| Author | Message |
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| Robb | Post subject: Re: Right to Play | |
| Posts: 113 |
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 | I'm not sure how far the 'I'm naked under my clothes' ploy will go whenit comes to calenders. |
Posted:
Sat 19th Apr, 2008
10:40am |
| Ben | Post subject: Re: Right to Play | |
| Posts: 543 |
|
 | Just so people know who we're up against, some of the other pages will be from:
Rugby (Womens); Warwick Golf; Athletics & CC Club; Swimming and Water Polo; Lacrosse; Lifesaving; Thai Boxing; Weight Training Club; Rugby (Womens); us; and Football (Mens).
We need more ideas for the photo guys. |
Posted:
Sat 19th Apr, 2008
12:33pm |
| Athrun | Post subject: Re: Right to Play | |
| Posts: 116 |
|
 | How about there is a line of guys all holding a pair of paddles each. Each person has the paddle positioned to cover the guy on their right's crotch.
And no I don't know how the person on the far left is going to limit their exposure... |
Posted:
Sat 19th Apr, 2008
3:00pm |
| Emma | Post subject: Re: Right to Play | |
| Posts: 116 |
|
 | Im not sure if Ive thought this one through but....
rather than do the general "posing with a paddle" job, couldnt we do a "packing up for a weekend away" scene, only we'd be naked. We could have a few cars with people putting boats on roofs, packing up throw lines, ba's, decks and balls, all of which would be placed in a strategic manner, covering ourselves up to the extent that we wish...
The other idea could be to do an "American beauty" style photo, semi submerged in equipment...(and I mean polo/canoe equipment, not 'personal' equipment)...lol |
Posted:
Sat 19th Apr, 2008
3:07pm |
| Dick Johnson | Post subject: Re: Right to Play | |
| Posts: 879 |
|
 | The first one sounds pretty good.
My vulgar and unimaginative suggestion with input from Frenchy (Note men with helmets mysteriously suspended at crotch level: |
Posted:
Sun 20th Apr, 2008
12:26pm |
| Rich (Einstein) | Post subject: Re: Right to Play | |
| Posts: 335 |
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 | hah warwick golf... naked thatll be horrible, not that obese weightlifters will be any better |
Posted:
Sun 20th Apr, 2008
1:16pm |
| Iain | Post subject: Re: Right to Play | |
| Posts: 676 |
|
 | oh, why not:
though i'm not sure we need such a structured layout, surely nonchalènt around the pool (ideally when it's closed) would be fine.
personally, my palm throwbag seems to do the job (it's one with an adjustable elastic closing mechanism: and i could offer one lucky lady the chance to have the rest of the line coiled around their shoulders, so that the loops fall around chest height? |
Posted:
Mon 21st Apr, 2008
8:48am |
| Rich (Einstein) | Post subject: Re: Right to Play | |
| Posts: 335 |
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| sorry, you want to coil your line around someones chest... modest |
Posted:
Mon 21st Apr, 2008
10:48am |
| Nicky | Post subject: Re: Right to Play | |
| Posts: 404 |
|
 | dont know if this has been raised, but if we wanted to do it off location, why cant we take the photo, there are club members with decent enough camaras, then we could have a manly backdrop and show up all the other clubs with their sports fields! |
Posted:
Mon 21st Apr, 2008
12:21pm |
| Athrun | Post subject: Re: Right to Play | |
| Posts: 116 |
|
 | Tbh, it should be on location. Being on the river is the best thing about kayaking - a pool session wouldn't do it justice... |
Posted:
Mon 21st Apr, 2008
12:33pm |
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