(quote)Originally posted by SHOES:
**Nice one Lumisa:) or anybody else of course...
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Originally posted by lumisa:
**7 pm gmt (of course!!!!) is perfect**
Oh no!! Please let it start a little later! I won't be able to make it that early. Pleeeeeeaaaaaaasssssssseeeee!!! And after all, we can sleep long on Monday, right?! At least the German players can. 9GMT would be quite late I admit, though I could handle that, but 7 is definitely too early. Maybe 8GMT (9UK,10Europe time) could be a compromise?
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anklebiter would have been hosting at least one a week, but...
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Originally posted by anklebiter:
**anklebiter would have been hosting at least one a week, but...**
Well actually, you even said you were going to host, if my memory serves me right. Does yours? - Hence one of the reasons I stopped (along with moving house recently) As of the weekend after next though I ought to be back on cable and be able to host again. If people want to, and you hadn't started yet - since you were so keen to do so. As I said then, it doesn't matter who hosts - it's easy to do, so people can host whenever they want one. Didn't see you offering to host this one?
You can see from the discussion going on here though that it needs a lot of discussion as to times for all us working folks to be able to join. I tend to be working 50+ hour weeks at the moment (discounting lunch - e.g. I was at work from 7am to 9:15pm yesterday), and I'm sure I'm not the only one who feels pressure from the economic times. Most of us I'd guess don't exactly have any tome free during the week if you consider commute times on either side of that plus possibly eating. It also adds up to make weekends precious - a time to catch up with friends rather than waste at the flickering (or not in my case, being an LCD) silver screen.
Oh, and there's always time spent trying to beta-test 1.0.3..
"I think there is a world market for maybe five computers"
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Originally posted by Crono:
-- snip --I started thinking about the "appreciation" that came last time and said screw it.
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I am the fox, my talk will thrill you, when you get to know me, my smile will chill you.
