What would they do?

[grantwomack]

Of course I'd like it changed, I said that before. But wearing green/white isn't the end of the world for me, and it means I never have to worry about what I'll wear.
What...? Are you trying to wind me up?
I not biting!

Originally Posted by grantwomack

Are you trying to wind me up?
I not biting!

Who? Me? have some cake

[whisky]

Originally Posted by grantwomack

Because I'm interested to know if people would actually do anything about their grievances or if they just like whinging... This is just another suggestion, in the same way "Write a letter to AUK" is. AUK could probably care less and aren't GNAS anyway.

AUK aren't interested and just think it's men that whinge about the subject - I can tell you that. You'd be better off tossing the letter in the bin and save tha price of a stamp!

[whisky]

Originally Posted by clickerati

Pardon the female intrusion, but there are certain times of the month when no woman cares to wear white...

Is it when they are no longer archery virgins

[Cakemeister]

Originally Posted by Murray

Better to raise a motion to change the rules, then turn up in force at the AGM to vote for it.

Frankly though, the number of people who actually go to competitions is such a small minority of the overall membership that it would probably fall on deaf ears anyway.

Personally speaking though, I like the club tops idea, and I've no aversion to green or white trousers. What I REALLY have an issue with is giving judges the right to decide what IS and IS NOT dark green, although some people definitely take the p*** with the rules.

Tell me about it- I've been stopped & told my trousers weren't green enough before now. & the looks I get when I shoot in red..often from club members who have perfect GNAS green everything....

[Deadeye Doc]

Originally Posted by Cakemeister

Tell me about it- I've been stopped & told my trousers weren't green enough before now. & the looks I get when I shoot in red..often from club members who have perfect GNAS green everything....

Hey! How about those of the male persuasion, 15% of whom are colour blind?

[whisky]

Originally Posted by Deadeye Doc

Hey! How about those of the male persuasion, 15% of whom are colour blind?

Which is why the washing machine should be the preserve of women unless you want those GNAS pants to be a bland shade of grey

[Cakemeister]

Originally Posted by Deadeye Doc

Hey! How about those of the male persuasion, 15% of whom are colour blind?

They think they're all shooting in GNAS red

[Dave]

Originally Posted by whisky

Which is why the washing machine should be the preserve of women unless you want those GNAS pants to be a bland shade of grey

Sorry Whisky but I find that comment rather offensive - I've been quite capable of washing my own clothes and keeping them the right colour for about 23 years now.

[Ffish]

So bringing the topic back to it's start, what exactly IS the correct green to be wearing?
British racing green? Bottle green? Snooker table green? Kawasaki lime green?
I intend to get a pair of brewery workers trousers, which are officially classed as bottle green - are these acceptable?