Chaos in Germany. WB Meet & Greet. Oh, my word...

[Robby Amper]

We did it. We finally did it. We had the WB Meeting, and it was awesome! Today and over the next days we'll have some pictures in this thread. It was still hot like hell on a sunday, but we had a good time. Well... I had a good time. What the others think, they'll tell you personally

By the way - I had a chance to test Ben's whips. And I was surprised how good they turned out. Probably another whip maker. I mean - a good one...

Robby

[Rachel McCollough]

Very exciting! I look forward to seeing everyone's pictures!

Ben's work looks really great from the photos I've seen so...
Yehaw, Ben! Great work!

[Craig Frank]

Great to hear that everyone made it and is having fun. Looking forward to the pictures.

[Ralph Masemann]

Will,
I will post the first few pictures.
It was totally forbidden to make some pictures, but I made some snapshot secretly.





It was just a joke
We had a lot of fun and a great time! I only can show you some shots with my mobile phone. The really good pictures will come from Mario if he is at home and export the pictures and videos from his cams.

Here a link to my private Server with some pictures and little videos.
https://server.masemann.eu:443/photo/?t ... 2032303136

Best,
Ralph

[David Cross]

It sounds like a great time, all right.

Ben's work looks really good in the pictures, but the real test is in how they handle and it sounds like they passed. Congratulations, Ben!

[Ron May]

Ralph, thank you for sharing your photos and short videos.
Looks like Jessie has some pretty good form.
I am anxious to hear her side of the story.

Ron

[Ralph Masemann]

Tank you David and Ron.
Actually not all pictures on the server.
There are some more pictures in the uploading line. Every minute a further picture...

Ralph

[Rachel McCollough]

Oh wow look at all those whips and happy whip crackers
Thank you, Ralph, for sharing!!! Lots of fun had by all it seems!

[Jessie Edwards]

Today the first if the 3 Musketeers fly home. Robert leaves today. I'm sad. We have lived together for a week and it has been so fun. I have to say, I have worked and waited a whole year to be here and now it's almost over and I'm really sad. I don't feel like I've done enough or said enough or hugged enough.

[Ralph Masemann]

I will leave today, too.
It was a wonderful time!

Ralph

[Jessie Edwards]

You get hugs too. No worries . I'm like a curse

[Robby Amper]

The Meeting was very successful. The folks had a lot to learn and to practice. It was exhausting, but I think - I hope... - they learned something. And the people who stayed here (Jessie, Robert and Ralph) had more lessons yesterday and one more today. Robert and Jessie will probably tell you the story of "The Princess in the Garden". No kidding. Important lesson. But I leave it to them to explain about it.

Robby

[Sir Roger Tuson]

Wow! So happy that it all went so well. Looking forward to more pics too.

[Rachel McCollough]

Looking forward to hearing all the great stories! Wish we all could gather one day.

[Ron May]

No matter how fun a visit is the ruby slippers have to come out sooner or later.
Safe travels every one.

Ron

[David Cross]

That's the trouble with vacations: Eventually you have to go home again!

I'm glad everyone enjoyed themselves. Swift travel and safe journey to those who are on their way.

[Jessie Edwards]

The princess in the garden.

The thing is, Robby's teaching style is a mix if seriousness as well as silly. He says that the silly takes your mind off of the action of doing the thing right, therefore making it easier to do the crack. Today, after a frustrating afternoon in which Robby screamed at all of us until tears rolled down our cheeks, he suddenly screamed that we were a hopeless bunch of assholes and left. All we could do was cry. It really was such a trying day...

It wasn't long before there was a rustling in the long grass behind us and there cam Robby, wearing a pink tutu, bare chested, with glitter on his eyelids, suddenly transformed into a fairy, complete with wings, whip success pixi dust, and incredibly hairy legs. I was scared...it was awkward...

Then we all sobered up and agreed to never speak of it again. The end.

[Rachel McCollough]

He had pink glitter Crocs to match, Right???? Or at least silver...

Ha! I could see this, yep....

[David Cross]

>_>

See, now I can't figure out if you're joking or if this actually happened.

[Jessie Edwards]

Glitter crocs, of course