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Author Topic: R3OK Christmas Meet Up?  (Read 4326 times)
strinasacchi
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« Reply #135 on: 12:07:38, 16-12-2007 »

I'm sorry I wasn't able to join (and meet!) you all on Friday.  Theoretically I was free, but had been travelling that day and in the end just didn't feel up to it.

Glad you all had a good time.  Eerie, glowing eyes are an indication of having a good time, yes?
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« Reply #136 on: 12:11:37, 16-12-2007 »


  Eerie, glowing eyes are an indication of having a good time, yes?


No, just an indication of far too long spent peering at monitor screens Roll Eyes
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« Reply #137 on: 13:32:40, 16-12-2007 »

On second thoughts, are you sure it's not a rehearsal shot from Reiner's new production of From the House of the Dead?

 Grin  Grin  Grin

I'm insisting on shaven heads in that as per Penal Colony rules... I am delighted to see that several of those gathered had made prior preparation, and appeared ready-shorn "on top" for the occasion!

Sorry I couldn't join you all - I was, err, "washing my hair" that evening  Wink

(we did manage a mini-r3ok-meeting at The Harlequin before Verdi's MACBETH at Sadler's Wells last Sat, however... attended by Il Grande Inquisitore, Ruth, and myself, with guest-of-honour Sveta Sozdateleva (Lady Macbeth) appearing for a pint of Guiness after the show too Smiley ).
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« Reply #138 on: 20:17:04, 16-12-2007 »

It was indeed freezing but all were doughty and withstanding withal -great to be there Cool. I wonder if a laid-back restaurant somewhere might work even better for the next?
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« Reply #139 on: 01:06:21, 17-12-2007 »

Good to meet people again.  Like Martle I find it easier to remember handles than names.

Rather surprised to be at all alive on Saturday, and went busking for a couple of hours to clear the head.  It was all going fine until several hundred santas appeared.  One of them gave me a sprout.

NB

(Woo-hoo!  Three stars!)
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« Reply #140 on: 01:23:40, 17-12-2007 »

It was all going fine until several hundred santas appeared.  One of them gave me a sprout.

Are you sure your head was clear?
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« Reply #141 on: 02:03:41, 17-12-2007 »

It was all going fine until several hundred santas appeared.  One of them gave me a sprout.

Are you sure your head was clear?

It`s a fair bet that one of the sprout bearing Santas wasn`t Mart. Lord knows what you were inbibing on Friday NB, but it appears to have great staying power!
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« Reply #142 on: 17:58:14, 17-12-2007 »



Richard, tinners (wearing a little more than just a t-shirt) and Don Basilio discuss important affairs of state and new directions in Rumanian opera production...
I wasn't aware of having been caught on camera, but if memory serves, we were at that very moment discussing the intersection of Christianity and Marxism. I kid you not.

And yes, I was (for once in my life) wearing more than just a T-shirt. Where does martle get these ideas from?
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« Reply #143 on: 00:27:36, 18-12-2007 »

I wasn't aware of having been caught on camera

Just the way we paparazzi like it. Smiley
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