outrageous things to do at Le mans

[remal]

I will be going with a few other Tiger owners next year for the first time. And have beeb looking at websites and it seems you have to do something outrageous. but I may be wrong.

I have seen people dressed up in a manner of outfits, doing daft times ect..

what is the most acceptable and what is not?

[lazyitus]

remal said:

what is the most acceptable and what is not?

I recommend that you avoid pitching your tent on the Mulsanne straight, particularly at night. Its quite busy and fast flowing.

It is acceptable, on occassion, to eat food and drink some water in between alcohol.

[remal]

alcohol, is that invloved and from the look of a few pics from last year bra and suspenders might come in handy

[heebeegeetee]

You could watch the race - that seems to be a fairly outrageous thing to do, these days.

[jellison]

Watch the race - You have too be kidding - not really a race is it just going fast fro 24 hrs and hoping it does not break.

LM town friday nite - after parade de pilots - BURNOUT TIME..................

[topsparks]

How about stoping a live pop concert with your doughnut demostrations......Jellison enjoyed this untill his pollyV belt fell off!.

[v15ben]

Where to start!!!

Houx Annexe Roundabout on Friday night.

We saw a naked couple play fighting with a hose pipe, some German guys pulling a drunk along in an inflatable dinghy behind a Merc.

American Football match in Houx campsite again?

There is so much daft stuff going on it is untrue - makes it great fun though

[shnozz]

We got a few interesting looks when doing some rather rapid overtaking on the B roads. Particularly amusing was when half a dozen people queueing at a garage let Claire to the front to pay for her sandwich and she came out and jumped in the lotus as we exited the garage forecourt at full speed.

[shnozz]

car was suitably stickered up

[shnozz]

some videos in my profile from 2003 - 2005 Le Mans if you're bored!

[TimW]

cant wait till i can come one year. just always in the times of god dam exams!!! i wanna drive down aswell in me lil car.. lol

[remal]

i've been looking at the sticker your car up but don't know what to put on the Tiger.

Idea's?

and cheers about the outfits. May try something the same. just need to convince Kitt (other PH'er Tiger owner) coming along

[N17 TVR]

remal said:

and it seems you have to do something outrageous. but I may be wrong. what is the most acceptable and what is not?

Bestiality is generally acceptable, but Necrophilia is frowned upon in some campsites.

[remal]

[Seasider]

N17 TVR said:

Bestiality is generally acceptable

It wasn't on you expecting us to stop the convoy at every field you saw with livestock...

[Podie]

Seasider said:

N17 TVR said: Bestiality is generally acceptable It wasn't on you expecting us to stop the convoy at every field you saw with livestock...

No... not again...

[White_van_Man]

drive round houx annex roundabout with someone holding on to your roof bars!!

[//j17]

Actually using one of the French style toilets when there is no queue for the _real_ toilet next to it?

Driving back on Monday and expecting somewhere to be open that sells breakfast?

Staging sober?

[N17 TVR]

Seasider said:

N17 TVR said: Bestiality is generally acceptable It wasn't on you expecting us to stop the convoy at every field you saw with livestock...

A tad unfair, we only stopped twice for 2 particularly attractive Fresians.

The best thing about a Chimaera boot is the fact that there is plenty of space for yer wellies.

[DJFish]

heebeegeetee said:

You could watch the race - that seems to be a fairly outrageous thing to do, these days.

'Tis true, I'm just watching it now for the first time!
Bought the '05 dvd the other day, and post nightshift I'm unshaven, tired, smelly and tired, so pretty much in character!
Just need sunburn and a hangover and I could almost be there.

Was actually quite a good race looking back on it, must pay more attention next year.



>> Edited by DJFish on Tuesday 1st November 10:13