As the people who actually do have time say Berlin is fine, plus Babe is booking his flights right now, I guess one could say "Alea iacta est".
Dates: July 14-20 (umm, whenever you want, basically)
Location: My place, address available on request by mail
Accomodation: If more than Hansi, Kris and Babe want to come, please bring some kind of mattress and sleeping bag with you.
Cultural programme: To be discussed
D2 playing: Possible, but not mandatory
Other games: I know that Kris and Hansi are quite fond of board and card games, and they have a huge stack of them at home, so we might be able to talk them into bringing some of them.
All the way through Germany for 29 Euro, but you can't change the chosen trains once you have booked. And you should book a week in advance if you want to actually have a chance to book the connections you want.
Gundemarie Scholz wrote: > As the people who actually do have time say Berlin is fine, plus Babe > is booking his flights right now, I guess one could say "Alea iacta > est".
As Martin Luther-King once said, "Some people look at things and say 'why?' I look at things that never were and say 'why not?'"...
> Dates: July 14-20 (umm, whenever you want, basically)
> Location: My place, address available on request by mail
request!
> Accomodation: If more than Hansi, Kris and Babe want to come, please > bring some kind of mattress and sleeping bag with you.
I can bring a sleeping bag, if needed!
> Cultural programme: To be discussed
A perfect opportunity for me to learn a bit of German ;)
> D2 playing: Possible, but not mandatory
Does that mean my laptop would be welcome?
> Other games: I know that Kris and Hansi are quite fond of board and > card games, and they have a huge stack of them at home, so we might be > able to talk them into bringing some of them.
> > As the people who actually do have time say Berlin is fine, plus Babe > > is booking his flights right now, I guess one could say "Alea iacta > > est".
> As Martin Luther-King once said, "Some people look at things and say > 'why?' I look at things that never were and say 'why not?'"...
I thought that was attributed to Robert F. Kennedy as quoted by his brother Edward at his eulogy.
Rhatt (I know Eddy said it, but who first said I dont recall)
>>>As the people who actually do have time say Berlin is fine, plus Babe >>>is booking his flights right now, I guess one could say "Alea iacta >>>est".
>>As Martin Luther-King once said, "Some people look at things and say >>'why?' I look at things that never were and say 'why not?'"...
> I thought that was attributed to Robert F. Kennedy as quoted by his brother > Edward at his eulogy.
> Rhatt > (I know Eddy said it, but who first said I dont recall)
Actually I learned this sentence by *turns ashamed mode on* listening to Michael Jackson's HIStory album, the worst of them all...
I only heard the speech, and always thought that was MLK... never checked, though.
> >>>As the people who actually do have time say Berlin is fine, plus Babe > >>>is booking his flights right now, I guess one could say "Alea iacta > >>>est".
> >>As Martin Luther-King once said, "Some people look at things and say > >>'why?' I look at things that never were and say 'why not?'"...
> > I thought that was attributed to Robert F. Kennedy as quoted by his brother > > Edward at his eulogy.
> > Rhatt > > (I know Eddy said it, but who first said I dont recall)
> Actually I learned this sentence by > *turns ashamed mode on* > listening to Michael Jackson's HIStory album, the worst of them all...
> I only heard the speech, and always thought that was MLK... never > checked, though.
> So you might pretty well be right on that
Ashamed mode?????? I should be ashamed. I was incorrect. This doesnt happen to me. Ever. I am always right, ask my friends, family co-workers.... It was John F Kennedy during his innaugural address that the quote is attributed to.
