Collective Noun

[Guest Ian Marr]

Not sure if we have all tackled this one before, but I for one would quite like to have a term for a collection of RHOCaR members.

 

Some thoughts mulling over in my head include;

 

A band of hoodies (as in Robin Hood and his band of merry men), or perhaps a;

 

- confusion (no explanation needed),

 

- barrel (we do like our biscuits)

 

- gaggle (sound of under bonnet chatter)

 

- huddle

 

- abrasion (could relate to injury or personality clashes!)

 

Anyway I look forward to some comments and suggestions

[Guest Chutney]

A bodgery- with 90-95% of hoods made from scrapped cars and bits of motorbike/lawn mowers/ b&q etc. I recon a bodgery is quite apt. For 100 or more it turns into the larger collective noun- bodgefication

[Guest sandy77uk]

A burn - self explanatory

[Peter Bell]

How about a Hoon of Hoodies?

[Guest snotfart]

a rattle ?

[Peter Bell]

Ok for Stewarts sake how about a shining?

[Longboarder]

A faff or a fiddle of hoodies.

 

Nigel

[Bob Tucker]

a "hammering" of hoodies....

[Guest Ian Marr]

a pondering

[Grim]

how can this not be a 'breakdown' of hoodies? I've never been on a club convoy run without a breakdown somewhere in the pack.

[Bob Tucker]

A confusion?

[Guest mower man]

A merry band of hoodies as the originals were surely mower man

[Guest Ian Marr]

A baffle

[Guest Ian Marr]

A clutch

[Redspec]

A slumber (after a good night at a show)