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you should of said hello Tony. the coach i took, called in to luton, and heathrow. It would probably of been the best way to get to the airport. there were loads of spaces.

A.N.T, Dale, I would have said Hello, but the problem is you don'k know who is who. A friend of mine told me to say hello to Chris Beard, but I didn't find out who he was until he was gone! It's always the way. Next time.
Freddie, you will have the report some time tomorrow. I thought of doing it tonight, but I had two long gigs today, and I am just chilling out. It's a lazy night with a good malt.

i dont like Corona, and the sound of conveyor belts, and glass bottles.

daleshrimpton wrote:i dont like Corona, and the sound of conveyor belts, and glass bottles.

But did you like your kebab?

Oh yes. more importantly, it liked me. It was Very tasty.

Name badges next time?

Barry

magicofthemind wrote:Name badges next time?

Barry

Yes, sorry. We normally do...mea culpa!

It was another good day. I really wish I could have stayed on a bit afterwards, but with the Tubes acting up again, and stuff to do when I got home, I had to head straight back to the station. Tony, on most weekends half the London Underground lines don't run during the day. I assume you were the gentleman at the back of the room, but I didn't get a chance to say hello.

I think I will have to bite the bullet and stay overnight following the April event.

Luke was the highlight everyone was expecting (and such an obliging guy too; I am sure plenty of people took him up on his kind offer), but I thought Derek's lecture was highly entertaining, bearing in mind it was on a subject that didn't particularly appeal to me. Robert suffered from the "lecture curse" though; if something is going to go wrong, it will go wrong in front of magicians. He had some great ideas.

Nice to meet you at long last, A_n_t. Todd, Barry, Dale, Beardy, Iain (in case he's lurking!) and Mr Grue - a pleasure as always.

i recommend the place where i stayed. 3 minutes walking distance to the Priory... and easy staggering distance from the pub afterwards.