Run 1415  Tia Maria’s Farewell Run

 

Date: 31st July 2009

Hares: Tia Maria, Chicken Shit, Strapless, Peeking Ong

Run-Site: Sengkang Riverside Park

 

On On: On site, authentic Spanish Food from Mr. Hoo

 

Numbers: Members: 57

                 Returnees: 3

                 Visitors: 4 (incl. 1 virgins)

                 Total 64

 

 

The Run by our Mystery Run Reporter: Knickerless

 

History

Fifteen years ago no-one had heard of Sengkang, never mind the Riverside Park.  It didn’t exist.  There was no TPE and no bridge across the Punggol River.  Nimble water skiers still gracefully swished their way along it, sending out plumes of glistening spray.  Never mind the fact that the water tended to be an unusual blackish colour, had the charming scent of hydrogen sulphide and the occasional bag of dead piglets could be seen floating in it.  It was still a rural retreat.  The park itself was nestled unsuspectingly and embryonically under tranquil kampong where Seletar Farmways and Lorong Cheng Lim wound their way peacefully amidst little farms, gardens and even the odd little concrete pond full of cute little crocodiles.  Ah, those were the days.

 

The event

Despite this being Tia Maria’s farewell run, in my mind it will always be remembered as “The sangria event”.    Fifteen gallons of lethal liquor disappeared down the throats of undiscriminating hashers to result, the next day, in at least one unexpected and considerable hangover, mine.  Tia Maria, other than about 15 other Co-Hares, organized the whole spectacular event all on her own.  On being interviewed afterwards Miss Maria said “I believe it’s important to be amongst one’s friends at occasions like this, especially when one has the prospect of going to live in Manchester to look forward to”.  At this point groans of sympathy were heard and Miss Maria was presented with a large umbrella.

 

The run

 I’m warning you – this bit has very little to do with the run, and a lot to do with being set up by Half Cut as scribe.  I mean, who in their right mind would ask an ageing arthritic spinster to write a resume of an athletic event like this?  In retaliation, I shall expose a few little known, hitherto withheld, facts about hashers.

 

1.     Hashers can be any sex.  Some, like the testosterone driven Machine, are definitely men.  Others, wimpishly brandishing their cutesy showers, perfumed gel and little mats to prevent the soles of their delicate feet from the naughty, rough ground underneath after the run like Strapless, are definitely women.  Others are indeterminate.  For example Cannot Can looks a little bit like a man, but wears a skirt.

 

2.     Hashers can be any size or shape.  Some, like Knickerless, are slim, lean and statuesque.  Others tend towards bulk and hairiness and are shorter in stature.  These are rarer of course. 

 

3.     Hashers can be any age.  A few, like Phoney Dick and Bully, have been running for over a century whereas newcomers like Eleven are barely out of diapers.

 

4.     Hashers can be any race.  Caucasian, Chinese, Malay and Indian, like Long Sufferin’ – you name it, the Hash has it!  Even those that seem to be from Mars, to name but a few, find a place on the Hash.  Not ones to be left out, even Tasmanians, like Shoe Shopper, are regularly seen!

 

5.     Finally, Hashers can be any religion.  Alcoholism is common, and Pedants, Pueriles and Infantiles are often seen running and especially, participating afterwards in the ritual known as “The Circle”.

 

But I digress!!  What about the work of the Hares?  Well they did a good job.  Thoughtfully, they set a long (for the runners amongst us, like Poser) and a short (for the more athletically challenged, like Running Shit) run.  Out of the car park, on to a T check, back under the road and into the park, into the belukar parallel to Anchorvale Street.  Through a bit of shiggy and along a log or two before emerging from the jungle to Thanggam LRT station.  Through the station and over the road, turn left; down to and under the expressway.  Back out again and onto a nice run in along a dirt track back to the park.  A very enjoyable trail which brought the pack back happy.  A unanimous verdict of GOOD RUN was given and well deserved.

 

The On On

Mr Ho’s Spanish food was well received and enjoyed by, gosh, must have been at least 50 people?  Gallons of the abovementioned sangria were drunk and many a Hasher reeled uncertainly off into the dark after that, including me.  Just shows; set a run that everyone enjoys in a location that everyone likes and Bob’s your uncle!

 

Thanks Hares; another enjoyable evening and On On On to Tia Maria!

 

 

The Circle by Half Cut

Circle began at 08.02 pm.

 

What did we think of the Run Good Run’ was Jack Off’s verdict after asking the circle for their opinion.  ‘Almost as good as last weeks run’ was Comes Quietly opinion.

Tell us about your On On:  On site, $12 a head, Mr. Hoe’s Spanish Food.

 

Next Week’s Run: Boo & Quickie, Strapless & Chicken Shit: Singapore National Day Run

 

Milestones: Congratulations to Chicken Shit for her 400th run.  Well done.

 

Virgins: Sierra

 

Returnees: Long Sufferin’, Malfunktion, No Problem

 

Visitors: Fat Crushing Bastard, Hans, Hard Liquor

 

New Members: None

 

Do we have a Hare Whip? Tia Maria

(Editor’s Note: The rest was lost in noise from the street, sorry.)

 

Mystery Whip: Shut the Fuck Up

 

Mystery Mystery Whip: Circle Jerk

 

The Prick:  Penile Extension came in with the prick and three options to hopefully pass it on.  The first was Comes Quietly as he forgot his clothes, the second was Cock Radio for his attempt at Spanish and I never did get the third option as there was such unanimous agreement that it should be handed to Cock Radio . 

 

GM Business: None

 

A.O.B.

 

Circle closed at 8.52

 

 

Half Cuts Plagiarism:

 

Editor’s note: Cancelled this week due to over-length of last week’s newsletter and Poser’s Garage Sale.

 

On On On On!  

 

Scribed by Half Cut

 

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