Scoobychick

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Yep, me too, is anybody's actually right?

Nevetas

Mine is correct, or pretty much near enough!!

Member #204!!!

There were no chavs then and I was still a teen (19)! Arrr the memories....

Little Miss WRX

Aye, it was a very well broken in third gear by then. PMSL.

Indeed, slightly more catchy than MichelleWRX1994. Who's registration date is alas no longer 10/03/2001 but 03/10/2001 due to the wierd switch.

Fat Boy

As above

Little Miss WRX

Hover over your username, you are number 4085......

Fat Boy

Thanks Sal (PM replied to), but I don't get anything if I hover over my username or via the other route you suggested.

I am missing some scoobynetness (gnashing of teeth). 4085 Seems funny as registration date is right I think so why are later joiners in the desirable 3 figure territory?

BTW are there any double digit or gasp single digit heroes on here (or still alive) ?

DrEvil

I remember the Xmas 2000 party in London... Danny F was there too...
Also various uk track days with the likes of Tony Quinn, Rich R, Jason L, TRIGGER etc..



Ps. and Matt's jumpers
PPS. and Cem changing his car every month!

Patt@firstime

Yeah - Laura I think her Dad had a P1 all rally car stickered up didn't he?

Is that what got stolen?

Matt

Andy Tang

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Meets in Church Crookham when Moe (TopCat) scared me white!! And then the locals with pitchforks were after him!

First meeting Moe at Scoobysport (RIP) and convincing him to spend over £400, rather than the £40 he planned to spend!!

First meeting Nito at the pub in Farnbrough and him asking me if I was on AOL a couple years previously! Internet car geeks unite!

Various meets in Bagshot, Church Crookham, Fleet/Farnborough and even organising the odd Surrey Meet based at Cobham!

Andy Tang

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And... this is my 11,000th post after 5 years and 7 months!!!

Unlike that postwhore 'Tarty' who did it in one calendar month!!

JohnS

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The user numbers aren't exactly accurate, due to some new software/re-loading back in the early days, which re-ordered things a bit. I was originally user number 3, then 20 for a while, and now 173 or something like that.

Brendan Hughes

I do, but not a bubble like I expected, I just found it in the bar down on bottom left (wossitcalled, comment bar?). I'm u=2401, not sure if I'm allowed to join this thread...

Markus

Yup, Teenmachine was called Laura, as was NoAngel, which caused no end of confusion in Chat when they were both on at the same time. God that was a fair few years ago.

As for (l)user ID, hmm, looks lke mine is 673, and the "registered" date looks accurate, though I think I might have been lurking before that. Would love to find my first post (and no, it wasn't about jacking up the car to fit locking wheelnuts, that came later )

Oh, and poetry, who could forget my muppet poetry

Mo

http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthrea...=373445&page=4

Why I dont post.

Hi Phil, and the rest, I'm very much a lurker nowadays, I haven't had t'internet access for the last two years when on site so it comes down to a quick scan when I get the chance I just can't believe the ****e that some people come out with.; life outside of Scoobynet anyone?

*TopCat*

LOL big time Andy! remember it well, will call you soon to catch up...

M

salsa-king

glad to see your still about... remember Oulton Park from a few years back??


Phil

stephen emery

hi

been lurking ... since scooby got niked and house broken into for keys..

not had the stomach to get another


steve

banshi

" & where's Banshi?"

Oh, still around despite the advancing years. Autumn is great all those long nights I don’t have to crawl back to the coffin so early.

Just wondering was every Scoobynet member at the Children in Need Day? Had a few laps in a subsequently infamous 22B but missed on the Westie when the turbo went pop the lap before I was due in the passenger seat.

Called everyone we could think of for a replacement and never got the run. I still have that Pudsey Bear sticker just in case John!

Sitting here quietly reminiscing about runs. trackdays, meets, bouncy castles. camping, banger racing. Excluding the Phil and Martin incident, surely the grass was truly greener then.

Dream Weaver

Banger racing - now thats an event I will never forget Barry, fantastic!!

Mike Rainbird

Jason,
You should come along to the 'Ring again and experience the new Cossie - it will blow your mind... 450bhp and TRACTION plus the ability to outbrake anything (water-cooled WRC AP 6-pots on 380mm discs and Titanium pistoned ex-works 4-pots on the back!).

davyboy

Made hard work of a little Clio On Video too!

Dave

salsa-king

lol
they were the good times.. saying that tho.. telling ppl (and the new girl friends father) the story of the time i survived a 105mph smash after coming off on 'Craner' or 'CRAINER' (SP) still makes me sound a real track veteran.. lol... but really it was not funny tho for Martin or me. I'm now the worlds worse passenger, in quick cars!!!.... well even a quick Smart makes me feel un easy!
Went go karting on saturday... with the same 'lid' Helmet and showed off the 'war' wound chips on it and slight scratches to Jo my new girlfriend... she look very impressed lol

Phil

banshi

Phil

I owe u - I was supposed to be sitting there
There again I had to tell his wife which doesn't even make us even.

Me either, Charity Banger Racing!!

****king Carcraft pulled out, none of the promised support or cars - seven days to go one car & no rollcages.

Jap Innovations contributed a yard and a couple of cars, MTR contibuted his kids to strip motors (u sure they're not Scousers Martin), Mr X drove up from the smoke with his spanners, Bob T begged a Disco and others "borrowed" trailers the wonderful Mrs Craft and the rest of the gang doing sterling work round the skips, a certain party with his personaly engraved Granny, the Metro Master and Old Smokey Joe Felstead himself.

Just one complaint on the night. Someone who unusually arrived on time didn't like the colour of her car! We just ran a book on whether she could get lost on an oval

Some community m8, pass another box of Kleenex (no not for the usual reason) just a tear in these old eyes.

B

Dream Weaver

PMSL

I still have the "personalised" badge sitting here

johnfelstead

That was a hell of an achievement Barry, gobsmacked you pulled it off to be honest.

If anyone fancies a laugh, i have the video of the race hosted on my website, its a bit slow downloading but worth it for the laugh. The race was billed as "non contact" That lasted about 2 seconds. Didnt one of the drivers end up with broken ribs?

http://www.johnfelstead.co.uk/videos...ildBangers.mpg

Dream Weaver

John, you're a hero, I lost that video when my old PC died, glad to see it again.

Neil broke a rib IIRC, all my fault (sort of) - he lost his Metro in front of me and I couldnt avoid him, so nudged him head on into the barrier - oops

johnfelstead

or as the commentator said, oops oh dear. LOL

I wonder if stephany valentine ever got to meet steve reece?

lordlucan

Mike R - see you guys at Easter !

Look forward to it.

J

MTR

Banshi,
The kids are trainee scousers, but are really struggling getting the accent correct.

But they seemed to quickly master the technique of 'remove anything, even if it is bolted down'.
The trouble is now non of my neighbours has any wheels on their cars. Ha Ha.

(only joking, no offence meant to any law abiding scousers)

Cheers
MTR

Mike Rainbird

It's difficult to overtake someone who is already on the proper lines, it means you have to unsettle the car on the wrong lines to overtake and also you must wait until you feel sure they have seen you....

Can you mail me the clip?