete, reporting happens with some frequency.

But no, there is no statute on the books creating a specific crime of "identity theft".

However, the activities of those behind the clones are actionable on several bases under UK law and also on some similar and some different bases under federal and/or state US law.

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: melodeonboy
Date: 17 Sep 09 - 10:36 AM

Very close, Pierre. It was, in fact, "Buster".

But I meant it in the negative sense of someone with an unappealing or miserable face!

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: Pierre Le Chapeau
Date: 17 Sep 09 - 10:13 AM

Melodeon Boy.
Was not Face ache a comic character from a child's comic, "The Beezer"

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: Pierre Le Chapeau
Date: 17 Sep 09 - 09:58 AM

Hi Folks
Maybe it would be worth while contacting Face book and explain the goings on of these Idiots who are using other peoples identities for political gain and Identity theft and get the arseholes concerned convicted through there own postings. Identity theft is a crime which carries a conviction.

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: melodeonboy
Date: 17 Sep 09 - 04:58 AM

"Fakebook is a derogatory term used for Facebook."

I call it "Faceache"!

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: GUEST,Ken
Date: 17 Sep 09 - 04:31 AM

No I understood you were not accusing me of anything; it was just I did not understand what it was all about. I thought Fakebook must be an alternative site but got lots of google returns about music books-lead sheets and the like. Any way I am not sure what he hopes to achieve by picking up on my comments about the photos. I shall look on Facebook- I do have a log in but don't use the site.

I hope you were able to view the disc of last septembers photos.

Ken

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: Richard Bridge
Date: 16 Sep 09 - 09:39 PM

Hi Ken.

Fakebook is a derogatory term used for Facebook. You need an account to be able to see the facebook profiles. One such is Sam Hudson who expresses himself (or herself) to be a BNP supporter. He has been one of a number who have been picking up things posted here (anti-BNP things), and altering them to express support for the BNP, and then posting the altered stuff to other Facebook groups or as messages to other (self-styled) BNP supporters' "walls" on Facebook - as if they came from one of the opponents here of the BNP. It is dishonest and in some cases apparently threatening.

I thought you might be concerned that one of your own postings here, one that appears to have been for non-political purposes, had been subverted in this way. On this occasion I was not accusing you of anything.

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: GUEST,Ken
Date: 16 Sep 09 - 07:34 PM

Sorry Richard but I don't understand. Never heard of Fakebook or Sam Hudson; I just googled them but got a Mudcat thread " Catters on Facebook" pop up.

Ken

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: Richard Bridge
Date: 16 Sep 09 - 05:26 PM

I have daturas (well, tree brugmansiae) by the front door, Volvos and a vardo in the drive, and recycling bags of empties by the front gate.

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: melodeonboy
Date: 16 Sep 09 - 10:05 AM

Fiasco? I thought Richard had all of those by his front gate!

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: Pierre Le Chapeau
Date: 16 Sep 09 - 09:18 AM

I am learning two new songs 'ALL AROUND MY HAT' In C. to quicken me chord changes.

+ Hello Mary Lou In G. which has a sod of a straight off 3 chord change from G to B7th to Em in chorus. Try doing those fast one after the other? Im nearly there but cock it up on the G to B7th change. ok B7th to Em.

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: Pierre Le Chapeau
Date: 16 Sep 09 - 08:16 AM

Hi Pat. Thats that Fiasco sorted out.
I will bring the cutlery up the club this evening.
Regards Pierre.

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: Richard Bridge
Date: 16 Sep 09 - 07:08 AM

Definitely not mine

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: Dipsodeb
Date: 16 Sep 09 - 06:10 AM

ello pierre, deb's said that the burnt one is hers and the serated knife is pauline's wich is her favorite knife. please bring them up to the club with you next time your up thanks mate.
pat.

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: Pierre Le Chapeau
Date: 16 Sep 09 - 05:05 AM

Thanks for guitar advice Richard very helpful.

My friend uses Olive oil rather the Lemon oil,but for some reason I do not like the sound of Olive Oil, Sounds like a cheap substitute for Lemon oil. So I follow what you said.

Re Knife. Silver butchers knife has burn stain half way across blade. Hand held sharpener,
and a Carving knife grooved/ serrated blade. I think it looks like a set.

'Some one saw me struggling trying to slice the beef joint with a blunt knife prior to meal and I was making a "Right Pigs Ear of it" (I forgot to take me Knife sharpener to Knockholt.

The Person/s reappeared with the above. The knifes are very sharp and done the slicing of the meat very well;
Trouble is I cannot remember who the person was who brought them over so I am not sure if they are HIS/HERS or worse somebody else's they borrowed from.

Its laurel and Hardy scenario,

Whereby ,I gave it to him,
To give to you to give to her,
To give to him,
& He gave it to him.
& He gave it back to her
She gave it to me,
Bloody Par-lava
Regards Pierre

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: melodeonboy
Date: 16 Sep 09 - 03:09 AM

"As to guitar, since it is normal to take tension off guitars for shipping I do nto think leaving your strings off for a wee will hurt."

I should hope not; unless, of course, you have serious urinary tract problems!

