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Run # 91 'XCI'

Date: 12th April 2008

 

 

 

Report

Run  91 # XCI

Hares:

Tickler and Bruised Willy

Total Turnout = 42

 

 
Faithful Hounds = 21 Returners = 17

 

Are You Sure (25), Chucky (9), Ringworm (85), GI Joe (53), I’m Not Sure (6), Seaman Swallow (52), V.V (52), Festering Streaker (51), Pussy Virus (50), Arseaholic (47), Ball Ringer (39), Bell End (38), Jellobutt (32), Missing Link (6), Mrs Head (9), Naughty Nat (22), Tampax (12), The Tickler (22), Tinkerbell (20), Spaghetti Head (11), Squeeze My Tube (11)

 

 

Seaman Stains (67), Barbie Doll (37),Drippy (24), Queen Stella (21), Tadpole (21), Normal (17), Jackal (15), No More Cum (15), Ratcatcher (13), Bogbrush (10), Love Canal (10), Anal Rape (8), Bad Boy Bubby (6), Miss Chivas (4), Psychedelic (3), Willy Wax (3), Sheik MeMe (2)

 

Bush Virgins = 4 Sponsors and Donors:

 

Bruised Willy, Kosovo Cutie, Na, Eric Heron

 

 Food/Fruit and snacks: Provided by the hares Tickler
 and Bruised Willy.


Anniversaries:
Names:

 

Ballringer   39 Runs today
VV   52 Runs today
Seaman Swallow   52 Runs today



 

 

Run Story By:

No More Cum

 


RUN REPORT

My day out began unusually with a trip out to the A-site, somewhere between Pattaya and Bangkok, by baht bus. Light rain along the way heralded what was in store later.

The A-site provided the usual Bush-medley of Pattaya and Bangkok hashers representing countries like Belgium, Norway and other parts of Germany. The run was in magnificent countryside and the experience was enhanced when the rain started to lash it down on the first section. This not only cooled us down, but freshened up the greenery and also made deft footwork obligatory.

The paper was adequately laid and challenging enough for Pussy Virus to trample down large sections of vegetation in search of it, while the rest of us applauded his efforts. Ok, GI Joe did his fair share too and provided the usual standard of vocal encouragement.

The first half had been long and undulating enough for me to be glad to see the beer stop and the second half followed the same pattern. Part two centered around a waterfall, which was dry at this time of year. It left Drippy reminiscing about how things used to be, the effects of deforestation and ever-multiplying golf courses. I learnt that it is a bad idea keeping your mobile in your back pocket when sliding down rocks on your arse. The LCD screens are not quite up to it.

The A-site felt like home and had everything except a bed for me to lie down on (I live a pretty frugal existence). VV had catered well with pate, fruit, stew, rice, pasta and bread in whatever combination you preferred. I ate my fill and sliced my limes up for the oncoming beer fest. The ice was well-occupied during the course of the evening, until we had reportedly consumed all beer stocks at about 2100. The hares Messrs X and Y were given particular attention in true hash fashion, especially when Seaman Stains pointed out that they had helped to mark the trail with non-degradable plastic - though most people seemed content with their admirable efforts.

Pussy Virus was another repeat offender and, together with Normal, helped fill the night-time air with cigar smoke. I always, for some strange reason, prefer the sight of anything phallic stretching the female jaw line – it seems so natural. I was sat down on one occasion for being fat, on another for being young and then for farting on the trail. This morning I went out and bought 0% fat yoghurt instead of my usual low fat variety, pondered the fact that I am 50 for a couple of seconds, went back to bed and carried on farting under the sheets. Jello Butt likes to come in first, apparently. He wasn’t first on this occasion, but his early arrivals are clearly down to the fact that he lets others do the checking, while he chills out with people like me. He also never calls “on on”. This didn’t go unnoticed and his arse joined the queue for the usual heat exchange. He was also provided with a free introductory lesson from the GI Joe College of Checking and Calling (GIJC3) – shame on the GM! I’m sure that lots of other interesting things happened while I was drinking my beer. As I am a male and don’t multi-task, I was unable to take any of this on board, though

I do remember Sheik Meme’s commandeering voice shaking the drips off the leaves and the fact that Ringworm went home early. It’s now 2340, Tampax and I feel the need to trawl the nearest bar beer to find out who is going to be tonight’s lucky receptacle. If she can fart in tune with me, she’ll get a tip – don’t do that in the bush!

