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Ant wrote:

Beardy wrote:I won't be at this one I'm afraid...but I'm looking forward to the next one already!!!

Traitor.

Seconded, and the same goes for you, Nik! You have something to make up for come Doomsday!

Beardy wrote:I won't be at this one I'm afraid...but I'm looking forward to the next one already!!!

You're no fun any more...

Curses! Due to a booking foul up, I've been "up graded (sic)" to the Bedford just down the road. I wouldn't mind, but I booked at the start of March, buggrit, buggrem...

Tomo wrote:Curses! Due to a booking foul up, I've been "up graded (sic)" to the Bedford just down the road. I wouldn't mind, but I booked at the start of March, buggrit, buggrem...

Uh oh..!

Quite expensive for non members, maybe another time

Karma wrote:Quite expensive for non members, maybe another time

On the contrary, worth every penny!

I only became a member for this event and paid full price for the last two I went too, money well spent!

I think it's well worth it at full price. The real benefits are intangible, but they involve ideas, easy access to thinkers, and interesting new friendships. There are also a lot of offers to be had. Free, never-to-be-released lecture notes by Luke Jermay? Yes please!

They are fantastic days ... and not be be missed.

Unless, like me, you can't get down for one (damn and blast)

Tomo wrote:I think it's well worth it at full price. The real benefits are intangible, but they involve ideas, easy access to thinkers, and interesting new friendships. There are also a lot of offers to be had. Free, never-to-be-released lecture notes by Luke Jermay? Yes please!

Also how many lectures lead to you brainstorming in the pub with the lecturers afterwards?

Ant wrote:

Tomo wrote:I think it's well worth it at full price. The real benefits are intangible, but they involve ideas, easy access to thinkers, and interesting new friendships. There are also a lot of offers to be had. Free, never-to-be-released lecture notes by Luke Jermay? Yes please!

Also how many lectures lead to you brainstorming in the pub with the lecturers afterwards?

That's very true. The lecturers come to the pub and stay until the bitter end. A couple of years ago, we were out with Banachek until 1am. Ditto Lennart Green, Luke Jermay, Ian Rowland, etc. etc.etc.

Once again thoroughly entertaining, with excellent lectures. Loved the ParaLabs stuff from Thomas and Rainer, the peek Bob uses in sneek thief is brilliant, the insight from Madelon, the unexpected lecture from Luke and the truly exceptional high energy delivery of Scott made for a truly excellent day. As always the after lecture events in the bar did not disappoint either, hypnosis, suggestion, bizarrism, drawing duplications and Tom laying on the floor, all followed up with some dancing to Iain and Neil's tunage - excellent!

Rainer performing "sponge balls" and "disappearing/reappearing salt" in the pub though was by far the highlight!

Ant wrote:
Rainer performing "sponge balls" and "disappearing/reappearing salt" in the pub though was by far the highlight!

Blast it, I thought the highlight of the whole event was me busting a few moves on the dancefloor to "the Snake" by Al Wilson!

Sounds like it well really well guys. I was lecturing at another convention other wise I would of been there.

Hate missing these, always a great weekend.

themagicwand wrote:

Ant wrote:
Rainer performing "sponge balls" and "disappearing/reappearing salt" in the pub though was by far the highlight!

Blast it, I thought the highlight of the whole event was me busting a few moves on the dancefloor to "the Snake" by Al Wilson!

I have to second this; Voodini can bust some serious moves!

Admittedly, your "Robot" was quite impressive Paul!