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Thirsty clowning while the late Mike Gawthrop looks on - Circa late s. After much exhaustive research, an enormous investigative team has been able to lift the cloak, reach behind the curtain and bring to light what has been lost through the years of swill, smog and shiggy. The Philippines has a rich tradition in hashing with many, many kennels springing up hither and yon over the years but all of these kennels must give the credit of their origins to the first known kennel in the Philippines: The Manila Hash House Harriers. The M2H3 was the fourth known kennel to call the Philippines home. The Manila Men's has had many descendants. But than this is not a history of the Manila Men's is it? It was not until the ladies of Manila realized that they could have as much fun as the men that the Manila Mixed H3 was even a thought. Beginning December 31, , the Manila Hash House Harriettes now known simply as the Manila Harriettes started going off on their own on Monday evenings. You can read that history on the M1H1's current site. The ladies made a go of it but suffered hashus interuptus when Malcolm 'Thirsty Lamb-Butt' Lambert known now to his friends just as Thirsty decided that he would much prefer a second outing each week and rather than learn from others what his wife was doing while the men were at play he started the M2H3. The Harriettes were put on hiatus by unanimous decision sometime post after a little over or so trails as 'two nights out per week was just too much. On July 24, , I sat down with Thirsty and was able to convince him to share a bit about the early days of the M2H3. Of course this did not happen without a few cold ones so let me see if I can get it posted here amidst the fog. He explained that the ladies of Manila, in a fit of rage over their men's Monday night activities, started their own kennel and, like the men, also ran on Mondays. This was in or so. But according to Thirsty the ladies were often a bit nervous following trail into the depths of Manila. Their response was to ask a gentleman hasher to break trail with them. Although men occasionally gave in to the request to be a knight in shining armor, many men shunned the ladies' hash and would have nothing to do with it. Thirsty went on to say it was because of the Thursday iteration he eventually was named. Due to his constant announcements of the M2H3 regarding the up coming Thursday at the MH3, he started to be called 'Thursday' which eventually was mispronounced enough to 'Thirsty. We discussed some of the original Grandmasters or Mix Masters as originally called by the Mixed Hash and Thirsty recalled many by name but few by hash handle. Thirsty said in the early days they did not use many hash names but the ladies who came over had them and it eventually took hold. It was not until very recently that Thirsty tossed his collection of Hash Trashes. It's easier now, I just keep them on the hard drive. It was a popular thing to do and people were motivated. Traffic was different back then and it was far easier to get to trails and events. There were frequent weekend events including camping. Thirsty recalled traveling to the hot springs south of Manila in just an hour and a half without the new freeway. It was not unusual in those days to have thirty or forty hashers show up for trail and they never lacked hares or shenanigans. And like all hashes, even in the early days of the hash it had its drama. Some of the original pack from left:. Photo shamelessly pilfered from the MH3 Page. Some M2H3 Hashers of the 80s and 90s Even on trail!! As luck would have it, digital copies of a couple of Trail Trashes have reappeared after many years in storage thanks to Adrian 'Curls' Ogle giving us a glimpse into what the M2H3 was like in those early years. As you can see and inexplicably at the time of these prose , although the hash allegedly hosted its inaugural run in February , it appears it was not until October that it became a relatively regular thing. Mismanagement was made up of seven brave souls at the time and we must recognized 'Curls' as she used, that's right kids, a typewriter in the 80's to document the misadventures. A typewriter, you see, was a mechanical device in which paper was inserted and keys were then pushed, mechanically pressing letter to paper through an inked ribbon. It was noisy and had no apps. And how were these magical trashes duplicated? Well that is anyone's guess as I do not see monks listed as a position in the mismanagement during this era and even now a Xerox seems an unusual device in the Philippines only easily accessible inside foreign run offices or along the side walks of Kalayaan Avenue where the sari-sari owner will make you copies for about 15php each. It seems that since even its first year the M2H3 has been doing something interesting for Christmas. For those in the know, the World Interhash is held somewhere in the world every other year. It was first held in Hong Kong in and was attended by about hashers. In it was held in Bali, Indonesia and attended by around hashers the best attnded Interhash was reportedly in in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia with around in attendance. March 16 through March 18, the MH3 hosted and about hashers from around the world showed. Although it was the MH3 who were the official hosts, it would have been inappropriate if members from the M2H3 did not lend a hand, after all, many MH3 hashers were also members of the M2H3. As T-shirts had become a staple at the hash the M2H3 came up with a design to commemorate the festivities and their th trail which was held Thursday March 15, , the day before the official opening of the 7th Interhash. Occasionally, hares have provided shirts to commemorate special events. Whippy' Lovehagen a former Mixed Master to commemorate his departure to India in I did not arrive to join the M2H3 until My wife and I had been hashing in the United States and some other foreign lands for about 16 years and so we had learned to expect different cultures and traditions within the various kennels. To our delight, the M2H3 felt much like home. Although trails were not live, traffic was horrible and the pavement made our knees ache, our first experience was memorable. We arrived at the run site beneath the Mandaluyong Bridge after walking from the Ascott Hotel formerly the Oakwood and home to one of the Philippines military coup attempts where we met Thirsty standing alone beside his well worn black Isuzu pickup truck. He advised us the pack was already off and allowed us to stow our dry bag in his chariot. We had not been to Asia before and had only been in country a few days but found ourselves off on our own to find marks. We crossed into Mandaluyong and eventually caught up to Malcolm 'Long John' Pick who was ambling by himself up the old national railroad, now mostly covered by concrete and surrounded by row houses. I felt a sense of relief that I had actually seen a hasher as my wife and I swerved through the alleyways and among the children and adults all greeting us with the familiar, 'Hi Joe! You jogging Joe? Cold beer awaited as did a few familiar faces we had met during the previous days in my new job at the US Embassy. We sung a few songs, paid our penance as visitors and swung low before retiring to a local pub for a few beverages and some traditional Fil grub. The mismanagement remains steadfast in maintaining the traditions of the hash as we close in on trails. Sadly, the trail trashes have fallen by the wayside and the pack size has dwindled as the traffic worsens. But the digital age has made it easier to share our antics with the masses. As recently as a group of early Manila hashers met together in Italy. I am certain the tales that were told and boastings of those hashers' shenanigans from the beginning of this kennel to the end of the 20th century could have filled volumes. I will leave that up to Squatta to 'hash out. Addendum:On February 3,4 and 5, Twenty hashers met in Tarlac at the Voice of America radio station and after much shenanigans, two rounds of Yucca, a hundred pounds of meat and the destruction of three camp chairs, it was decided that the Manila traffic had finally beaten the mismanagement. As a concession and in the interest of saving the M2H3, the group collectively decided to change the M2H3 which had historically run on Thursdays to the first Saturday of each month. The enthusiasm was so great, nearly the entire hare calendar was filled right away. Like Thirsty, the hash has been good to me too. Manila Mixed H3 Anthem. FY Mismanagement. Have you got stories, photos or trail trashes from the early days of the M2H3? Let us know by emailing the hash. We would love to hear from you! ManilaMixedH3 gmail. Philippines Hash Genealogy. January 2, Trail Map. Keith Johnson's Blog about Hashing with honorable mention to Manila Search this site. Manila Mixed Hashtory. Photo courtesy of Jujo Conol. From the, very first check To the smog that makes your lungs wheeze! On-In, where we bitch about the trail! On-On, where we get to see who bailed! Report abuse. Google Sites. This site uses cookies from Google to deliver its services and to analyze traffic. Information about your use of this site is shared with Google. By using this site, you agree to its use of cookies. Learn more Got it.

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