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Ticker
14:53 / 30.06.06
I'm going to be in the area of Ringwood New Forest Hampshire from July 28 (Friday) until July 30th (sunday) then in London on Monday the 31st.

Iffin' any folks are free on Monday in London on the 31st, I would be delighted to meet you, drink with you, and possibly laugh hysterically with you.
 
 
Goodness Gracious Meme
17:01 / 30.06.06
Yeah sure. A central London pub venue okay? Anyone think of one where we can sit outside if the weather's nice?
 
 
Goodness Gracious Meme
17:02 / 30.06.06
Oh duh. Misread the date. I'm going to be on holiday then, so afraid I'll miss you.
 
 
Ticker
18:34 / 30.06.06
Natural you'll be on holiday...sigh.

Ah well you'll just have to tell me when you're on my side of the ocean!
 
 
illmatic
18:54 / 30.06.06
Oh, XK, that was me posting above. GGM logout confusion!
 
 
Tryphena Absent
19:35 / 30.06.06
I'm not on holiday!
 
 
Mon Oncle Ignatius
00:20 / 01.07.06
I think I'll be around. Is the 31st a Thursday? hmmmm. Nope, a Monday. Might be possible then. Will give it a good go to be there.
 
 
Ticker
01:05 / 01.07.06
Illmatic, you're breaking my heart to pieces that you'll be on holiday! You'll have to designate a proxy.
 
 
Ticker
01:39 / 01.07.06
Anna, DDP, I'd be most honored to meet you.
 
 
STOATIE LIEKS CHOCOLATE MILK
05:01 / 01.07.06
I should be around aussi.
 
 
illmatic
07:55 / 01.07.06
Gypsy Lantern is my proxy. He'll be carrying a minature me, trapped in a bottle. I actually get back the next day.
 
 
Ticker
12:50 / 01.07.06
Illmatic: SO CLOSE, YET SO FAR!!!!!
(you realize it will be a terrible temptation to steal your homunculus so I might always have excellent company...)

Stoatish One: If you will be attending I shall bring you a crazed alpaca knitting experiment.
 
 
Smoothly
22:03 / 01.07.06
I think I'll be around for this. Mondays are generally good.

A central London pub venue okay? Anyone think of one where we can sit outside if the weather's nice?

If we're expecting a reasonable turn out, might I suggest The Green Man & French Horn? It's central and well placed for tubes, buses and trains; there is some scope for outdoor drinking and it's comfortably accommodated more than a dozen of us in the past.
It's also directly opposite The Salisbury which has more outdoor seating if that becomes a bigger priority than indoor space.
 
 
Seth
04:48 / 02.07.06
I live in Southampton, which is a mere stones throw from Ringwood. I can't make the London meet, but let me know if you've got time to meet up in Hampshire.
 
 
Ticker
11:20 / 02.07.06
Seth I would love to meet you in the wee town of Burley if that is possible as I will be without a vehicle. Tiny teenie barbemeet of two!
 
 
sleazenation
13:26 / 02.07.06
I will be free again by then, so yes I'll probably be able to pop down...
 
 
Quantum
18:55 / 02.07.06
How about drinks in the Plough that Monday evening, the 31st?
 
 
Ticker
19:15 / 02.07.06
Quantum, that suggestion reeks of fabulosity!

OH, I COULD GIVE YOU SUCH A SQUEEZE!!!!
 
 
STOATIE LIEKS CHOCOLATE MILK
01:14 / 03.07.06
Yeah, that Monday's doable.
 
 
Bastard Tweed
04:12 / 03.07.06
Erm, hello all.

For those that do remember my somewhat sporadic posting favourably, I'm also going to be in the UK that month (the whole month actually). I hope you wouldn't mind too terribly if I horned in as it were.

I know I have not presented as vibrantly comprehensible a personality as most on this board but I've long wanted to meet a few of you in meatspace where I'm generally a much more lucid and enjoyable person anyway. Never could quite get the hang of how communication works here which is why I fall back on lurking so often.

Exhortations to piss off are welcome and readily anticipated.
 
 
Seth
07:41 / 03.07.06
Burley sounds good. When are you free to meet up?
 
 
Our Lady Has Left the Building
09:42 / 03.07.06
Oh please not Covent Garden, it's a place only for tourists to go and there's no good reason why honest Londoners such as we should go there.

What's the pub we sometimes go to round the corner from London Bridge? The bar is packed but at least we can sit outside on the kerb.
 
 
ghadis
10:26 / 03.07.06
I'll be up for this. The Plough sounds mighty fine to me.
 
 
ghadis
10:30 / 03.07.06
Thats The George, Lady. Also a good choice.

I think the Plough was suggested as it's close to Atlantis and the BM and has all sorts of cool history for the visiting Temple type.
 
 
Gypsy Lantern
15:01 / 04.07.06
The Plough or the George sound good. If the weather is nice, then definitely The George as open air drinking space beats occult history hands down in my book. Also, The George itself has some interesting occult history to it... Or if it hasn't, I could easily just make something up and XK would be none the wiser. I hear John Dee used to drop by the George for a swift half on a friday night before conjuring Enochian Angels. He really liked the beer garden as well.
 
 
illmatic
15:55 / 04.07.06
The George could in fact be the venue for making occult history. Or yet another case of too much Stella and drunken freeform sparring... oh wait, I won't be there. I'm sure you can find someone else, Gypsy.
 
 
Quantum
10:28 / 05.07.06
Let's decide closer to the time when we know the weather. Oh BTW the George was in fact named after George Morrison and I heard it's built on an old Templar's tomb and is actually a docking station for the five dimensional squids designed by Imhotep himself as a favour for the freemasons, so it's a fine alternate.
 
 
Mon Oncle Ignatius
17:49 / 05.07.06
Here's a handy identifying pub sign for the George:

 
 
Ticker
18:37 / 05.07.06
wait, I may have been there during an Uncon...
 
 
trouser the trouserian
09:27 / 07.07.06
Word has it that Crowley was barred from teh George for excessive farting at the bar and for playing "freckles" in the back room with Mathers & the gang. Will do my best to make it.
 
 
Whisky Priestess
12:22 / 07.07.06
Depending on where xk's staying, what about the Abbey Tavern in Kentish Town? Nice drinks, food, lots of space and a lovely large pub garden and terrace for good weather.
 
 
Ticker
15:06 / 07.07.06
my london couch location is "a mile from wimbledon station".

I think it's like a mail drop, I'm not supposed to know the details until I get there.
 
 
Whisky Priestess
15:54 / 07.07.06
Oh Christ, Wimbledon's deep South of the river - might be a bugger for you to come too far into the centre.

A pub near Waterloo would almost certainly be the best one for you, as there are direct trains from Wimbledon. Anyone know a good one?
 
 
Regrettable Juvenilia
16:05 / 07.07.06
If the weather's good, then outside the NFT Film Cafe is always very... atmospheric. Good for feeling "I'm in London!"
 
 
Ticker
17:39 / 07.07.06
Well in truth I'm ending up South of the river but starting at the British Museum. (doesn't everyone?)

I'm taking a bus in from New Forest Monday AM into London probably take my ass to the BM and stagger around looking at the lovelies then stagger off to find you lovelies.

My gentle hosts will probably come collect my bad self from where ever or make me take a cab to them. I suspect they'll want to come join in the festive what-have-yous to meet your fine selves....

Honestly I have Monday the 31st to do whatever I wish in London and mostly I wish to spend time with you, dear Barbelith. So feel free to make suggestions.
 
  

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