I never read anyone else's write-ups, but I expect you to read mine. After 40 years of hashing here are some insights, in random order. The 34 Pillars of Hashing 1. There's nothing like a hash gathering; I wont compare it to sex, but it lasts longer. 2. The height of bad manners is to have sex with a fellow [...]
A Nation Terrorized On April 21, 1934, the Daily Mail newspaper struck terror into the hearts of the British people when it published an awe-inspiring photograph of the Loch Ness Monster; a dinosaur-like beast that was rumored to have been lurking at the bottom a lake in Scotland called Loch Ness. The stunningly realistic photograph sparked widespread hysteria and a [...]
Once the Imperial hunting grounds of the Ming and Qing Emporers, Nanhaizi Park has finally achieved historical significance by being the site of the Hash House Harriers next excursion on April 6th. It is a bountiful ecosystem of Wetlands populated by Water Fowl, Peacocks and Deer. It is hoped that it can remain so after the introduction of a species [...]
Hey everyone, it's ya boy, Dionysus. I have been watching you hashers and decided it was time for me to get in on the action. I have learned that hashing is supposed to be "drinkers with a running problem." However, what I have observed here is "drinkers with a running problem" sans running. So, your friendly neighborhood wine god has [...]
On this year’s eve of Christmas Eve, we run in honor of pioneering railway engineer, and hero of Chinese modernization, Zhan Tianyou. “我国地大物博，而于一路之工，必须借重外人，引以为耻。” - 詹天佑 “Our country has vast territory and abundant resources, but we have to rely on foreigners to build a railway. That is shameful.” - Zhan Tianyou Father of Chinese Railways Between 1905 and 1909, Zhan built the first [...]