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: Richard Bridge
Date: 15 Sep 09 - 07:43 PM

Ken, I think your post has been picked up by one of those who watch us, in that Sam Hudson is saying on his wall on fakebook that he will be emailing photos of Knockholt Forever Autumn.

Pierre, are the knives and sharpener a set? If not the black handles butcher knife MIGHT be mine, I will check in the morning

As to guitar, since it is normal to take tension off guitars for shipping I do nto think leaving your strings off for a wee will hurt.

I: -

1. remove strings
2. oil fingerboard with lemon oil
3. clean frets and machine heards with duraglit or brasso
4. remove residue
5. clean body and back of neck and all headstock with silicone-free guitar polish. Do NOT use waxy furniture polish. You can use a damp cloth with a soap solution but not a wetting agent like Fairy liquid, or (testing on a hidden bit first) white spirit or even meths (be careful, some finishes are dissolved by meths). Do not use kitchen polyroll, use soft bogroll (compare on a sensitive bit of person to examine why)
6. clean nut slots with either fine string or dental tape or the old strings
7. sometimes lift saddle and clean slot
8. re-oil fingerboard
9. re-string

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: Pierre Le Chapeau
Date: 15 Sep 09 - 04:27 PM

Hi Folks,
I have come across a Kitchen Knife (butchers) and a Carving knife and Sharpener that is not mine. They have Black handles and silver blades how it got mixed up with my equipment is beyond me but i recall it being used to slice the silver side of beef i got for the saturday night meal.

I only found them today when I took the cutlery out of soak and sharpened my knifes. If you are missing the above please let me know and I will do my very best to get them back to you has quickly has possible.

Linda Re Lavender I have stacks of the stuff if you want anymore I will bring some to folkmob tomorrow night.

______Guitar advice-----
Will it hurt my Tanglewood if I refrained from putting new strings on it for a while and left it with no strings on at all.
After Knockholt the strings were finished and the guitar was filthy. Both the string groves in the nut and the bridge were full of crap.
The frets are tarnished and need cleaning and polishing the neck needs oiling and the body needs a damn good clean up and brightening up. should I keep the strings on to maintain tension or will it be ok to take them off and proceed with the work.

In the mean time I have gone back to playing the Clarissia which has been Rogered so I will use that in the stead.
Kind Regards to all
Pierre.

My concern is that with out strings on it for a week this may affect the action or worse.

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: GUEST,Ken
Date: 15 Sep 09 - 12:00 PM

Woodsie,

I emailed you some photos; they were sent from my hotmail & gmail addresses; you may need to check your junk folder.

Ken

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: Richard Bridge
Date: 15 Sep 09 - 11:03 AM

Now here's a funny thing. I know we never drank the port on Saturday night 'cos it's still in the van, but I bought cheese to go with it too - and I can't find it anywhere. Did we eat it or is it hiding somewhere until my nose finds it?

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: GUEST,Essex Girl
Date: 15 Sep 09 - 08:50 AM

Pierre I've already picked my lavender and put it in a jar waiting for me to make up lavender bags for Christmas.

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: Pierre Le Chapeau
Date: 14 Sep 09 - 10:42 AM

TAM.
Tarragon Rosemary an Thyme go lovely together.
Remember to bash the herbs or crush them and the flavors will be much stronger,
With shop brought dried herbs if one is not certain what herbs goes with what herbs you can make a easy taster to check.
                                     Get a small bowl.
                                     Place a Level Table spoon of Dried herbs you want to test in the bowl.
                                     With a Level Tablespoon of Flour,
                                     Add 2 teaspoons of Milk until creamy.
                                     you have now created a creamy herb sauce?
                                     (it should have the consistency of yogurt)
                                     Put it in the fridge for half hour,
                                     Take out of fridge and taste with a Tea spoon or on a piece of bread.
                                       
                                     If your eyes shoot out your Ears-holes and your Bum collapses
                                     you know the herbs do not mix.
                                    
Seriously though be minimal but equal with every ingredient
and taste gingerly.
Regards Pierre.

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: Pierre Le Chapeau
Date: 14 Sep 09 - 10:12 AM

To those at Knockholt
I was talking to about Lavender? Now is the time to get out in the garden and dead head the Lender pods. After the sun and high winds they have dried a treat and come of the stem easy.
Run your fingers up the lavender stem with a cupped hand and the pods will collect in your hand. When I was a kid back in the stone age there was a game I played with Grass called Cake or candle,..........(Not that Grass) Thats how you remove the pods.

I picked a Carrier Bag full today from my garden brought the Lavender indoors placed them in trays lined with Kitchen paper and have left them on window cill,s all round my home.

I put it to you it quite overpowering through out the house and the smells wonderful.

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: Girl Friday
Date: 14 Sep 09 - 09:52 AM

So glad you all enjoyed yourselves. I am much recovered though not 100%. I have gone though, from 2 crutches through one, and now I'm using a stick out of doors until my confidence (and sense of balance) is completely restored. Friday night at the club was excellent. Spent Saturday chilling, and the three of us went to The Black Horse session on Sunday, which was much enjoyed, as was the roast lunch.
See you at GI, or Deal, or both.
Much love
Sue

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: melodeonboy
Date: 14 Sep 09 - 07:26 AM

Why? That's nothing unusual, is it?

