Berkshire Hash House Harriers 

Run Number:

1212 11/02/01

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Venue:

The Redan Wokingham

Email – iceman@bhhh.freeserve.co.uk

Hares:

Dumper, Nutcracker and Potty

Transvestites, Woofters, Old Slappers and Ladies of the Hash

Dumper Nutcracker Potty Hashgate Motormouth 2Bob Puddleduck Baldrick Rosemary Anne and Kundun the dog Hamlet Fukawe C5 Sue5 DK Paella Buffalo Ms. Whiplash Eth Salome Lemming Mother Theresa Chopstix Spex Tweenie Harimau(he said it means ‘Tiger!’. I reckon it probably means ‘Hamster!’) Dribbler and Paddy the dog Lonely LeVoisin Septic BoPeep NoNooky GBH CircuitBreaker Ladyshave RedCock Zebedee Florence Tastewort Cloggs Chuck

The Valentine Red Dress Run

Now I’m like your average bloke. Show me legs in a pair of stockings with a hint of suspender and phwoar! I’m a very happy fellow. Unfortunately, one of the first (of many) horrendous sights I espied on Sunday was Lemming – wearing a short dress along with black stockings and suspenders. The sight was so gut-wrenchingly appalling I nearly ralphed on Paddy the dog and it’s seriously affected my penchant for ladies in hosiery. Almost as bad as this was the sight of Lonely (sans Beaver; no doubt the poor dog was too embarrassed to accompany him) in a wig that had obviously been taken off a body found in the river some time ago and a floral mini-dress beneath which sat some sort of thermal ladies vest stuffed with a couple of tennis balls. C5 floated about like a duchess, in severe hat and chenille boa. LeVoisin affected (and I use the term meaningfully) a very red, very smart, long coat dress set off superbly by a matching scarlet hat. He looked like a transvestite cardinal. 2Bob and Puddleduck had been assisted in their preparations by 2Bob’s little girl and her rouge application technique obviously consisted of filling two pompoms and whacking them on her dad’s cheeks. It made his face look like a smacked arse. Motormouth (with great strength of character for a nine year old) happily wore his sister’s old party dress; frilling at the neck and sleeves and a dainty petticoat beneath (bet he wouldn’t have worn it round Reading). Hamlet appeared like some awful transexual tart, in a wig to match Lonely’s and mouth smeared in dayglo lipstick. For myself, an 80’s jacket, lightly rouched at the back, and a rather fetching mini skirt completed my ensemble and it seemed to meet the approval of certain lady members of the Hash…

I must mention Rosemary, Anne and dog Kundun (where on earth did he get that name?). Both ladies had gone out of their way to dress up, using much netting, Christmas decorations and fishnet tights. But pride of place went to Kundun, proudly wearing a superb red hooped T-shirt on his golden labrador body with lovely frilly netting at the back. Paella swanned about looking like a slim Debbie Harry. Fukawe looked very fanciable (pardon me, Hamlet) in short red skirt and red fishnets and visitor Lofty (lady scribe with Guildford Hash) did a very passable naughty schoolgirl in gingham dress and red stockings (much nicer to look at than Lemming). Then Dumper appeared in a full velvet ballgown and it was definitely time for the On Out.

Wokingham had obviously not been warned about what was coming their way. As we minced, flounced and dallied about the streets people’s expressions ranged from delight to slack-jawed disbelief. It was noticeable that certain older folk, out for their weekly Sunday drive, either studiously avoided looking in our direction (despite their car being surrounded by gay bevies of Hashers) or stared blankly, thoughts dwelling only on the next snort of Sanatogen and a quick rub with the Ibuprofen. But they were in the minority. Most people, including the football match subs and spectators gave us huge grins and the odd wolf whistle. A built-up area is definitely the best venue for a Red Dress Run. We took to the streets, enjoying Dumper’s tiniest bar check ever and I watched the expression on an Alfa driver’s face as he stopped to let us cross and Lemming blew him a kiss! I noticed Florence had appeared as a hand reached out and pinched my bottom (the first of many!). "There’s nothing to pinch." She wailed. I explained that, during running, I have buns of steel but that later, when relaxing, she might find better purchase. She seemed satisfied with this. Then Zebedee turned up. Oh dear! His ancient, black Scarlet O’Hara wig had been replaced by a Ziggy Stardust special (or, as someone remarked, Aladdin Sane), stunning mini-dress ‘neath which loosely flapped his red, elephant’s trunk thong. It’s amazing how fast a knee injury can heal when confronted by a bank manager in a frock and I sped from the scene, plimsolls smoking like a drag car at Santa Pod.

