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Barry R

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Feb 21, 1999, 3:00:00 AM2/21/99
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OK, the official meet report for Cambridge goes like this...

Attendees:
Jennie Lees, Carly, C Cooke, Maurice Barnes, Leo (of course), Gid,
Suzi, Big Jules, Melusine, Rand, Peter Ellis, Megamole, Tim Hunt,
Helen Highwater, Jonathan Ellis, Ailbhe, Adrian, Lottie, LNR,
Pthomas, RJK, Barry R.

Report:

First to arrive at the pub were Jennie, Carly, Charles Cooke, and
YHN, who proceeded to commandeer the usual corner of the pub. Some
people ordered drinks immediately, and whilst they were getting
comfortable they were joined by Maurice, who also ordered a drink,
as well as some food. (At this point some other people thought hard
about doing the same, as the smell of the food was very tempting.)
Topics of discussion so far had ranged from "where do we sit?" to
what do we drink?"

Leo arrived next, and was followed in quick succession by Gid, Suzi,

Big Jules and Rand. Now topics stretched to include "Red Dwarf VIII"

and how nice the Bananananana Toffee flavoured White chocolate was,
to "CC, where did you get that 99% chocolate from?", "oo, flakes!",
and "what shall we drink?"

Hugs were given and received, and chocolate was eaten (the bar of
banoffee flavour disappeared particularly fast...), drinks appeared
and discussion resumed. Red Dwarf VIII gained a bit of a foothold,
and the group briefly made a critical examination of the first
episode. The ensuing conclusion was that once again Red Dwarf was a
program that should not be missed.

Over the next 15 minutes more arrivals appeared, in the shape of
Lottie, Peter Ellis, (he of the ready wit and superlative haiku's),
Megamole, Peters brother Jonathan, Ailbhe, Adrian, and a #afp'er by
the name of Melusine.

More hugs were given and received, and more drinking happened.
Handcuffs were produced once again, and the first victims found
themselves wandering around, whilst being given strange looks by
some of the pubs other customers.

Melusine found a comfortable seat on Peter's knee, and Ailbhe and
Adrian again added to the World's *VOM* average. The 'cuffs were
used to terrorize Leo, and he was actually tricked into running away
from someone who didn't actually have the 'cuffs. Jonathan was then
cuffed to a decorative rail, and the key was kept in a safe place by
Melusine.

More arrivals appeared, including the famous Helen Highwater and Tim
Hunt, as well as Richard Kettlewell. Topics soon turned to a
rehearsal of the proposed CCDE flake eating contest, and the flake
bars were distributed by YHN, who somehow managed to end up with a
half a bar (I wonder how that happened). The other recipients were,
Suzi, Big Jules, Lottie, Ailbhe, and Melusine. First to perform was
Suzi, who gave a masterful performance, who was then followed by
BigJules, whose performance was also superb. Lottie made a token
effort, before just eating the flake and exclaiming "it's
chocolate!". Ailbhe's eating of her flake was seen to make several
men wince, and Melusine was distracted by someone else eating their
flake. So all in all, Maurice's flake went down well...

More drinks appeared, Leo and Gid didn't geek welsh, and Leo was on
the receiving end of some very hard questions like "what was the
rugby score today?" <G>

As the evening gave way to night, some people made their way home,
Helen and Tim needing to make the long drive to milton keynes, and
Mel and YHN needed to return to London. As I had to leave, I now
turn the reporting of subsequent events over to anyone who witnessed
them. (I understand that some people went to a curry house, and that
Leo has some more quotes to be added to the ones below)

And the first Ailbhe of the evening was made by Tim Hunt, at
19:52... well done that man. *applause*

Quote File:

Pardon me, I just need to Scratch. - C Cooke

Ooh, very Tiny. - C Cooke

You've got to show him yours. - Barry

I'm just scratching my shoulder, honest. - Gid

I feel like a very small ventriloquist with a very large dummy. -
Peter with an OSB sitting on his knees.

He really enjoys the cherry being stuck in him. - Big Jules

They're like 4 little Ailbhes jumping up and down. - Megamole
describing B*witched

If that doesn't come out, I'm going in. - Barry

They just don't get longer. - Gid

Too much desperation gets you nowhere. - Peter
How would you know? - Megamole
Experience! - Peter

It isn't hard now, but I have a feeling it'll get hard in a moment.
- Lottie

It's normal for geeks, it's very important to remember it's not
normal for the majority - Helen

They're not really sturdy enough for my purposes. - Melusine

It's tiny. - C Cooke (AFPGiant)
I'm very sorry to hear that. - Melusine

Because he gets it out more than once a month, unlike you. - Peter
to Megamole

DIE!!!! - Ailbhe to Jonathan

Irish Pronunciation Geeking - Ailbhe and Melusine
[well it makes a change from Welsh - ed]

Get it off - Peter to Suzi

Ah, if you're really good Suzi... - Megamole (unbuttoning shirt)
It's ok, he's wearing something under it. - Lottie

I don't have enough support. - Melusine
Do you need more from underneath? - Peter

Put it Away - Leo to Barry

With a tongue like that you're coming home with me - Melusine to
Barry

It's longer than it was last time. - LNR to Gid

Oi! get your hand off my nipple. - Melusine to Ailbhe

That knee is beginning to suffer from terminal shake. - Melusine

You think he minds about smut??? - Barry

I don't think I have a bike at the moment. - Peter

He could feel it coming... -C Cooke

Why are you doing that when you can pull out and dive in? - Melusine

Well, that's all.
It was a great meet, and very much enjoyed. I would like to
congratulate Leo on the marvellous work of arranging this meet,
which was a work of genius, considering it was done in absentia.