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: Richard Bridge
Date: 14 Sep 09 - 03:52 AM

The deposit at my front gate of an entire recycling bag full of empties has excited much admiration!

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: VirginiaTam
Date: 14 Sep 09 - 03:20 AM

We could get the flame retardant blankies used by fire service, to appease the Health and Safety gods.

Sorry to Mick and Sue, as we offered to take away a small bag of rubbish, but only 2 big ones were left. We had no bags to carry a few away in and no room in our little car for the big bags. We ended up only carrying our own rubbish and recyclables away.

On list for next time, bring extra bags for carrying recyclables home.

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: Mick Woods
Date: 14 Sep 09 - 01:53 AM

Bit of a H & S issue there. Ny providing blankets you are condoning what is unsafe!

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: GUEST,Pierre Le Chapeau. .
Date: 13 Sep 09 - 05:47 PM

"Glad you got home Ok Naughty.
You were funny Saturday night, you Spun my head with your sillyness.
You,;ll be lying in the fire pit next.
Clearly
I think we should have a pile of ready blankets to cover folk who fall asleep in the fire pit? I counted 3 on one occasion and I was in a Chair/rare
"There again I can ,t talk I set me trainers alight.

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: naughtyforty
Date: 13 Sep 09 - 04:24 PM

Little Apprentice and I got home about 5.30pm. We had a great time. Thanks to all the cooks - the meals on Friday and Saturday were fab. Looking forward to next June already!!!

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: GUEST,Knockholt Vampire
Date: 13 Sep 09 - 03:31 PM

Just to insure my credibility I would like to make it Plain,
I was not drinking Marinate at the meal Saturday night.
The Marinate I was drinking was uncooked. The Beef Swam in Richards cool box in 2 bottles of Red Wine all afternoon Saturday while I was down the Tally Ho learning how to
" DANCE DIXIE.
The wine I drank was full Alcohol volume with herbs and spices and meat juices and it tasted lovely. I will fill a few bottles for The Wassail ,Its called mulled Wine.

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: Pierre Le Chapeau
Date: 13 Sep 09 - 03:09 PM

Very well done to everyone for a excellent Knockholt. 4days of Fun ,Music, Singers, Wit cooking and Musicians,
Thank god I didn't have to "DANCE DIXIE" (, A comment I made to a respected Musician and singer Friday night.) & no I do not dance Dixie and would know how. The meal was excellent Saturday night,

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: VirginiaTam
Date: 13 Sep 09 - 09:41 AM

I stayed up until 2 am. I am paying for it now. Meal was splenderful.

Dilligaff - TSO and I really enjoyed the pasta carbonara.
Dipsodebs - I have not had decent tuna pasta dish since I left US, until yesterday. Thank you and special hugs, you know why.
Richard - stroke of brilliance to steam the veg we brought with PlC's herbs. Will remember, rosemary, tarragon and thyme.

Thanks to all for fine music, good will and great time.

ps to Kev the Clogs - I found the Crow on the Cradle lyrics. So no need to pm them to me. Now on the hunt for chords.

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: The Barden of England
Date: 13 Sep 09 - 08:56 AM

Had a thoroughly wonderful time. Well done Mick and Sue, and to all there. I really enjoyed it.
John Barden

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: GUEST,Abdul the Bul Bul on laptop
Date: 12 Sep 09 - 02:21 PM

Bump... they'll be back soon and me and Arthur are waiting to find out how it went.

Al

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: VirginiaTam
Date: 11 Sep 09 - 10:28 AM

Home early to prep

roasting small turkey breast (cuz I fancied it)
parboiling carrots, parsnips and spuds (for you guys to use as you ill (I don't need em)
boiling eggs for devilling
soon to make banana loaf

practice 3 new songs (1 new bawdy song for delectation of the ladies and despair of the men)

Lists of thing to bring (include big Jar of tiny toys and bubbles for the little uns, if I can find it)

Most important thing to bring -- lots of

  
    ___  _____  _____  ____     _    _  ____  __    __   
   / __)(  _  )(  _  )(  _ \   ( \/\/ )(_  _)(  )  (  )  
  ( (_-. )(_)(  )(_)(  )(_) )   )    (  _)(_  )(__  )(__ 
   \___/(_____)(_____)(____/   (__/\__)(____)(____)(____)   

for everyone.

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: The Barden of England
Date: 10 Sep 09 - 01:29 PM

Arriving about 17:30 to 18:00 hrs, with Saffron but without 'she who must be obeyed' as we're dog sitting for No1 daughter and her man who are both off in warmer climes. I'll bring my begging bowl for food - harrissa is good I hear??
John Barden

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: GUEST,Richard Bridge in a field
Date: 10 Sep 09 - 04:53 AM

Very drunk last night but some very musical moments I think, and no cross words

Subject: RE: Knockholt Forever Autumn
From: GUEST,Singer of Songs
Date: 10 Sep 09 - 04:13 AM

Lovely. See you all later at the TH.