The Hash was hosted by AC/DC at the Tokelau
compound in Moamoa. A cool day it was with blustery winds. The perfect day to
set a run on flour. Yes, for a change he had actually set a run. We went off
the usual way though, to the left towards the big ford. But here there was a
circle and we went deeper into Moamoa heartland. Apart from some lazy dogs and
curious locals it was all good. We crossed the ford, and realised what the
laughter was about – we went into a small loop and returned to the ford. So on
back we went to where we had come. We explored the ford for flour, but in the
end several just ran back and up to Chanel College. All good.
POD called the circle to order, and new to
Hash was Johnny who had been brought by FBI. The retreads were FBI (small
operation), Overstayer (work), Tom (on Savaii) and Lucy (back for a week).
Screamer as Shoe Inspector failed.
This Day in History Awards went to Il Capo
(1173 – Construction of the campanile of the Cathedral of Pisa (now known as
the Leaning Tower of Pisa) begins; it will take two centuries to complete –
Italian efficiency and skill!), Crash Bandicoot (1947 – Thor Heyerdahl's balsa
wood raft the Kon-Tiki, crashes into the reef at Raroia in the Tuamotu Islands
after a 101-day, 7,000 kilometres (4,300 mi) journey across the Pacific Ocean
in an attempt to prove that pre-historic peoples could have traveled from South
America), AC/DC (1971 – The first Pacific Islands Forum (then known as the
"South Pacific Forum") is held in Wellington, New Zealand, with the
aim of enhancing cooperation between the independent countries of the Pacific
Ocean), Tom (Feast Day of St Sithney, patron saint of mad dogs) and POD for
Happy Feet (Happiness Happens Day).
Celebrity Awards went to Nom Nom for
Peeping Clam (peeping out of an Observer photo), Eveready for Slim Shady’s dad,
and FBI for the crime headline accompanying it.
Cunning Linguist then did a special
celebrity award for the Norwegians, as the new tram seats in Oslo, in twilight,
looked as if the tram was full of burka wearers, freaking the people out. Witch
Doctor and Poumuli went up.
Turning to the theme for the run, babies,
the GM had to ponder the meaning of Snip & Tuck’s carnevalesque outfit –
was she ready for babies? Nom Nom and Lewinsky were given the Worst Nappy Ever
Awards, Mark the Best Nappy Award, and Screamer, whose definition of babies as
a collection of orifices that produce biohazards was acclaimed.
It had been an active weekend in sports so
Lucy and Cunning were given awards for the Lions and Crusaders respectively. We
also had Neymar sign the highest transfer fee in history, so for the Best
Brazilian she brought up Johnny, Snake and second best FBI.
Returning to the crappy nappies theme, Il
Capo obviously approaches that as an Italian architect approaches building
towers, as her son had crapped all over the deck at a weekend Perimeter
training set.
She also pointed out that this was a nice
venue for the Hash, but that AC/DC must enjoy Christmas too much as the
decorations were still up. For some reason this went to Snake and Poumuli.
FBI nominated the failing barmen Lewinsky
and AC/DC, and when all said aye for AC/DC he failed to notice that he was
dobbing himself in.
Latecummers Godfather and Peeping Clam were
greeted. Cunning nominated Snip & Tuck, as she had arranged for them to go
for a walk on Saturday, but when ready there was no sign, no sight or sound. Obviously
practicing her costume. Lewinsky nominated the GM for winning the 21 K, and
Poumuli for rescuing Godfather from a second by taking his hat.
Il Capo nominated Crash as someone had
crashed into her car. Slim Shady was latecummer, and AC/DC gave her a second
one for pulling out of hosting.
Turning to announcements, we need drivers
and supporters for the Perimeter Relay. Godfather mentioned the 2018 Inter Hash
in Nadi and urged a group of us to go.
The Hare and Hosts were saluted before a
magnificent island style feast was served up.
Next week will be Father’s Day run at
Godfather’s and Titty G’s in Poutasi. Your Scribe will be in Honiara with the
Hash there.
On On
Poumuli, IKA Slit
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