London to Brighton.
Just wondering if there has ever been a London to Brighton G run?
Great idea. I used to do the Land Rover L2B and it was always great fun. The next question is - how many Gs are there in the UK? and how many would turn up? What's the record for the largest number of Gs gathered in the UK? :lol:
Lenny, no but if you fancy organising it then I am sure a few of us would turn up, sound like a day out to me.
Great idea. I used to do the Land Rover L2B and it was always great fun. The next question is - how many Gs are there in the UK? and how many would turn up? What's the record for the largest number of Gs gathered in the UK? :lol:
What do you think the collective noun would be for G's then? Perhaps there should be a competition in G-whizz to come up with one!
G'aggle of G's
G'aggle of G's, and its G-Wizz, which incidently is now finished and of to the printers and will be with you by March. Hope you all like it.
:D looking forward to it
Twodogs
RichardC wrote:Great idea. I used to do the Land Rover L2B and it was always great fun. The next question is - how many Gs are there in the UK? and how many would turn up? What's the record for the largest number of Gs gathered in the UK? :lol:
What do you think the collective noun would be for G's then? Perhaps there should be a competition in G-whizz to come up with one!
More than 2 G's in convoy?
An Apocalypse! :twisted:
Spider1V
G'aggle of G's, and its G-Wizz, which incidently is now finished and of to the printers and will be with you by March. Hope you all like it.
Can't wait. Apologies for the superfluous 'h'.
Everyone knows that the collective noun is 'cluster' or 'mob'...
or maybe:
A shrewdness of apes
A battery of barracudas
A sleuth of bear
A kaleidoscope of butterflies
A quiver of cobras
An intrusion of cockroaches
A muster of crows
A convocation of eagles
A cast of falcons
A business of ferrets
A charm of finches
A skulk of foxes
A troubling of goldfish
A smack of jellyfish
A mob of kangaroos
An exaltation of larks
A troop of monkeys
A parliament of owls
A romp of otters
An ostentation of peacocks
A rookery of penguins
A prickle of porcupines
A murder of ravens
A shiver of sharks
A surfeit of skunks
An ambush of tigers
A pod of whales
A descent of woodpeckers
A zeal of zebras
A corps or tower of giraffes
A bloat of hippos
A crash of rhinos
For the definitive list try www.thealmightyguru.com/Pointless/AnimalGroups.html
BTW it's Gs not G's.
Gs is plural for G.
G's is "belonging to the G".
Gs' is "belonging to the Gs".
:)
Oer
we got a "Grammar Nazi"
in our midst :lol:
Es goin to luv my Poosts :D
Huh - it actually a 'Flange of Ape's' - watch the 'David Bloody Attenborough' sketch of Not the 9 O'clock News. :?
Spider1V
Es goin to luv my Poosts :D
*sigh* it ME, not MY!
Spider1V
A string of Gs perhaps :lol: :lol: :lol:
Surely it's an orGasm of Gs :wink:
Everyone knows that the collective noun is 'cluster' or 'mob'...
For the definitive list try www.thealmightyguru.com/Pointless/AnimalGroups.html
Surely the G is a Mountain Goat and thus a Trip of Gs... doubly so since that is what you take in one...
A string of Gs perhaps :lol: :lol: :lol:
10 out of 10.
shauny + dawny wrote:A string of Gs perhaps :lol: :lol: :lol:
10 out of 10.
Shauny (or was it Dawny) go to the **top of the class **
Its a man thing Helen :lol:
I didn't think Dawn wore a g string :!: :lol:
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