The meet last night went really well, if a little unfocused. As suggested by D’log, name tags or some sort of formal introductions would’ve been great as I still can’t associate blogs and names yet! Still, it’s all still in its early days and can only really get better! On to the next meet!
Now time to add all the feeds I can remember to Thunderbird. If any of you that were there last night could comment with your web address it’d be great!
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i was the drunk one, the ranty drunk one.
this morning i’m the embarrassed one
here i am
not sure the linked worked, did the html from memory. stupid brain.
my names the link anyway
Nice to meet you Antonio, you should (hopefully) recognise me from my Facebook profile pic as I added you yesterday, I do have less hair at the moment though. Appears we have a common friend as well, you know Helen Brown – We are both Witney-ites and I am good mates with her bro.
@Danny – The ranting was priceless, you were thoroughly entertaining! Remember, anything that is deemed geeky, jump on it, the system wants you to think it’s geeky!
jesus i said that didnt i? i said “the system” and referred to “they”
are we talking about THE Helen Brown, the one i live with? its a small world gentlemen
THE Helen Brown that you live with, who’s brother is friends with Kev and THE same Helen that was on Flying Start since September with me! Man, the world is way too small! I think I need a drink!
Incredible, speechless. Send Helen my love, followed by a good ol’ yoga nuggie.
Hmmm, you mentioned yoga: Were you taught by Robin Aurora by any chance? If so then something freaky’s going on! Or maybe I’m misinterpreting what a ‘yoga nuggie’ is!
Afraid not! Maybe I am showing my age now. Yoga nuggie is a fighting move by Dhalsim from Street Fighter II on the SNES where he grabs his opponent into a head lock and gives them a little tickle on the head.
I suspected that might be it. I’m old enough to remember Street Fighter the first time around