[F] Oxford, the meet strikes back.....
Stewart Tolhurst
for his B'day meet :( I have aggreed to arrange a "proper"
one. (The whole thing kinda appeared out of an ICQ chat
where MEG wanted to talk to people without any delay :) )
Anyway - I am currently suggesting either the w/end of the
22rd/23th/24th Jan or the 5th/6th/7th Feb. (The SO is
probably moving away the last w/end in Jan :( ). I would
think that the Saturday would be best and I will probably
follow the general format of the last Oxford meet (2pm
lunchy type thing followed by a 7pm evening type thingy).
Comments, suggestions etc etc etc.
Stewart
John Barberio
> Anyway - I am currently suggesting either the w/end of the
> 22rd/23th/24th Jan or the 5th/6th/7th Feb. (The SO is
> probably moving away the last w/end in Jan :( ). I would
> think that the Saturday would be best and I will probably
> follow the general format of the last Oxford meet (2pm
> lunchy type thing followed by a 7pm evening type thingy).
>
> Comments, suggestions etc etc etc.
Ok, if you want them.
A 2pm meet is a bit early for most people. Perhapse just the 7pm
evening type thingy ?
- J
Añejo
<365ed...@glitch.nildram.co.uk>...
Stewart Tolhurst <97344209...@brookes.ac.uk> came up with:
: Anyway - I am currently suggesting either the w/end of the
: 22rd/23th/24th Jan or the 5th/6th/7th Feb. (The SO is
: probably moving away the last w/end in Jan :( ). I would
: think that the Saturday would be best and I will probably
: follow the general format of the last Oxford meet (2pm
: lunchy type thing followed by a 7pm evening type thingy).
> Any of those dates should be ok for me :)
I probably won't be able to make the January one (I'm in Miami/Cayman
Islands - anyone up for a meet?<g>) but the February is fine for me.
And I like the sound of the lunchy one beforehand. It was very good fun
last time.
Añejo
Glenn Andrews
> Anyway - I am currently suggesting either the w/end of the
> 22rd/23th/24th Jan or the 5th/6th/7th Feb. (The SO is
> probably moving away the last w/end in Jan :( ). I would
> think that the Saturday would be best and I will probably
> follow the general format of the last Oxford meet (2pm
> lunchy type thing followed by a 7pm evening type thingy).
24th is my birthday, so hopefully I'll be enjoying it somewhere. The
weekend after sounds great.
Any crash-space going?
Regards,
Glenn.
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Stewart Tolhurst
Ańejo wrote in message <01be1a46$984f0160$250110ac@rev008>...
>Chris Horry <lo...@the.sig.invalid> wrote in article
><365ed...@glitch.nildram.co.uk>...
>Stewart Tolhurst <97344209...@brookes.ac.uk> came up with:
>I probably won't be able to make the January one (I'm in
Miami/Cayman
>Islands - anyone up for a meet?<g>) but the February is fine for
me.
We *really* wanted to know that you are going to be spending the
coldest month of the year on an exotic island - Cheers Ańejo!!
>And I like the sound of the lunchy one beforehand. It was very
good fun
>last time.
I means that people who can't make it to the evening can come. I
thought it worked quite well last time.
Stewart
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Stewart Tolhurst
Glenn Andrews wrote in message ...<snip>
>24th is my birthday, so hopefully I'll be enjoying it somewhere.
The
>weekend after sounds great.
OK it looks like the w/end of the 6th Feb is favourite.
>Any crash-space going?
I have room for 2 - 4 people depending on how friendly they are.
There is possibly room for more depending on what the SO is
doing.......
Stewart
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Rudewind-Rustling B.F.,B.Am.Ta. D.C.M (Unseen) The Order of Midnight
wisdom:
Greetings Chris Horry
>: And I like the sound of the lunchy one beforehand. It was very good fun
>: last time.
>
>AOL to that, very nice meal too IIRC :) It also means that more people can attend
Like me :)
Someone explain why I'm gonna go to the Oxford meet when I live in
Essex? And "your stupid/daft,etc" is not a good enough answer - I've
already come to that conclusion myself.
Rudewind-Rustling B.F.,B.Am.Ta. D.C.M (Unseen) The Order of Midnight,
rudewind...@jm-crowther.co.uk
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More commonly known as Chris Crowther
or "Why do you always wear black?"
