Marshals stickers

AndyMil · 5 Apr 2005, 18:38 (Ref:1271112)

I know I sent a lot of stickers out last year, but now its the new season I thought I would remind people that they are still available.8" long and about 1" high, £1 each and 50p p+p. PM me or I am at Oulton on the 9th and 24th of April and Blyton on the 17th(hopefully)(look for the blue Punto with Sparco sunstrip)

"MARSHALS DO IT IN ORANGE"

Hepatic · 5 Apr 2005, 18:42 (Ref:1271118)

well worth it, jazzed up my 106 a treat! i'll post a piccie of the stickers "in action" when i get round to taking one....!

AndyMil · 5 Apr 2005, 18:51 (Ref:1271131)

Thanks for the advertising, I should see you on saturday, make yourself known, its my first time at Oulton.

**Woolley** · 5 Apr 2005, 23:07 (Ref:1271331)

My wife's put mine somewhere safe... When I find them I'll stick them on. Will look lovely against the dark blue.

Seriously, they are very good quality, as far as I remember!

bluebeard · 6 Apr 2005, 11:45 (Ref:1271620)

Andy, welcome to oulton next saturday excellent meeting in prospect, have sent you PM

H

danccooke · 6 Apr 2005, 14:31 (Ref:1271752)

having sold a car on with one on the back, and have still seen it about with the sticker on (nice of them i thought) and having joined the caravan fraternity i need to make sure that people realise that we have a caravan for motorsport reasons and not just a happy bunch of caravaners. please see pm requesting another 2

Hepatic · 16 Apr 2005, 15:46 (Ref:1279677)

Sorry for the delay, but i'm lazy like that...

Close Up and Full Back of Car

Great stickers! Next time you're at Oulton i'll have to make sure i'm there earlier so i don't have to rush through sign-on and miss you...

Mark Mitchell · 16 Apr 2005, 17:13 (Ref:1279707)

Can't see Silverstone Marshals flocking to buy them though!!

chezza · 16 Apr 2005, 18:41 (Ref:1279741)

Erm no...we don't all do it in orange! They do look good though!

**Stephen Green** · 17 Apr 2005, 06:52 (Ref:1280019)

But Silverstone marshals DO have orange in their overalls too, just not all over

Mark Mitchell · 17 Apr 2005, 10:49 (Ref:1280215)

So, a minor modification to a batch of stickers is required.......ADD the words "SILVERSTONE" and BLACK &" and they'll be happy.

Gawd knows what'll happen once the rescue guys want one!!

AndyMil · 17 Apr 2005, 19:00 (Ref:1280590)

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Originally Posted by Mark Mitchell

So, a minor modification to a batch of stickers is required.......ADD the words "SILVERSTONE" and BLACK &" and they'll be happy.

Gawd knows what'll happen once the rescue guys want one!!

Shall I just get a load of letters done and send them out in colourful kit form??

Dave Brand · 17 Apr 2005, 20:23 (Ref:1280648)

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Originally Posted by AndyMil

Shall I just get a load of letters done and send them out in colourful kit form??

Just put every conceivable colour on the stickers & supply a roll of duct tape with every one so the purchaser can cover up the ones which aren't relevant....

....or maybe not!

The Fat Clerk · 20 Apr 2005, 12:51 (Ref:1282958)

Hey, it disproves the popular misconception that Marshals or even Marshalls haven't got a lot up top!

Dave Brand · 20 Apr 2005, 12:58 (Ref:1282964)

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Originally Posted by The Fat Clerk

Hey, it disproves the popular misconception that Marshals or even Marshalls haven't got a lot up top!

Some of us try to live up to that stereotype!

What's that flashing blue light? Oh no, it's the thread police!

Stuart Hill · 18 Apr 2005, 19:20 (Ref:1281521)

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Originally Posted by AndyMil

Shall I just get a load of letters done and send them out in colourful kit form??

Only if you are assuming that Marshals can spell!! (how many of us have seen overalls or patches etc with MARSHALL written on them?).

**Woolley** · 17 Apr 2005, 13:20 (Ref:1280361)

"Red and yellow and pink and green, orange and purple and blue..."

The Fat Clerk · 17 Apr 2005, 19:26 (Ref:1280603)

Us Silverstone Marshals have had both sew on & metal badges over the years, who remembers "I'm a B.O.B and proud of it" followed up a year later by " I'm a F.B and proud of it"? the F.B meanig a plump person!
I've got the "M.I.B 1999" sewn onto one of my sets of overalls I still wear.
Other badges I can remember from the past are "G.I.T.S" Gurston Incident Team, & Brands Hatch Heros Club. I'm also proud to have been a founding member of the T.S.D.C in 1988 - The Thruxton Serious Drinkers Club, for which T shirts were produced.
There must be some more...................

Mark Mitchell · 17 Apr 2005, 19:34 (Ref:1280606)

Donington F.A.R.T.'s

alfa_centuri · 18 Apr 2005, 16:42 (Ref:1281404)

Hey a bit of topic but does anyone know who i can ask for a couple of BMMC stickers to adhere to the doors of my Landrover?? it needs to be known to the marshal world

**Stephen Green** · 19 Apr 2005, 07:00 (Ref:1281832)

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Originally Posted by alfa_centuri

Hey a bit of topic but does anyone know who i can ask for a couple of BMMC stickers to adhere to the doors of my Landrover?? it needs to be known to the marshal world

Indeed I do. Send a PM to Eric Riddler wh will be able to help. If you need his contact details outside of ten-tenths then go to our website www.marshals.co.uk and look for National Regalia Officer.

danccooke · 19 Apr 2005, 23:33 (Ref:1282596)

always loving to be devils advocate, but if you look in the dictionary Marshall is an alternative spelling for Marshal. so not essentially incorrect, but hey i am just being iritating now.
according to the old saying "what you don't know can't hurt you" i know some people who must be almost invincible

Dave Brand · 20 Apr 2005, 07:07 (Ref:1282706)

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Originally Posted by danccooke

but if you look in the dictionary Marshall is an alternative spelling for Marshal.

Being really pedantic, older editions of the Concise Oxford Dictionary gave 'marshall' as an alternative spelling for the verb, not for the noun. The latest, eleventh edition, does not. Webster's International doesn't mention the 'll' version.

danccooke · 20 Apr 2005, 08:19 (Ref:1282744)

alternativly you could look at it in the "transitive verb form" not at the bottom of this copy and paste, that there is marshaling as well. Think we should stop now we have drifted a little off topic,

(you will notice also that this has nothing to do with what we do, but i just wanted to be facetious)

Main Entry: marshal
Variant: also marshall
Function: transitive verb
Inflected Forms: -shaled also -shalled; -shal·ing also -shal·ling
: to fix the order of (assets) with respect to liability or availability for payment of obligations; also : to fix the order of (as liens or remedies) with respect to priority against a debtor's assets —see also MARSHALING

Source: Merriam-Webster's Dictionary, © 1996 Merriam-Webster, Inc.

Dave Brand · 20 Apr 2005, 08:36 (Ref:1282760)

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Originally Posted by danccooke

Think we should stop now we have drifted a little off topic,

Thread drift is a good thing - it stimulates discussion!

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