Ladies of Aintree 2024

[eharding]

Athlon said:

eharding said:

Looks like a 1953 Krupp compact travel sugar spoon, but that's for a different thread. Deffo a Krupp user though.

Look again, that has all the tell tale marks of a '54.

Easy mistake to make, since the template '54 was essentially a '53 that had been used by a Krupp post-sales support associate to punch a customer who had complained about the shoddy workmanship of Krupp's products repeatedly in the face, producing some signature tooth-shaped indentations on the flange. The Krupp management liked the concept so much they embodied in the following year's design. But I digress.

[Fallingup]

Not seeing many ladies here.

[Mr Penguin]

Fallingup said:

Not seeing many ladies here.

Even when pictures of women are posted on this thread, there won't be any ladies to see.

[Jim H]

Whilst on the subject of such special occasions. Are any of you chaps planning on a visit to the annual pilgrimage ?

Last year was, after all, ‘The best year yet’…

https://www.nwemail.co.uk/news/24245400.incident-l...

[rodericb]

eharding said:

Good point - the Telegraph article was a little light on coverage of the female attendees, but here are some enjoying the cultural highlights of the day:

The chap in the grey suit reminds of that image from twenty years ago of the girl (blue jeans, white shirt?) in the nightclub pulling a similar move.

[Spare tyre]

rodericb said:

eharding said:

Good point - the Telegraph article was a little light on coverage of the female attendees, but here are some enjoying the cultural highlights of the day:

The chap in the grey suit reminds of that image from twenty years ago of the girl (blue jeans, white shirt?) in the nightclub pulling a similar move.

I thought the same

Incidentally these brutes are the reason I rarely venture north of Winchester

[Simon Bags]

Alickadoo said:

What's he holding in his right hand?

His teeth?

[LordLoveLength]

eharding said:

Good point - the Telegraph article was a little light on coverage of the female attendees, but here are some enjoying the cultural highlights of the day:

There’s a big crowd there, some of whom likely missed seeing the earlier races. Nothing to see here, just some helpful young men showing the crowd what they missed earlier through the medium of expressive dance.

Now, where are their fragrant womenfolk?

[anonymous-user]

LordLoveLength said:

There’s a big crowd there, some of whom likely missed seeing the earlier races. Nothing to see here, just some helpful young men showing the crowd what they missed earlier through the medium of expressive dance.

Now, where are their fragrant womenfolk?

In the background, loving the antics on show judging by their facial expressions.

[clive_candy]

Astacus said:

Thread not delivering

Made me laugh.

[clive_candy]

clive_candy said:

Made me laugh.

In fact this is one of the funniest threads for a while. There will be many Guardian readers missing out.

[ajprice]

Here we go, the one reason every year for the Daily Mail to exist. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-1330034...

[nuyorican]

Worst. Thread. Ever.

Where are the ladies?

[MDMA .]

nuyorican said:

Worst. Thread. Ever.

Where are the ladies?

Never been to Aintree, have you? There’s Diddymen and some other type of species. That’s it.

[808 Estate]

Whats the deal with wrapping bottles in cardboard? Is it to disguise what utterly cheap ste you have just been charged £25 for?

[MitchT]

rodericb said:

eharding said:

Good point - the Telegraph article was a little light on coverage of the female attendees, but here are some enjoying the cultural highlights of the day:

The chap in the grey suit reminds of that image from twenty years ago of the girl (blue jeans, white shirt?) in the nightclub pulling a similar move.

Thought it was Rishi Sunak!

[ChocolateFrog]

fking fail.

I guess everyone's too scared to post any ladies for fear of the ban hammer.

Probably not without reason.

Shame.

[ajprice]

ChocolateFrog said:

fking fail.

I guess everyone's too scared to post any ladies for fear of the ban hammer.

Probably not without reason.

Shame.

ajprice said:

Here we go, the one reason every year for the Daily Mail to exist. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-1330034...

[Fermit]

She looks like she'd be fun

[ChocolateFrog]

Third from the left



I assume they're deliberately using a lens that makes everyone look shorter and fatter, atleast I hope that's the case.