Rudewind-Rustling B.F.,B.Am.Ta. D.C.M (Unseen) The Order of Midnight
wisdom:
Greetings Chris Horry
>Just make sure you actually turn up this time Chris *g,d&r* :)
*rasp*[1]
And after I put the auto-url topic back on CommBot at your request as
well.
[1] No, not thing from wood-work class - the sound often used to
accompany gestures[2] in Carry On films.
[2] And might well have done in this case.
Rudewind-Rustling B.F.,B.Am.Ta. D.C.M (Unseen) The Order of Midnight,
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More commonly known as Chris Crowther, _Shad0w_
Rudewind-Rustling B.F.,B.Am.Ta. D.C.M (Unseen) The Order of Midnight
wisdom:
Greetings Chris Horry
>Well, this is true and we thank you for it. But! you still failed to
>turn up for the last Oxford meet! :)
Only because you were late and I have no idea of my way around
Oxford![1] :p
[1] It did make for a fun couple of hours wandering around though.
Rudewind-Rustling B.F.,B.Am.Ta. D.C.M (Unseen) The Order of Midnight
wisdom:
Greetings Chris Horry
>In other worsd you lost your map :) *g* -runs-
*throws a
100mbps-network-card-that-Chris(2)-can't-get-to-work-so-ya-boo*
what map?
Rudewind-Rustling B.F.,B.Am.Ta. D.C.M (Unseen) The Order of Midnight
wisdom:
Greetings Chris Horry
>As a matter of fact... :) I got it working, pesky hub wasn't wired
>up properly *grr*
heh - and who's fault was that?
>: what map?
>
>The one on Stewarts Web page!
Oh, you mean the one I never printed out?
in...@fdhoekstra.nl
>
> Rudewind-Rustling B.F.,B.Am.Ta. D.C.M (Unseen) The Order of Midnight <rudewind...@jm-crowther.co.uk> came up with:
> : On 30 Nov 1998 22:30:00 GMT, Chris Horry wispered these words of
> : wisdom:
>
> :>As a matter of fact... :) I got it working, pesky hub wasn't wired
> :>up properly *grr*
>
> : heh - and who's fault was that?
>
Well, that's your own fault then, isn't it, Bob?
Richard
Rudewind-Rustling B.F.,B.Am.Ta. D.C.M (Unseen) The Order of Midnight
wisdom:
Greetings Chris Horry
>: heh - and who's fault was that?
>
>*mumble*operationsinstalleditsotwasn'tmineiworkinsupport*mutter*
<toddler voice>
oooh - me is gonna tell John what you said....then he gonna beat you
up ;)
</toddler voice>
>That's the one.
Oh goode, glad we got that cleared up...not that I'd of needed a map
if you had turned up, because being a clever chappie you would have
known where you were going.
Stig M. Valstad
>: *throws a
>: 100mbps-network-card-that-Chris(2)-can't-get-to-work-so-ya-boo*
Chris is a system call?
Hmm, system call of nature? system call of the wild? system call
me dumbo? system call me whatever you want just don't call me
about your dumb windows questions? system call 829 F0 0F C7 C8
for a good time? I promise I'll system call you later?
I'm in a weird mood tonight^W.
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Rudewind-Rustling B.F.,B.Am.Ta. D.C.M (Unseen) The Order of Midnight
wisdom:
Greetings Chris Horry
>John didn't set it up :) Ha!
OK - so Adrian? Which whould be even worse :P
>: Oh goode, glad we got that cleared up...not that I'd of needed a map
>: if you had turned up, because being a clever chappie you would have
>: known where you were going.
>
>I did turn up!
Yes, but when - 3 - 4 hours late?
Meg, the Magpie
rudewind...@jm-crowther.co.uk (Rudewind-Rustling B.F.,B.Am.Ta.
D.C.M (Unseen) The Order of Midnight) said :
>On 1 Dec 1998 19:04:01 GMT, Chris Horry wispered these words of
>wisdom:
>
<snip much banter between the two of you>
Guys, not meaning to be rude or anything, but please, take it to
email.
Meg the (pedantic bloody netcop, yes I know) Magpie
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LoneWolf
M. Valstad) wrote on alt.fan.pratchett:
>>Rudewind-Rustling B.F.,B.Am.Ta. D.C.M (Unseen) The Order of Midnight wrote:
>>: *throws a
>>: 100mbps-network-card-that-Chris(2)-can't-get-to-work-so-ya-boo*
^^^^
<snip>
A whole 100 millibits-per-second?
Wow, I'm impressed :)
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