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SeanMacGabhann

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Nothing apologise for. . Twas time it was lounged anyway as the main event was over.


shame i missed keef today tho


on topic again. . I popped into the plough this afternoon and spoke to manager to apologise for our tardiness in leaving on fri. She was very good on the night and very good today. Said she enjoyed it and hoped we did too.


with the acoustic afternoons imminent im warming to the plough more and more

Mark

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good night had last Friday, sorry I didn't get to speak to more people.


I'm posting this tentatively on this thread to get some feedback before I announce properly:


The birthday's going to be on Friday 21st September (is that ok? There's nothing else happening that night is there?), and we need a venue. Does anyone know somewhere that can hold about 50 people? What about upstairs at the Magdela? I'm going to send out an email to the 1,423 registered users telling them about it so there may be a few more than 50 and I'd like to try and get some local companies to sponsor it (i.e. put some money behind the bar and buy a cake). Any thoughts, ideas and suggestions gratefully accepted.

AllyCat

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Hello all... just wanted to say it was my 1st outing to the EDF drinks on Friday night - and I was tad nervous about meeting you - however my fears were unfounded as I thought you were all lovely! Thanks for making me feel welcome - I had a really great evening :))

Have marked the 21 Septemeber in my diary - and look forward to seeing you there again - if not before!

PS The Jerk Chicken Cook Of in Horniman Gardens yesterday - if you missed it - you missed out - Deeee-licious!

mockney piers

mockney piers

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Glad you enjoyed. It was a lovely evening, and like everyone it was just a pity i couldn't talk to everyone (too much time poking my camera in people's faces).


ps, AllyCat, just checked out that thread, it must have dropped off my radar. How did you get on with the new telly? Did the stress of it cause biscuit overload?

MadWorld74

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Sorry I wasn't there. Trying to lay off the booze and I knew if I popped in for a 'cola' I'd be hammered and waking up on the floor of my lounge the next day; as I pretty much was the last time I went to EDF drinks.


The pics are fab Mockers.


There's always another forum drinks, I'll make it up next time with Mr MW74 in toe (after cunningly tricking him first, of course) B)

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