Monster Weekend Raffle - Billy 'the whizz' Baxter

Hi All

Al at Ducati UK has donated some prizes for our monster weekender.

Please see photos below of the lovely garments they have sent.

I have 5 prizes - 3 tops and 2 signed posters

The tickets will cost £1 each or a strip for a fiver (thats what ruth said anyway - a fiver to see Ruth strip isn't a bad price is it?)

Anyway I'll be bringing the prizes to the weekender and hope you will dig deep to help the Vista Charity and Blind Billy do his lap of Donnighton on the Ducati Monster

Wow - they look really great! - well done you, and well done to Ducati UK too!

xxx

Originally Posted by Julie

a fiver to see Ruth strip isn't a bad price is it?

A bargain!

Good blagging Jue! They look like top prizes.

cool stuff well done Julie
oh and thanks to DucatiUK

[Zimbo]

Originally Posted by Julie

- a fiver to see Ruth strip isn't a bad price is it?)

Who do I give my fiver to???

Nice one, and nice to get behind such a great cause.

[bigredduke]

[QUOTE=Julie;206882]
The tickets will cost £1 each or a strip for a fiver (thats what ruth said anyway - a fiver to see Ruth strip isn't a bad price is it?)

Anyway I'll be bringing the prizes to the weekender and hope you will dig deep to help the Vista Charity and Blind Billy do his lap of Donnighton on the Ducati Monster
QUOTE]

Do we get both of you for a tenner?

Well done Julie that stuff looks great
top job
you can put me down for some tickets

gully

[Zimbo]

Originally Posted by bigredduke

Do we get both of you for a tenner?

I think we should be able to negotiate a quantity discount on that one, say eight quid???

What a clever little sausage.....

I will help you extract cash from peoples wallets at weekender too.....apparently I am an expert at it.

Well done on the blag, I'll definately have some - hope the gear is extra large!

[gary tompkins]

Nice one Joo

What does Ducati Potere mean?

Potere
In the present indicative tense, potere means "to be able to" or "can." For example:

posso uscire? (May I go out?)
Posso suonare il trombone. I can (am able to) play the trombone.

In the present perfect tense, potere means "to be able to, to succeed":

Ho potuto spedire il pacco. (I was able to mail the package.)
Non sono potuti venire pi˜ presto. (They could not come earlier, but they tried.)

In the conditional tenses (condizionale presente and condizionale passato), this verb may be translated as "could," "would be able to," "could have," or "could have been able to":

Potrei arrivare alle tre. (I was able to arrive at three o'clock; I would be able to arrive at three o'clock.)
Avrei potuto farlo facilmente. (I could have done it easily; I would have been able to do it easily.)

Glad to be of help - although I am still none the wiser

We can't make the weekender this year can we still buy tickets and where/who do we send money too?

I'll PM you my details and then PM you your raffel numbers and draw raffel at the weekender - is taht ok?

Please note - I will be drawing the raffle after the sunday lunch and bringing the prizes to the lunch as some people head straight home after.

See you later safe riding