Well Done Leo

Barry R. B.F. The Official Sad Bastard

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Leo Barium

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Feb 21, 1999, 3:00:00 AM2/21/99
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A woman (well really Barry R <Ba...@swordsinger.freeserve.co.uk>) came

up to me and said:
>(I understand that some people went to a curry house, and that
>Leo has some more quotes to be added to the ones below)

I do indeedy. Not that many, but some more.

TTFN

Leo Barium


Ah! You *want* me to _post_ them? Okay, here they are:

'Has the plumbing been sorted in the downstairs loo?' - Suzi to Pthomas
(perhaps some explanation is needed here - PThomas' infamous downstairs
loo (as discussed at the Bath meet) flushes _hot_ water... this is
especially painful during meets, when the loo is in frequent use, and
severly overheats... apparantly particularly painful for females...)

'I can get it off easily - I've got small hands' - Peter (okay, he was
quoting a quote, but it's still worth writing up, purely as he said it)

'The really striking thing about Jon is how he can spread them' - Peter

'Thomas Pratchett has surpassed us all - Megamole

'Okay Suzi, how many fingers can you do it with?' - Jon

'Ah, Jon can't do it with his middle finger' - Peter

'I wish mine was that big' - Pthomas

As I left fairly soon after the OSB, and I believe a curry was on the
agenda, then perhaps there are more quotes from afterwards?

A good meet, if I may say so myself, and perhaps Ailbhe might accept my
apologies for my grotesque mis-pronounciations of her name...?

TTFN

Leo Barium
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Anthony Frost

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Feb 21, 1999, 3:00:00 AM2/21/99
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In message <MPG.113a3da0a...@news.lspace.org>
Ba...@swordsinger.freeserve.co.uk (Barry R) wrote:

> OK, the official meet report for Cambridge goes like this...

Ah, it was *yesterday*...

Flibble...

Anthony

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jester

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Feb 22, 1999, 3:00:00 AM2/22/99
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On Sun, 21 Feb 1999 15:58:59 -0000, Barry R wrote in message
<MPG.113a3da0a...@news.lspace.org>:

<hack>
>Handcuffs were produced once again

Well, seeing as it wasn't me this time, who provided them (enquiring
(OK, perverted 8-) minds want to know.
(what /have/ I started?)

>I feel like a very small ventriloquist with a very large dummy. -
>Peter with an OSB sitting on his knees.

But where was his hand?


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Suzi

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Feb 22, 1999, 3:00:00 AM2/22/99
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In article <36d5c118...@news.lspace.org>, jes...@innotts.co.uk
said...

[Snip]
Re: Handcuffs at the Cambridge meet


> Well, seeing as it wasn't me this time, who provided them (enquiring
> (OK, perverted 8-) minds want to know.
> (what /have/ I started?)

Which set... the ones Barry had or the ones Lottie gave Gid and me
<giggle>

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Barry R

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Feb 23, 1999, 3:00:00 AM2/23/99
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In article <MPG.113a3da0a...@news.lspace.org>,
Ba...@swordsinger.freeserve.co.uk says...

>OK, the official meet report for Cambridge goes like this...

and this...

For some reason people decided to put these quotes about ten pages
into the pad, So I have only just discovered them...

More Quotes

We're all going home to have mindblowing sex - Melusine
Who with? - Adrian

*VOM* - All

I'm 95% stright, and 100% desperate. - Megamole

They've already done it once this evening. - Jon (about Peter and
Melusine)

He's a good boy with his tongue. - Melusine

He just named me in the quotefile. I didn't want to be in the quote
file. - Thomas

I can't do it in hiking boots. - Melusine

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jester

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Feb 27, 1999, 3:00:00 AM2/27/99
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On Mon, 22 Feb 1999 23:20:42 -0000, Suzi wrote in message
<MPG.113bf4ae8e7d1e96989699@Hex>:

>In article <36d5c118...@news.lspace.org>, jes...@innotts.co.uk
>said...
>
>[Snip]
>Re: Handcuffs at the Cambridge meet
>> Well, seeing as it wasn't me this time, who provided them (enquiring
>> (OK, perverted 8-) minds want to know.
>> (what /have/ I started?)
>
>Which set... the ones Barry had or the ones Lottie gave Gid and me
><giggle>

Yikes!
I see I'm going to have to do something *really* special for a future
meet then.
*evil grin*

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