SC - Re: Two Fat Ladies

[Sue Clemenger]

Jesus bars?
- --Maire

Siegfried Heydrich wrote:
> 
>     But motorcycles are out of period; how about chariots? Or sedan chairs?
> (But if it's Three Fat Hat Ladies, the bearers may break the budget . . .
> and if not the budget, the bearer's backs) Perhaps a gypsy wagon?
>     BTW, my household gave a sedan chair to the Queen as a gift at
> Coronation last weekend. Safer than a golf cart, for both the Queen and the
> populace, and identifying crash victims will be easier (look for the
> footprints  . . .). And, of course, no one below the rank of Knight should
> ever be allowed the honor of bearing Her Majesty. Already, the Chatelaine
> and Knights Circle hates us . . . Now, when we do the Rickshaw for the King,
> things will get interesting.
>     As an idea for anyone mechanically inclined, we also built a Mule. It's
> a platform, 5'x9', about 40" high, mounted on a VW frame, capable of doing
> about 90 mph (though we disabled 3rd and 4th gear). Just a platform with
> Jesus bars and a hole in the front for the driver to stick his legs through
> and work the pedals. We put a canvas top on it, and are offering rides about
> the camp (which is slightly humungous)
> 
>     Sieggy
> 
> ----- Original Message -----
> 
> > OK then, THREE Hat Ladies.  Two CD's of difference, they really can't sue
> us then.  A
> > motorbike with two sidecars is going to get a bit cumbersome, to say
> nothing of OOP.
> > <G>  Now, how is everybody's fake British accent?  And twee phraseology?
> Let's baste
> > the dear little creatures, etc. etc.
> 
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