If you are wearing your little sailor boy uniform it's probably best not to wave.
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When you're cruising down the river, do you like to wave at people on the river bank?
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I was cruising down a river, and saw these people on the bank waving at me. So I waved back. It started to get a bit ugly though, as they started shouting at me - I couldn't make out what they were saying, but they sounded angry or something.
30 seconds later I went over the waterfall.
Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post30 seconds later I went over the waterfall.
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I used to like waving when I was on the narrow boat. but that was on the canal, not the river. So I suppose it's a completely different waving scenario. If you want to start a thread on canal-waving, I would be delighted to contribute
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Originally posted by Dallas View PostIndeed, this is my rowing patch, waving is normal, better still if you have a 6pack and are topless
Dont go too close to the Gun at the blue bridge opposite the O2, you will get bottles hurled at you, ditto the party boats!
I got a telling off yesterday from one of their members for using their loo without permission. Well it was right next to the slipway I used to launch, and was so convenient.
I go too fast for flying bottles to reach me..
Originally posted by MyUserName View PostSorry, could you just clarify exactly what you are waving?
Originally posted by Old Hack View PostI thought cruising was an activity the likes of which shaunyboy and spod would do on clapham common, late at night?
Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostIf you want to start a thread on canal-waving, I would be delighted to contribute
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Originally posted by KentPhilip View PostYou're not a member of the Poplar or Blackwall rowing club are you? Whose club house is on the southern tip of the Isle of Dogs?
I got a telling off yesterday from one of their members for using their loo without permission. Well it was right next to the slipway I used to launch, and was so convenient.
I go too fast for flying bottles to reach me..
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The bar is open to the public, fact that the loo is just outside is their design error loads of people use it!Comment
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Originally posted by Old Hack View PostI thought cruising was an activity the likes of which shaunyboy and spod would do on clapham common, late at night?
Originally posted by MyUserName View PostNo, that's dogging. Please tell me you did not get those two mixed up on a cruise ship!
Cruising for sex, or cruising is the act of walking or driving about a locality in search of a sex partner, usually of the anonymous, casual, one-time variety. In a specifically sexual context, the term "cruising" originally emerged as an argot "code word" in gay slang. The term "cruising" continues to predominantly denote exclusively homosexual behaviour.Comment
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Originally posted by Old Hack View PostSorry, it does appear I am right:
Ok, I thought so.
Well well - I yield to your knoweldge of homosexual causual sex (although not in any other way).Comment
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Originally posted by MyUserName View PostWell well - I yield to your knoweldge of homosexual causual sex (although not in any other way).Comment
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Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostI used to like waving when I was on the narrow boat. but that was on the canal, not the river. So I suppose it's a completely different waving scenario. If you want to start a thread on canal-waving, I would be delighted to contribute
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