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Saturday, September 18, 2004 - Little Athens   

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Ah, the Olympics.  Despite being a few weeks later than the actual Olympics (our games somehow kept being delayed due to failed drug tests), our homage to those great athletes took place in Red Bank at Captain Fro Ranger and Shiggy Mama's house.  With Shiggy laying the family trail - actually, with Just Jack laying the family trial - and Fro laying the hash run, lots of people were able to have a good time.  In attendance was ReRun McNally, Thunder Pony, Hall Pass and if you can believe it, a virgin!  Just John came and joined the hash, with several others joining the family trail with Naked 4 Candy & Shiggy (Just Amy, another Just John, and someone from the FBI whose name is so top secret I can't remember).  Fro's original name for the run - Cardio Nightmare Hell - was replaced by the Olympic Committee, as being athletes, we should have been able to run the hills of Red Bank and the sustained straight-aways (what's that about?) with no problem.  During the run it was determined that the City of Red Bank must offer tax breaks to people if they have at least two dogs in their yard, as every house was basically a kennel.  The "half down" (the halfway point; luckily not in distance as the first half was super long) was at Holy Cross Bowler and Naked 4 Candy's place, where Miller High Life flowed (but TP didn't like).  All started after the break, and while the family trail went who-knows-where, the hashers were directed towards the Olympic Coliseum (the old Red Bank Middle School Track), where the Olympic rings on the ground in chalk signaled Just John (the hasher, not the family trailer) to open the bag he had been carrying the entire run.  Its contents?  A baton and a note, which explained the event: four person relay.  Unfortunately it was supposed to be a four person relay from six contestants, with the spare two having to take a shot of Jagermeister.  Unfortunately (fortunately?) there was just enough, so the relay was run and the hashers continued to their next stop as directed by the hare - Subway.  Of course, when four sweaty hashers arrive at Subway, the customers began to get a little nervous, hoping either we'd leave or that Jared mofo would come protect them.  The hashers did all but look in the bread and the peppers for clues: the bathrooms were checked, employees were asked, and the building was circled more times than a liquor store being cased for a robbery.  Finally (we're talking at least five full minutes later here, gang) Fro rolls up in the General Lee mini van and explains that as he was running (dreaming of 2008's Olympics, probably to be held in Brainerd) he realized we were too far to run all the way home, so he hightailed it home to pick up the van and rescue us.  Problem: the keys were locked in a part of the house that was keeping the animals (their 14 dogs and 37 cats) from getting out.  So Fro hopped on a bike, located Shiggy and the families on the family trail, got house keys from her, biked back home (another 3/4ths of a mile) to get the van and then rescue us.  Needless to say, Fro was pooped (and soaking wet with sweat).  Luckily a 55-gallon drum of chili was waiting for us back at the house, where refreshments, chips and fun was had around the fire whilst watching Tennessee pull one out of their ass at the last minute to win the UT/Florida game.  The circle was uneventful, as there were no namings or special runs, but the virgins were welcomed and we all hope they continue their relationship with ChooChooH3.