A Conversation for The 9Th May 2009 "rebellian in a pint glass" International HooToo non-seasonal meet.

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Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~

sure - if there will ever be more than one applicant smiley - rofl

smiley - pirate


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Post 202

Hapi - Hippo #5

smiley - bigeyes absolutely .. no doubt .. several ..


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London Spring-Summer meet 2011- A79731967

OK. so you lot have settled on the George?: should I include about it on the main meet page?


Re:: Dress code.

I thought the dress-code of meets was fairly well established; Formal evening dress for everyone except the blokes who can wear ball-gowns if they so desire. Stockings, garters and suspender belts are recommended for all, plus of course there is a bilaw which prevents anyone entering London unless they're wearing a hat. Nudity is positively encouraged (so long as the hat wearing bi-law is adheared too).

Camosils and basques are at a wearers descretion, though useually compulsory for male formal wear. smiley - runsmiley - evilgrin


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dragonqueen - eternally free and forever untamed - insomniac extraordinaire - proprietrix of a bullwhip, badger button and (partly) of a thoroughly used sub with a purple collar. Matron of Honour.

Don't forget smiley - handcuffs.... smiley - evilgrin

smiley - dragon


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Malabarista - now with added pony

Will a medieval suspender belt do? (Ie hose and trewes. I thought it would fit nicely with the general trend toward cross-dressing.)

I might even still have my moustache somewhere smiley - run


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Santragenius V

smiley - musicalnote...just like my old Papasmiley - musicalnote


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Icy North



Yes, it's the George. The Friday Fringe isn't really a main event - it's just a place for anyone arriving on the Friday to gather in the evening, like zebras around a watering hole (see post 1).

It's a lovely, historic pub with plenty of seating (but accordingly popular). 5 minutes walk from London Bridge station. It serves bar food and real ale. No formal start times, but if anyone gets there early they can try to hog a corner (or a courtyard table if it's nice).

See you there! smiley - cheers


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Icy North

If you've not been to the George Inn before, then it's a little tricky to find. It's in an alleyway off the east side of Borough High Street, south of London Bridge Station.

This is as near as Google Street View goes. If you zoom in, I think it's the alleyway next to Lloyds Bank.

http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?hl=en&ie=UTF8&ll=51.504667,-0.089996&spn=0,359.99794&t=h&z=19&layer=c&cbll=51.504674,-0.09022&panoid=28swyieWlrCUTDEqz-FAwQ&cbp=12,198.8981118169205,,0,-2.0695813572933517


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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor

Roll on Friday!

smiley - magic


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Icy North

The weather's not looking too bad for Friday (and Saturday).


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Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~

can i blame 2legs for that as well?

smiley - pirate


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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor

Don't care about the weather! I'll be praying to the gods of the transport system to keep running/stay open/have room for a little onesmiley - zen

smiley - grovel


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A Super Furry Animal

As most of the available seating at The George is in the courtyard, weather may be a consideration.

At the moment the Beeb are forecasting light rain showers http://news.bbc.co.uk/weather/forecast/8 ...however, given their inability to forecast their way out of a wet paper bag*, I reckon it'll be warm and sunny.

RFsmiley - evilgrin

* I'm tracking the forecasts for the whole of May. So far they're not doing terribly well.


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Post 214

Malabarista - now with added pony

I'll bring a smiley - towel anyway smiley - winkeye


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Santragenius V

This one doesn't look too bad smiley - smiley

http://www.yr.no/place/United_Kingdom/England/London/weekend.html


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Malabarista - now with added pony

Ah, good idea, just look around till you find one you like smiley - winkeye


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Thatprat - With a new head/wall interface mechanism

RF,

"however, given their inability to forecast their way out of a wet paper bag"

Yes, but did they forecast the bag getting wet? smiley - winkeye


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Icy North



That's changed from yesterday's forecast. Maybe it will change again tomorrow. 'Bring a brolly' is the best advice, I reckon.

We've managed to get space inside the George the last 2 times. I'm confident we'll manage it again.


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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor

'Bring a brolly' smiley - yikes what - as well as all the smiley - gift and other stuff I'll be lugging around London?smiley - puff I'd rather get wetsmiley - nahnah


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Malabarista - now with added pony

They never work properly anyway!

My backpack has a rain cover, and I've got an anorak smiley - zen


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