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Posted: Sat Oct 27, 2007 2:26 am
by The Conduit
WT.... that would imply, from my readings of posts, that one Julian Mayo had been recently in the environment "local".....yes?
I have a suspicion as to why one JM is "MIA".
Some 3 months ago, with my surrupticiously obtained, but valid, press pass, I yet again had the pleasure of casting my old eyes upon a creature designed to bring a man to the brink of madness. I have not seen such a thing since I first cast my eyes upon my first Hispano Suiz.
Bernice is nowhere to be seen!!!!!!!
Posted: Sat Oct 27, 2007 4:07 am
by mlittle
The Conduit wrote:WT.... that would imply, from my readings of posts, that one Julian Mayo had been recently in the environment "local".....yes?
I have a suspicion as to why one JM is "MIA".
Some 3 months ago, with my surrupticiously obtained, but valid, press pass, I yet again had the pleasure of casting my old eyes upon a creature designed to bring a man to the brink of madness. I have not seen such a thing since I first cast my eyes upon my first Hispano Suiz.
Bernice is nowhere to be seen!!!!!!!
I believe that would be the Spanish Dancer.........no wonder Julian's been absent for this long...........
Speaking of which.......welcome to the VIP Tower, Conduit; care for the grand tour?
Anyway, the tower's six floors of luxury for the News On F1 members here and it is going to be a
fabulous place.......the first floor is essentially the lobby; those spaces you see along the walls are where portraits of some of the greats in open-wheel racing, past and present, are going to be placed(any suggestions should be forwarded to the concierge.....
). The second floor's going to have shops of all kinds(which reminds me....I need a haircut and a shave.....
). Third floor IIRC is going to have various restaurants and lounges(which would explain all the grilling smoke coming from that level..........
)
Then there's the fourth floor; more lounges, along with lots of wi-fi routers for Internet access(so we can keep up with the sport we all love, yes? ) along with a library of sorts(where's all those sci-fi books I've got on request here......
) and the fifth floor has all the luxury suites and penthouses(named for various drivers, past and present.....let's see, there's the Patrick Suite, the Bourdais Suite, the Iceman Suite, etc.....
). As to the sixth floor........that's for helicopter access IIRC; with the floor plans in place, there's the possibility of expanding and adding additional suites/penthouses to the sixth floor as well.
Now if we can only decide when to open the VIP Tower........
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 2:41 pm
by Julian Mayo
mlittle wrote:The Conduit wrote:WT.... that would imply, from my readings of posts, that one Julian Mayo had been recently in the environment "local".....yes?
I have a suspicion as to why one JM is "MIA".
Some 3 months ago, with my surrupticiously obtained, but valid, press pass, I yet again had the pleasure of casting my old eyes upon a creature designed to bring a man to the brink of madness. I have not seen such a thing since I first cast my eyes upon my first Hispano Suiz.
Bernice is nowhere to be seen!!!!!!!
I believe that would be the Spanish Dancer.........no wonder Julian's been absent for this long...........
Speaking of which.......welcome to the VIP Tower, Conduit; care for the grand tour?
Anyway, the tower's six floors of luxury for the News On F1 members here and it is going to be a
fabulous place.......the first floor is essentially the lobby; those spaces you see along the walls are where portraits of some of the greats in open-wheel racing, past and present, are going to be placed(any suggestions should be forwarded to the concierge.....
). The second floor's going to have shops of all kinds(which reminds me....I need a haircut and a shave.....
). Third floor IIRC is going to have various restaurants and lounges(which would explain all the grilling smoke coming from that level..........
)
Then there's the fourth floor; more lounges, along with lots of wi-fi routers for Internet access(so we can keep up with the sport we all love, yes? ) along with a library of sorts(where's all those sci-fi books I've got on request here......
) and the fifth floor has all the luxury suites and penthouses(named for various drivers, past and present.....let's see, there's the Patrick Suite, the Bourdais Suite, the Iceman Suite, etc.....
). As to the sixth floor........that's for helicopter access IIRC; with the floor plans in place, there's the possibility of expanding and adding additional suites/penthouses to the sixth floor as well.
Now if we can only decide when to open the VIP Tower........
Fer chrissakes, don't mention the
spanish dancer
I am too young to die
I reckon this joint should be declared open.
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 3:43 pm
by mlittle
Julian Mayo wrote:mlittle wrote:The Conduit wrote:WT.... that would imply, from my readings of posts, that one Julian Mayo had been recently in the environment "local".....yes?
I have a suspicion as to why one JM is "MIA".
Some 3 months ago, with my surrupticiously obtained, but valid, press pass, I yet again had the pleasure of casting my old eyes upon a creature designed to bring a man to the brink of madness. I have not seen such a thing since I first cast my eyes upon my first Hispano Suiz.
Bernice is nowhere to be seen!!!!!!!
I believe that would be the Spanish Dancer.........no wonder Julian's been absent for this long...........
Speaking of which.......welcome to the VIP Tower, Conduit; care for the grand tour?
Anyway, the tower's six floors of luxury for the News On F1 members here and it is going to be a
fabulous place.......the first floor is essentially the lobby; those spaces you see along the walls are where portraits of some of the greats in open-wheel racing, past and present, are going to be placed(any suggestions should be forwarded to the concierge.....
