Bumps, Blades, and Bowballs- Cambridge Boatie Chat

Reply 1980

Scipio90

Hmm, looks like we could well get ****** over by being 2 behind some spoon barges.

Reply 1981

sonofdot

8

Well it was nice of the Tab to give us a special mention I guess...

Reply 1982

Scipio90

Today's notes and fines are lacking in the entertainment they normally provide. (and there are much less of them than usual)

Reply 1983

Scary Monster

6

I was expecting a fairly extensive and amusing list based on a lot of what I saw.....

Reply 1984

Nichrome

18

sonofdot

Well it was nice of the Tab to give us a special mention I guess...

How was your little swim in the cam? :wink:

Well done on the rowover today, saw Wolfson pretty close at some point.

Reply 1985

sonofdot

8

Nichrome

How was your little swim in the cam? :wink:

Well done on the rowover today, saw Wolfson pretty close at some point.

Fortunately I was only subbing in on Tuesday, so I avoided that incident :p:

Hadn't heard today's results yet, glad to hear they rowed over, gives them a chance of finishing in M3 at least...

Reply 1986

shunter7634

9

sonofdot

Fortunately I was only subbing in on Tuesday, so I avoided that incident :p:

Hadn't heard today's results yet, glad to hear they rowed over, gives them a chance of finishing in M3 at least...

Must have been a much better row - I didn't think they could row over today after the performances in the first 2 days. Guess we'll be seeing you guys (well, not you, but the rest of them!) again tomorrow!

Reply 1987

Chewwy

17

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Reply 1988

shunter7634

9

Caius M3 didn't even turn up to chase us today. Even if they had no hope at all, it's seriously poor form.

Reply 1989

Scipio90

To be fair, it's not impossible that that could be because someone in charge thought they/their cox couldn't handle the conditions.

Edit: just checked the charts and it seemed like they rowed in the division before, so obviously that's not why.

Although I agree with you, you must see the lack of appeal in waiting around for ages between divisions for a guaranteed rowover with nothing to lose by not turning up, though?

Reply 1990

shunter7634

9

Scipio90

To be fair, it's not impossible that that could be because someone in charge thought they/their cox couldn't handle the conditions.

Edit: just checked the charts and it seemed like they rowed in the division before, so obviously that's not why.

Although I agree with you, you must see the lack of appeal in waiting around for ages between divisions for a guaranteed rowover with nothing to lose by not turning up, though?

That division was rowed yesterday, so it could be your first reason. Even still though, you'd think that any crew rowing bumps would be able to cope with the conditions. The W3 division managed it today!