Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: Kevin Sheils
Date: 18 Sep 03 - 02:01 PM

Capo's and thumb pics eh, fisheye.

Any other guitar accessories left there?

Sorry I didn't make it Dave, too much too drink after the awful display at Stamford Bridge.

Sounds like alcohol affected all the Walthamstow possibles.

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: Richard Bridge
Date: 18 Sep 03 - 11:54 AM

Posted yesterday first class should have been with you today.

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: fair maiden of nottingham
Date: 18 Sep 03 - 08:43 AM

I must admit, the communication on here is fast and works..the capo mystery was solved within hours, unfortunately it is down to the GPO to do there bit now. so my thanks to Richard. i forgot to mention the pics are thumbs, so just click them and you can save and download full pics if you want any.
regards fisheye

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: Dead Horse
Date: 17 Sep 03 - 02:43 PM

Taste! Did somebody say we had taste?
I shall have to wear my Molly gear next time, then there will be no mention of "taste".

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: The Barden of England
Date: 17 Sep 03 - 08:47 AM

Nor having the fact announced to the assembled mass in the concert marquee at Ely!

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: Richard Bridge
Date: 17 Sep 03 - 06:58 AM

John, I thought of that when I found it, but at least Fisheye did not have the assembled throng searching on hands and knees for it!

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: The Barden of England
Date: 17 Sep 03 - 06:47 AM

You'll have to watch it Richard - I might have to report you to Ian Bruce!!

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: fair maiden of nottingham
Date: 17 Sep 03 - 06:02 AM

to richard bridge.... if the extra one you have is a capo it is mine richard...when you were playing with my FG360 you removed it ....richard (fisheye)

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: Dave Bryant
Date: 17 Sep 03 - 04:30 AM

Morty - you're right - Long Pork didn't seem quite right somehow.

Liz - well A bird in the hand and all that - East London's much nearer than Lancashire. Anyway, everytime I see Noreen she seems to be fully booked - and I don't think she fancies me anyway.

Richard - must check that I've still got all my capos.

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: Richard Bridge
Date: 17 Sep 03 - 04:06 AM

Actually LTS I came with six and left with seven!

And I did not put any in my pocket until talking to Woodsie and Fisheye - I think.

When I left I thought the one in my pocket was mine, but now I know it was someone else's.

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: Noreen
Date: 16 Sep 03 - 08:27 PM

Hiya Mortie! Still got that hot water bottle strapped to your ear, I see.
:0(

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: Morticia
Date: 16 Sep 03 - 06:56 PM

Actually, it's LONG PIG.....not pork

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: Guy Wolff
Date: 16 Sep 03 - 06:55 PM

THe pictures looked great. That organisation( Folk Mob was it ? ) looks like fun as well. So many places to play music .. All the best , Guy

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: Liz the Squeak
Date: 16 Sep 03 - 06:46 PM

But you had 2 in your pocket when you started... or was that not a capo?

LTS

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: Richard Bridge
Date: 16 Sep 03 - 06:44 PM

I have found that following the barbie, I have an extra capo. Usually works the other way round.

Claimants post here or PM me, or many of you wil have my email address so email me.

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: Liz the Squeak
Date: 16 Sep 03 - 06:10 PM

Mudguard - Long pork is the term used by cannibals to describe humans they are preparing to eat, not to be confused with pork sword which is TOTALLY different and you won't find in most dictionaries either.

It's called 'long pork' because of it's alleged similarity to pig meat.

Almost anyone will be able to tell you what a pork sword is, you just might regret knowing - and be careful who you ask!

LTS

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: lady penelope
Date: 16 Sep 03 - 05:18 PM

Wotcha!

I failed miserably to turn up to the bbq, but didn't regret this until I'd gotten over the fragile feeling I had most of sunday due to sticking two bottles of wine + sundry spirits away in four hours after a stressful house showing and the serendipitous arrival of a friend I don't see often enough.

I've seen the piccies, "bbq in the back yard" doesn't seem to cover it somehow. Glad you all had a good time, I shall better prepare myself for next year.............

TTFN Lady P.

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: MudGuard
Date: 16 Sep 03 - 12:35 PM

Noreen, are you Santa Claus in disguise?

Dave, I guess "Long Pork" has some special meaning which I can't find in a dictionary...

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: Liz the Squeak
Date: 16 Sep 03 - 12:24 PM

Spurned again am I Dave? How Essex Girl puts up with you I don't know.....

LTS

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: Dave Bryant
Date: 16 Sep 03 - 12:20 PM

No oFfence intended Noreen - there's many of us who would like to be on your menu.

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: Noreen
Date: 16 Sep 03 - 12:07 PM

Ho ho ho

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: Dave Bryant
Date: 16 Sep 03 - 11:49 AM

Andreas, to a canibal you're just "Long Pork" on the hoof !

Still you seem to have survived Noreen and she has somewhat of a reputation as a man-eater !
- Ducks and runs for cover.

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: MudGuard
Date: 16 Sep 03 - 11:27 AM

But I am not (yet) pork!

Prove:
1. There is no living pork, only dead pork.
2. I am alive.

Deduction from 1 and 2: I am no pork.
(I might be a pig though! ;-))

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: Dave Bryant
Date: 16 Sep 03 - 11:21 AM

Just like any other "Long Pork" Andreas - and you're quite long.

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: MudGuard
Date: 16 Sep 03 - 11:06 AM

Nice pictures! Hope you had fun!