The rarely seen these days Tweenie informed me there was "apparently" a false where he should have been checking and we all trolled back over the railway, through the ten pin bowling car park and on to the regroup, outside Burger King where we all adjusted our frills and furbelows (is it rude to say that?) and frightened passing motorists. Buffalo, DK, Paella and Spex saddened us all by taking the opportunity to stretch what is left of their withered frames against a barrier. It was a bit like watching wet pyjamas on a washing line flapping in the breeze.

Dumper wafted up in his ball gown, beauty and the beast all rolled into one, and told us of the short and the not so long trails from this point. In a bid to stick together and not get duffed over by the Wokingham chapter of the local Woofter Bashing Society we all pranced off on the ‘not so long’. We actually managed to get off road and onto some fearsome shiggy after crossing a field where the horses wisely stayed put in the opposite corner as the gaggle of trannies and weirdos minced stickily across. Near here Spex took a look at my miniskirt and noted, "That’s a little one." Well it was a fairly cold day. Mind you, later in the pub she very kindly made up for her cutting remark by running her hand up my leg – the minx! The rest of the trail took us back into town, where we caught up with Nutcracker marking floury directional arrows and wearing a very strange dress open to the waist. To our chagrin, she was also wearing running gear underneath. We soon caught up with Dribbler and Paddy and ‘ere long we were back in the car park. This was a finely laid trail, not too challenging and just right for the event. Many thanks to Dumper, Nutcracker and Potty.

…and in the pub

The looks on the faces of the Sunday lunchtime regulars was a joy to behold. They all thought it hugely amusing as our assorted crowd of slappers, vamps and….delightful lady Hashers surrounded them. Although there was a blank-faced couple sitting next to the fire who seemed to be hoping the ground would open and swallow them! The soup and organic bread was a great idea and the beer was excellent – after they had changed the barrel. I thoroughly enjoyed the aprés Hash as many of the ladies present were obviously impressed by the quality of my Benetton miniskirt and eagerly stroked, pinched and caressed the material. Ladies, I will be happy to model the garment any time you like…. On On. Hashgate.

Down Downs

Name

Reason

Style points

Harimau ("The Tiger!")

A newcomer who didn’t know it was the Red Dress Run

Slow but sure

TasteWort

A Guildford Hash visiting tart

Smooth downage

LeVoisin

Best Dress Award

Perfect toping

Cloggs

The Pilchard Shopping Award

Declined the pilchards – surprisingly!

BoPeep

The Lemming Wig Award

Super supping and was fitted with a mini toupée during the Down

Lonely

The Big Boob Award

Usual excellent sup

Rosemary

The Ann Summers 69 Award - A wind-up blowjob model.

Ditto

Mother Theresa

2Bob and Your Anybody’s Award for being an old dog fancied by Lemming

A bit of a wimp out – well, it wasn’t in a bowl on the floor

Paella

The Colour Toner Cartridge Award to get some colour in yer life

Very fine with no spillage – she’s colourful enough for me!

Dumper, Potty Nutcracker

The Hares

Fine, studied drinking by all three

Potty

The GBH Cup for stunning nipples.

Poked down some of that awful lychee spirit and tomato juice. Well done!!

Up and Coming

Run Number

Date

Grid Reference

Venue

Hares

1214

25/02/01

695772

The Pack Saddle, Chazey Heath

Bomber, JB

1215

04/03/01

513697

The Spotted Dog, Cold Ash

Nutty & Potty