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Why were you taking photos of all those chavs, anyway?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jack
But seriously, all the best with this, and don't call me too early or I'll hang up on the lot of ya. Also, I can't afford to go to anywhere further than Glasgow for meetups in the next few months or so, so I won't be going.
EDIT: And Psy, I'm pretty sure the most 'international' meetup so far was in Scotland, with people from England, the Netherlands, NZ and Scotland going to that one. So ner!
Just out of curiosity, is there going to be a Glasgow meet up anytime soon? Because I live there now so any meet-up in Glasgow would be really easy (and cheap :p ) for me.
I totally agree!! Sounds like it's going to be fun!Quote:
FACTS:
-It's on April the 15th. (I'm agreeing for you) This is a Saturday. As for the college thing, it is indeed Half Term for most colleges (Because it's on Easter Weekend)
-It is in Birmingham.
-Under 16 yr olds need permission. This is because you're still young and not yet legal to look after yourselves. i knwo you probably can but there you go.
-Because of it's sucess last time, we'll probably hook up at Birmingham New Street station. However, to avoid trouble, it might be better to meet up in the mall that is next to it. This is just a idea folks...
ok, questions!!
Are people going to PM either you (Jack) or boris if they wanna go so you can make a list of all over and under 16's?
Are we going to stay in a hotel for the night?
uuuurrmm...think thats it....
Kagga:love:
PM either of us, we can sort it out between us :)
Hotel idea shall be discussed once we know whos coming and how many are over 18 :) And if people want to.
I for one don't mind too much about staying in a hotel or not. :) It all depends if we decided to go out drinking again :P
That sounds like an awesome idea. :D I hope you guys have lots of fun.
That wasn't a meetup. That was "Sweaty BoB has his sweaty pals over for a good hard sweating!" You didn't even make a thread asking people to come! If you had, I totally would've come, and so would everyone else. Damned elitist.Quote:
Originally Posted by Loony BoB
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All of this sounds good to me. If there's any chance that I can make it to Birmingham, I will. If not, I'll be sure to organise something in the capital in six months' time. :)
Exactly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Psychotic
Oh, you'd feel threatened by my manliness? Don't worry, it's personality that counts. :)
...oh, wait. Scratch that. Worry.
Nah, worrying would be something someone with personality does. :p
I am from South Wales and I shall UNITE WITH YOU! Not sure if me and Lasuria can make it, but would like to.Quote:
Originally Posted by Psychotic
My parents don't even know I chat on this site, and I highly doubt they'd let me go to Britain, unless one of them came with me. When I have time or patience (around winter break), I'll try to persuade them.
I really wanna go, but how much is it gonna cost to get to Birmingham? I haven't been up that way for a few years, if anyone can tell me how much it'll cost from London, then I'll know if I can make it or not.
According to nationalrail.co.uk, a saver return from London to Birmingham is £36.20, although apparently a single could cost as little as £10, but I don't really understand all these different ticket options, so sorry if I'm wrong.