Run 868 is the 2015 Beer Crawl 5.30 pm

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• Run 868 is the 2015 Beer Crawl
  
• June 2, 2015 Tuesday 5.30pm
  
• Royal Lake Club, KL
  

4.30pm      Registration & Freebie

5.20pm         Group Photo & Announcements

5.30pm         1st Run Start (Warm up & exercise)

6.00pm      2nd Run Start (Easy walk & party)

8.00pm      Circle at the Club Pavilion

8.35pm      Showers (optional)

9.00pm         Chinese Sit-Down Dinner Bunga Raya Restaurant

11.00pm       Good Night & Drive Carefully!

Note for section members who are FOC: Freebie can only be collected by section member present individually; no collection by proxy. Also, second freebie may not be available to those who did not register by May 19.

There will be 2 runs - a 5.30 pm run (4 km) will be for those who want a good sweat out before partying and a 6.00 pm walk/crawl (3-4km) for those who want to get down to partying right away without breaking a sweat.

You will be given a vest and this needs to be worn on the run/walk/crawl so that you are identifiable and get your food and drink.

A Chinese sit-down dinner will be served in the Bunga Raya restaurant and the dress code for this restaurant (for men) is collared t-shirt (minimum) and long pants or hash sarong with shoes. For ladies, dress hash smart!

If you wish to shower when the crawl ends in the club, please seek club staff assistance. 

Male guests may shower in the Boys’ changing room and female guests may shower in the Badminton court showers. Please note it is absolutely forbidden to bathe hash style in the club parking area.

The club has ample parking for guests in the Guest Car Park.

If you’re averse to rain please be ready with a raincoat given the weather these days. Umbrellas are OK for the 6 pm run.

Please drink responsibly and do not litter indiscriminately as we will be traversing public parks and heritage sites.

For those not taking part in either or any run, the beer taps will only be turned on in the club Pavilion when the first hasher returns which should be around 8pm.

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Next 2 runs:

869 

JUN 09 

Choo Yon Kit and Ann

Bukit Subang

870 

JUN 16 

B H Lim and Anne

OUT 

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Scribe report of last run by Unc Yap:

RLC Harriers Run 867, 26 May 2015

Hares : Alice and Uncle Yap

Runsite : Gasing Car Park

Weather : Dry before and during the run but started to drizzle at the

Circle

Promptly at 6.00 pm, GrandMaster Woon pressed his roti horn and we all

ran right towards the entrance to the Nature Park. The trail just went

up, up, up until we reached the top and then we came down. David Wee,

one of the hired hares (the other was his wife, Mighty Mouse) a very

sadistic person who did not like to see people with dry shoes when wet

would do. He made us walk along the stream before going up another

hill. At the top, there was a check, but of course, the route had to

go downhill where we met some workers doing some construction work.

This was where there was a clear sign SHORT <--- nbsp=""> LONG

The heroes went right and climbed another hill while the sensible

hashers turned left and walked another km or so before emerging at the

Playground. From there, it was plain sailing walking to the carpark.

Heroes for the day were Steven Khoo and Lim Boon Hiong at 55 minutes.

A little while later at 65 minutes, Mike Kuan came running in, pursued

by Stan, the American from Miri who was one of the guests. Soon after

that, people started coming in left, right and centre until the only

person out was Steven Young (spelling error deliberate). Before the

Circle could get underway, SY was back ... a smart hasher who found

his way back even after starting 30 minutes late.

The hashers tucked into the foreplay food including harm-chin-peng,

fish cake, chaw siew yoke, sweet Philippines pineapple and other

goodies. A slight drizzle came on and all the umbrellas went up. That

did not deter us. Silly charges followed ridiculous charges but we all

had fun.

The nasi lemak was fantastic, so fantastic that the food ran out

before Uncle Yap had a chance to eat anything. We ordered for 50 so

felt a little bit short-changed ...  everything finished except for

some kachang/ikan bilis and some sambal (sorry, Boon Pooi and Janet, 

I need the sambal for tomorow's dinner)

The beer ran out and we started on the GlenMorangie. We continued to

drink into the night and a good time was had by all

p/s I have been told that Tarzan and Jane read my account when they

are in bed on a Tuesday night. So, here is a story, hopefully erotic

enough ....

Tarzan and Jane travelled in the jungle by swinging from tree to tree

using the aerial roots and other tree misai. One day, an urgent call

came (probably Cheetah was in trouble) and both rushed to move to come

to his aid. Somehow, Jane slipped (she was eating a juicy fruit and

her hands were wet and slippery) and she held on to a certain part of

Tarzan's anatomy. "oo-oo-oo oo-oo-oo !!!!" the painful cry of Tarzan

reveberated thro the jungle.

So now you know how Tarzan got his famous jungle call

You learn something useful every week from reading Uncle Yap :-)