). The second floor's going to have shops of all kinds(which reminds me....I need a haircut and a shave.....
). Third floor IIRC is going to have various restaurants and lounges(which would explain all the grilling smoke coming from that level..........
)
Then there's the fourth floor; more lounges, along with lots of wi-fi routers for Internet access(so we can keep up with the sport we all love, yes? ) along with a library of sorts(where's all those sci-fi books I've got on request here......
) and the fifth floor has all the luxury suites and penthouses(named for various drivers, past and present.....let's see, there's the Patrick Suite, the Bourdais Suite, the Iceman Suite, etc.....
). As to the sixth floor........that's for helicopter access IIRC; with the floor plans in place, there's the possibility of expanding and adding additional suites/penthouses to the sixth floor as well.
Now if we can only decide when to open the VIP Tower........
Fer chrissakes, don't mention the
spanish dancer
I am too young to die
I reckon this joint should be declared open.
Don't worry; you're too young to shuffle off of this mortal coil......besides,
I don't quite think the Conduit knows who the Spanish dancer is.....for that matter, neither do I......
As for when the VIP Tower should be opened.......this weekend sound 'bout right?
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 8:52 pm
by Julian Mayo
mlittle wrote:Julian Mayo wrote:mlittle wrote:
I believe that would be the Spanish Dancer.........no wonder Julian's been absent for this long...........
Speaking of which.......welcome to the VIP Tower, Conduit; care for the grand tour?
Anyway, the tower's six floors of luxury for the News On F1 members here and it is going to be a
fabulous place.......the first floor is essentially the lobby; those spaces you see along the walls are where portraits of some of the greats in open-wheel racing, past and present, are going to be placed(any suggestions should be forwarded to the concierge.....
). The second floor's going to have shops of all kinds(which reminds me....I need a haircut and a shave.....
). Third floor IIRC is going to have various restaurants and lounges(which would explain all the grilling smoke coming from that level..........
)
Then there's the fourth floor; more lounges, along with lots of wi-fi routers for Internet access(so we can keep up with the sport we all love, yes? ) along with a library of sorts(where's all those sci-fi books I've got on request here......
) and the fifth floor has all the luxury suites and penthouses(named for various drivers, past and present.....let's see, there's the Patrick Suite, the Bourdais Suite, the Iceman Suite, etc.....
). As to the sixth floor........that's for helicopter access IIRC; with the floor plans in place, there's the possibility of expanding and adding additional suites/penthouses to the sixth floor as well.
Now if we can only decide when to open the VIP Tower........
Fer chrissakes, don't mention the
spanish dancer
I am too young to die
I reckon this joint should be declared open.
Don't worry; you're too young to shuffle off of this mortal coil......besides,
I don't quite think the Conduit knows who the Spanish dancer is.....for that matter, neither do I......
As for when the VIP Tower should be opened.......this weekend sound 'bout right?
It aint the flamin conduit I am worried about Mfer...tis 3rd Cuz
Bernice
This weekend sounds good, I will have my favourite Bofors twins installed by then
Posted: Wed Oct 31, 2007 1:34 am
by GhoGho
Welcome back JM - the place has been a bit quiet without you around
Posted: Wed Oct 31, 2007 5:59 am
by mlittle
Posted: Wed Oct 31, 2007 12:09 pm
by Julian Mayo
GhoGho wrote:Welcome back JM - the place has been a bit quiet without you around
Dam, I thought I was a wee timid mousie making little noise.
Posted: Sat Nov 03, 2007 12:35 pm
by mlittle
Posted: Sun Nov 04, 2007 9:55 am
by Julian Mayo
Sorry I'm late, was trying to figure out how to fit rain tyres to the horse.
Cheers all
Posted: Sun Nov 04, 2007 9:59 am
by mlittle
Julian Mayo wrote:
Sorry I'm late, was trying to figure out how to fit rain tyres to the horse.
Cheers all
Welcome back, Julian; as you can see, the Tower's open for business once again and it is great to see eyerything working out as planned....Cheers!
Posted: Sun Nov 04, 2007 8:57 pm
by gkaytaz
Hmm, place looks cooler than before
Drinks are on me tab for the next two days. Then shall be gone for a while.
Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2007 2:12 am
by mlittle
Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2007 9:24 am
by Julian Mayo
mlittle wrote:Julian Mayo wrote:
Sorry I'm late, was trying to figure out how to fit rain tyres to the horse.
Cheers all
Welcome back, Julian; as you can see, the Tower's open for business once again and it is great to see eyerything working out as planned....Cheers!
Thankee, Mfer. I especially like the way the boys have made a feature out of the ol' Catalina's tailfin.......looks good sticking up outa the pond
Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2007 9:29 am
by mlittle
Julian Mayo wrote:mlittle wrote:Julian Mayo wrote:
Sorry I'm late, was trying to figure out how to fit rain tyres to the horse.
Cheers all
Welcome back, Julian; as you can see, the Tower's open for business once again and it is great to see eyerything working out as planned....Cheers!
Thankee, Mfer. I especially like the way the boys have made a feature out of the ol' Catalina's tailfin.......looks good sticking up outa the pond
Yeah, it makes a bit of a visual beacon for certain Cessna pilots....
Then again, that was the
old Catalina; the new one's decked out and ready to fly again....
So, anyway, now that's the tower's back in business.......Cheers!