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| Beeramids by Martin - Fri 7th Oct 2005, 12:16pm | |
| Until now our infamous beeramid has been the largest example of such an erection to be found on the internet. However, after all these years our efforts have finally been outdone... (sent by an anonymous reader) Incidentally, beeramid even has an entry in the Wikipedia. (7 replies...) | |
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| JL t-shirts by Erica - Sat 24th Sep 2005, 5:25pm | |
| Has anyone else seen the JL t-shirts that say "ROW FOR PEDRO" on the front and "Girls only want boyfriends who have great skills... feathering skills... catching skills... jumpies skills" on the back? See the JL page . Two (or three) queries: 1. Why Pedro? Is this really random or am I missing something? Is it a quote? 2. What are jumpies? (3. Should I buy one, for $15, or would this jinx my relationship?!?) (7 replies...) | |
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| Relative boat speeds by speedy gonzales - Mon 19th Sep 2005, 11:04pm | |
| I was wondering if anyone knows of a reliable table comparing some kind of average boat speed/gold medal times, or anything really to give an idea of relative boat speeds across ALL the different classes. It's very hard to find any info on non-olympic classes, e.g coxed fours, and how they compare, speed wise to other boats. And/or can people offer opinions on this? Is a women's coxed four, for example going to be faster or slower than a women's pair? Women's eights and men's singles? (6 replies...) | |
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| Contacts by Andy - Fri 29th Jul 2005, 11:33am | |
| I sent an email to the contacts@cucbc.org list this morning, and I haven't yet received it. Can anyone who is also a member of said list confirm that it isn't working please. Cheers. (17 replies...) | |
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| HRR qualifiers by Dubya - Thu 23rd Jun 2005, 5:35pm | |
| Good luck, Tom! (and to the eight too if they are actually racing) (2 replies...) | |
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| Bumps videos by Martin - Wed 22nd Jun 2005, 3:09pm | |
| I've archived a few videos from Fergus. At some point will work out where these things should really go, for now there are here: 1st men's practice start 2nd men 2nd men's practice start Starting cannons The Downing / FaT / Queens m1 sandwich Grad VIII 1st women's practice start (2 replies...) | |
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| Bumps Starts for W1, M2, M1 by Bryn - Tue 21st Jun 2005, 6:25pm | |
| Marshalling opposite the Plough on Friday gave me the opportunity to take some videos of practice starts for the FaT crews in the top Mays divisions. They are here: W1 M2 M1 When I get some more webspace I might put up a video of the Arrows VIII for comedy value... | |
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| Bow tie? by Martin - Tue 14th Jun 2005, 9:34pm | |
| Have discovered I have a spare FaT bow tie. Anyone currently rowing want one? Needs a little bit of a clean and perhaps an iron (can you iron silk?), but is essentially fit for purpose. (9 replies...) | |
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| The Pia Caption Competition by Dan Newton - Sun 5th Jun 2005, 2:40pm | |
| The photo 'No-one could quite believe it when Pia gave birth to what appeared to be nothing more than a bottle of water' | |
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| Tide Tables on the BBC by jmg - Wed 25th May 2005, 9:09am | |
| In addition to the controversial new TV forecasts, the BBC seem to have made some quite positive changes to their weather website, including tide tables. Not being a regular on the tideway, I don't know whether this is well known and understood, but I wonder if anyone can explain reasonably simply why the shape of the curve changes so dramatically as you work your way downstream from 'Richmond' Lock to Kew, Hammersmith etc etc etc etc? Also, what effect if any does this have on the stream, particularly where on the curve would you expect the strongest stream? (4 replies...) | |
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