How does barbecued folk taste? ;-)

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: Noreen
Date: 16 Sep 03 - 10:53 AM

And thanks for the pics!

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: Noreen
Date: 16 Sep 03 - 10:49 AM

http://www.ideasthatsell.co.uk

(don't forget to put the http:// into the address, fisheye)

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: fair maiden of nottingham
Date: 16 Sep 03 - 10:45 AM

just got Daves BBQ pics on my site...www.ideasthatsell.co.uk

also vicky's BBQ and Ducks race.

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: harlowpoet
Date: 16 Sep 03 - 03:52 AM

Dave and Linda

Sorry I couldn't get down there in the end, as one or two things came up.

It seems to have been a good do anyway.

I've just started a thread about the Buntingford winter sing. You may be up for that one

Simon

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: Richard Bridge
Date: 16 Sep 03 - 03:43 AM

The requested info about capos is now on its own thread.

Thanks for the thanks.

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: Liz the Squeak
Date: 16 Sep 03 - 12:54 AM

GUEST - we kept the humour down like that just in case you did turn up, so you wouldn't feel left out.

LTS

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: GUEST,woodsie
Date: 15 Sep 03 - 06:51 PM

Thanks Linda & Dave for a great afternoon - a special thanks to Richard & Royston for keeping us entertained. We loved the parakeets - a whole herd of 'em, flying around hoping to get a nibble of Linda's Piella!

Wood's Eye

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: GUEST
Date: 15 Sep 03 - 06:30 PM

Must be time for new balls

And how they laughed...

Rather glad that I wasn't there, if that was the average level of the humour

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: Herga Kitty
Date: 15 Sep 03 - 05:25 PM

Don't think 60-40 is a tennis score.

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: Richard Bridge
Date: 15 Sep 03 - 05:23 PM

A century eh? Must be time for new balls. Or is that tennis?

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: Liz the Squeak
Date: 15 Sep 03 - 04:58 PM

What, not even the teensy weensy subtle little hint in my first posting to this thread?

Thanks for the good wishes... next year promises to be "interesting" as between us, in 2004, Dave and I clock up a century.....

LTS

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: fair maiden of nottingham
Date: 15 Sep 03 - 02:54 PM

Oops made a booboo: this bit did not go up first time ..the sorry Liz did not know it was your birthday either.

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: fair maiden of nottingham
Date: 15 Sep 03 - 02:48 PM

a very relaxed and enjoyable barbee Dave. got some good pics just got to get them on the web

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: Dipsodeb
Date: 15 Sep 03 - 02:18 PM

Great BBQ yet again, you seem to have them down to a fine art. I didn't realise that Dave K could be so stubborn I hope he gets over his shyness by the weekend... :>) DAVE B YOU ARE A BAD BOY!!! Liz sorry I didn't know it was your BDay HAPPY BELATED BIRTHDAY x
~Debs~

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: Dave Bryant
Date: 15 Sep 03 - 10:19 AM

Thanks to everyone who turned up and made it fun - not another one now until June 2004 - mind you that's goig to be special as it will be my 60th Birthday - we might have to consider a ticket system. You never know, perhaps the legendary Dave K will even perform (we cold make it a condition of him being allowed in!).

Don't forget that there should be a chance to finish off the beer at Knockholt, next weekend.

Sorry that we never got round to singing "Happy Birthday" to you, Liz.

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: Liz the Squeak
Date: 15 Sep 03 - 08:35 AM

Thank you Dave and Linda, for organising my birthday party so well... : ) - and for the opportunity to see the wild Mottingsham Parrakeets roosting.

I had a lovely time, sea shanties at one end of the garden and Metallica from over the fence - bliss!

LTS

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: Catherine Jayne
Date: 14 Sep 03 - 05:15 PM

Hope you all had a good time. I am sorry I couldn't make it.

Khatt

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: Richard Bridge
Date: 14 Sep 03 - 04:16 PM

It woz brill but there were some who wanted to hide their lights under bushells

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: Morticia
Date: 14 Sep 03 - 07:39 AM

Have a lovely time everyone....I'll be thinking of you

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: Richard Bridge
Date: 14 Sep 03 - 05:56 AM

It's today

And the sun is shining

And I am hungover!!

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: Dipsodeb
Date: 12 Sep 03 - 09:44 AM

Hi Dave and Linda
Pat and I will be there. Pat wouldn't pass up on trying your beer for anything not after that great Knockholt Knockout!! see you soon.
~Debs~

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: Catherine Jayne
Date: 11 Sep 03 - 06:45 PM

I am sorry Dave and Linda I am unable to make it on Sunday as I have to work :-( The company that I work for is holding one of their training seminars at a hotel in Heathrow and I have to be there.

Hope you all have a good time.

Khatt

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: GUEST,Dave K
Date: 11 Sep 03 - 06:39 PM

Would not miss one of your BQs - Have given up beer until Sunday so I can appreciate your new ??? brew - It went down extremely well at the last BQ in June - was that really three months ago?
Look forward to seeing you and Linda on Sunday.

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: Dave Bryant
Date: 11 Sep 03 - 12:00 PM

Refresh - which is what I hope my beer will do on Sunday.

Subject: RE: Folk BBQ in SE London 14/09/03
From: harlowpoet
Date: 09 Sep 03 - 04:30 AM

Dave the last time I went to your BBQ, I nearly ended up in Nottingham. I'll try and get along for the afternoon. Hope you and Linda enjoyed Walton this year

Simon