It’s Tougher than You Think

Already it seems like a very long time ago, but in fact just last weekend, prior to the start of the Singapore Grand Prix we were Tremayning.

The goal with this particular challenge was to rant in a needlessly angry way about some mundane subject or other, whilst dressed completely in black. As we did with the Champagne Challenge, for convenience and posterity here are all the entrants, arranged from best to worst as decreed by Christine.

Scott

The winning Tremaynism was Scott, who had the difficult task of going first. His rant involved the rather peculiar decision by Bridgestone to run their option tyres with a pink stripe during a recent test.

A worthy F1 winner.

Alex

The sentiment within Alex’s rant is probably something that will remain with us forever, after the man picked the FIA’s recent bizarre attitude to penalising certain drivers as his rant of choice.

Best quote of the year.

Shaun

Shaun took Tramayning to a whole new level when he broke free of the Formula 1 shackles and laid waste to the UK’s traffic problems. He may have inadvertently found a solution to the problem of the Trulli-train while he was at it.

Don’t drive angry.

Me

My own attempt was nothing less than shameful, given ranting about inane subjects is what I’ve spent the best part of two years doing. I did make an effort with a black t-shirt in the hope that no-one else would and that would save me.

That’s the lot. Interestingly no entrants from the female Sidepodcast fraternity in this instance. I can only assume that wearing black and moaning about trivial things is something that men do best?

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4 Responses

  1. October 5th, 2008 at 8:17 pmScott Woodwiss (Franck FTW! XD) said:

    :D

  2. October 6th, 2008 at 12:26 pmScott Woodwiss (Franck FTW! XD) said:

    I love the fact you’ve left the laughs in. Makes it all the more better :D

  3. October 6th, 2008 at 3:02 pmKris said:

    These were all shorter than I was expecting… If someone had persuaded me to leave my dignity in the other room and left me alone with a microphone to do this, I’d have gone on and on and done the subject (no idea what it’d be) to death

    Actually… Who cares if my dignity is in the other room? This looks like great fun! Maybe I’ll find something to do it on for my own, private, tirading pleasure.

  4. October 7th, 2008 at 6:51 amAlex Andronov said:

    I think in reality mine just wasn’t quite mundane enough!

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