Rollapaluza, London messenger culture extravaganza, featuring roller racing, messenger bands and art, 2pm - 2am 7th February 2004, Area 10, Eagle Wharf, Peckham High Street, London SE15 (behind Peckham Library, enter from Boathouse Walk or Peckham Square - check the map at londonmessengers.orgindex.htmlOpen ↗). This event is a fundraiser for the London Bicycle Messenger Association
£5 to enter race, spectators donation.
schedule of racing and bands 200pm start of qualifiers; each rider will be allowed one attempt. 715pm end of qualifying top 24 male and top 6 female qualify for Finals 715pm The William Wallace Experience 755 pm repechage round: next 32 male and 8 female ride off knockout style for remaining 8 and 2 places in Finals - please note that knockout rounds will controlled by our Celebrity Starter Rob Jeffries, former South East Counties Roller Race Champion 855pm: Hoover Pitman 935pm Male Finals 1st round: 16 head to head, leg to leg, knockout races. Winners advance to Round 2 1020pm Throw Bricks at Coppers: 1100pm Male Finals 2nd round: 8 races 1125pm Supertrix 1205am male & female Quarter Final 4 races 1220am Earwicker 100am male and female Semi Final 10 mins 110am male and female Final of Finals (includes 3rd place ride-off) 5 mins 115am Jame Coburn Band 200am prize presentation. DJs all day and all night extra special events: Ojay's Wizard of Wheel, Bicycle Jousting food and drink available, event supported by Mosquito and Brixton Cycles ---- The London Bicycle Messenger Association londonmessengers.orglondonmessengers.orgOpen ↗ The LBMA email list: dccourier.comlbmaOpen ↗
Rollapaluza, London messenger culture extravaganza, featuring roller racing, messenger bands and art, 2pm - 2am 7th February 2004, Area 10, Eagle Wharf, Peckham High Street, London SE15 (behind Peckham Library, enter from Boathouse Walk or Peckham Square - check the map at londonmessengers.orgindex.htmlOpen ↗). This event is a fundraiser for the London Bicycle Messenger Association
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Quoted message said:
1020pm Throw Bricks at Coppers:
Is this kind of thing really likely to improve people's impression of the London messenger community? Even assuming that it's a joke, it's in extremely poor taste.
Of course, if you want to be lumped in with all the other idiots who have nothing better to do with their lives than throw bricks at whichever authority figure happens to be passing then you're doing a great job.
Is this kind of thing really likely to improve people's impression of the London messenger community? Even assuming that it's a joke, it's in extremely poor taste.
Of course, if you want to be lumped in with all the other idiots who have nothing better to do with their lives than throw bricks at whichever authority figure happens to be passing then you're doing a great job.
Phil ***********
Phil is, of course right. I am very sorry for any offence caused to Phil, or anyone else, and I am happy to report that TBaC are no longer on the bill.
