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| Newer page: | version 8 | Last edited on Wednesday, October 23, 2002 4:39:04 pm | by CraigMckenna | Revert |
| Older page: | version 7 | Last edited on Wednesday, October 23, 2002 2:28:28 pm | by CraigBox | Revert |
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-Every Wednesday, around 12:30pm, a bunch of geeks (normally MatthewBrowne, PerryLorier, JonPurvis, DanielLawson, JamieCurtis, CraigBox, MattCairns, and Mr & Mrs MatthiasDallmeier, often supported by [borland], JamesSpooner, MattBrown, GerardSharp, DavidMiller, etc) meet in town and go to lunch at the Downtown Plaza foodcourt.
+Every Wednesday, around 12:30pm, a bunch of geeks (normally MatthewBrowne, PerryLorier, JonPurvis, DanielLawson, JamieCurtis, CraigBox, MattCairns, CraigMckenna
and Mr & Mrs MatthiasDallmeier, often supported by [borland], JamesSpooner, MattBrown, GerardSharp, DavidMiller, etc) meet in town and go to lunch at the Downtown Plaza foodcourt.
KyleCarter turns up occasionally when he is able, alas those in the WorkForce sometimes are unable to come due to other commitments.
We then wait till we find a free table (sometimes up to 6 are required); pull them together (much to the dismay of the staff) and sit and eat our lunch on them. This is really hard to do during the SchoolHolidays.
-This is normally followed by a dessert shout - the basic rule being that if you accept of a shout, then you're expected to one day provide your own. Shouts normally
cost $12-$15.
+This is normally followed by a dessert shout - the basic rule being that if you accept of a shout, then you're expected to one day provide your own. Shouts used to
cost about
$12-$15, now they are more like $18-$22 (unless you pick a day when the uni crew have meetings)
Sometimes some LazyStudents miss these, because of their birthright to sleep until midday.