On on, No More Cum.

 

Bush Run 91 - Satellite view of Run trail
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1st Leg 2nd Leg

 

 

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PBH3 Run XCI
12 April 2008 @ 15:00hrs
HARES:  Bruised Willy, The Tickler

Misdirection's:
 A-site =  approximately 1.55km southeast of Wat Khao Mai Daeng.  See attached maps. For those that cannot read a map (which I suspect includes a majority of the hash population as well as taxi drivers) follow these written instructions out of Bangkok:

From Bangkok:
1. Take the Bangkok/Chonburi motorway (HWY 7) heading south towards Chonburi.
2. Zero your tripometer at the Phan Thong toll plaza (this is about 85 km out of BKK).
3. Continue south on HWY 7 (which includes the RT 36 by-pass) for approximately 17.5km and exit east (to the left!) on Rt 3144.  Signs for Bang Pra Golf course preceed this exit and the Chonburi Flying Club (ultra-light airstrip) is on the west side of the highway as another landmark.  You will see a sign as soon as you exit directing you to Chan Ta Then falls 6km. Zero tripometer again, just to confuse yourself.
4. 600m (0.6km) after you exit bear to the right at the fork in the road.
5. At 2.1km turn left (following the sign to Chan Ta Then falls).
6. At 3.7 km you will pass the entrace to Wat Kao Mai Daeng on your left, continue another 200m (3.9km) where the road takes a sharp left turn towards Chan Ta Then Falls. DO NOT make this turn!  Go straight at this intersection toward Khao Khaeo Open Zoo.  There is a freaking big blue sign pointing you in this direction.
7. Continue straight on this road to a Y- junction @ 4.70km (HHH) and bear to the right.
8. 300m (5.00km) past the Y-junction make a right turn (HHH) onto a  small dirt track and continue 250m (5.25km) uphill to the A-site.

Driving time is 1 hour 20 minutes if you are slow, 1 hour if you are really fast. The recent opening of all 8 lanes of the HWY 7 motorway has significantly improved the travel down to the A-site   Lost?!  Impossible with all of these maps and accurate written directions but if you need comfort and guidance call:   085-219-9519 (N. Amer. dialect) or 089-771-3320 (Thai)

From Pattaya:
From Pattaya Klang turn left on Sukhumvit heading north and get onto HWY 7 toward Bangkok.  Keep traveling north on HWY 7 until you pass the ** ? km distance marker (marker numbers decrease in this direction) and exit left approximately ** ? m past the marker (you will also see signs for Bang Pra Golf course directing you to take this exit). Then, make a U-turn (Chonburi Flying Club (ultra-light airstrip) will be on the north side (to your left!) of highway 3144 just after the U-turn). Take the overpass bridge (flyover) back across HWY 7 heading east (zero your odometer at the top of the bridge) until you come to number 4 above and follow the the rest of the directions to the A-site.

Hares Telephone contacts:

Tickler (Greg), 085-219-9519 (N. Amer. dialect), or 089-771-3320 (Thai)



** Note from webmaster: Because of the new construction on highway 7, the km markers (at least in the Bangkok direction) appear to be missing. It may be helpful to know that from Pattaya and the highway 36 junction, travel along highway 7 for approx. 30km before looking out for the BLUE SIGN " Bang Pra Golf course". Along side this sign there will also be an HHH sign. I believe there will HHH signs to help with the U-turn back over the highway 7. From the Lam Chabang/Highway 7 junction, travel along highway 7 for approx. 14km before looking out for the blue sign "Bang Pra Golf course". The above figures were recently provided courtesy of RTSP.