Memo to Youse
You know those people last night? How you politely asked the name of their blog and promptly forgot it? Fear not.
Disambiguation Blog -- Glen
Papertrap -- Mark
Spleenie's Rant -- Spleenie
Bloggachops -- Vi
James O'Brien -- James
Exploded Library -- Morgan
The Other Andrew -- Andrew
For Battle! -- harry, Coz (Cozalcotal), Rob (Anti Ob), Amanda
Flop Eared Mule -- Amanda
Disambiguation Blog -- Glen
Papertrap -- Mark
Spleenie's Rant -- Spleenie
Bloggachops -- Vi
James O'Brien -- James
Exploded Library -- Morgan
The Other Andrew -- Andrew
For Battle! -- harry, Coz (Cozalcotal), Rob (Anti Ob), Amanda
Flop Eared Mule -- Amanda
posted by Amanda at 6:18 AM
18 Comments:
Thanks! I posted an entry this morning about the meet-up, complete with a couple of pics. I had a really fun time last night, it was nice to meet everyone.
Yeah too rite. Let's ave a look at these sites then.
Ergh. I spewed twice at work today. Hooray! And unloaded wine bottles etc like a zombie.
Damn you all. And damn Amanda especially for dialling a mystery number on her phone and then handing it to me, such that I _had_ to run outside and leave a loud embarrassing message on someone's voicemail specifically to be pointlessly annoying.
I admire TOA's patience with us drunken louts.
But good fun none the less.
Next time I suggest a bigger table, and less beer.
And I checked my voicemail before going to work this morning and I thought "Who's this drunken dickh... oh, it's me."
Hahahhahahha! On both the spewing and the voicemail. I'm glad that little joke came off, now I won't make you reimburse me for all the other stupid drunken phone calls you made on my phone.
To people sitting two feet away.
Harry, you could thank me for my patience with you while you are sober as well... ::waiting::
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Sorry, am I meant to be testing your patience *now*?
Oh...'thanking'.
Gotcha.
Dear The Other Andrew,
I would like to formally thank you for all your patience over the years that you have extended towards me irrespective of what state I was in. You are indeed a man of much patience and other virtues including good hair and being a smart-arse.
regards,
harry
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