That never stopped me from attending an Apolyton meeting.
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Dutch/Belgian Apolyton Meet: Amsterdam, 6 September 2003
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Indeed, it doesn't really matter if you know each other or not; it's fun either way
Nieuwmarkt sounds good, don't think I've been there before.
Latest version of 'the list'...
(All but) certain to come
Locutus
Zopperoni
panag
Tarquinius
Hueij
atawa
Trajanus
Might be coming
germanos
Major Guz
Bas
Provost Harrison
CapTVK
alva
Dry
Barley
Lucilla
(All but) certain NOT to come
BigFurryMonster
Mark123jansen
Maniac
S. Kroeze
Paul
pacman
DeepO
Ecthelion
Mercator
Boddington's
Franses
Unknown
Ribannah
Zaphod Beeblebrox
Panzer
Lemmy
Saint Marcus
Aidun
georges bonbon
CyberShy
(Anyone else who wants to come)Last edited by Locutus; August 25, 2003, 10:00.
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That time I'll be trembling just before getting my ass kicked at the examOriginally posted by Mercator
Nope... He just came back from vacation... He'll be having his exams right about then.
Right Heresson?
"I realise I hold the key to freedom,
I cannot let my life be ruled by threads" The Web Frogs
Middle East!
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I just noticed that I have another (non-Apolyton) meeting on September 6 (should have checked that earlier but I was so enthousiastic, sorry). That meeting lasts until 19.00 hours at the least so there is little chance that I am able to attend the Apolyton meeting. Perhaps if the Apolyton meeting is in the evening but even then.......Franses (like Ramses).
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Hueij, are you still coming to Lowlands? I just got bought my ticket (finally). Maybe we can meet.
Incidentally, that also reduced the chance of me showing up on the 6th of sept. to almost 0%...
A pity, because this seems to become the largest Dutch meet so far... Better luck next time.
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Yes, I'm going to Lowlands so I guess I owe you that beerOriginally posted by Mercator
Hueij, are you still coming to Lowlands? I just got bought my ticket (finally). Maybe we can meet.
Incidentally, that also reduced the chance of me showing up on the 6th of sept. to almost 0%...
A pity, because this seems to become the largest Dutch meet so far... Better luck next time.
Within weeks they'll be re-opening the shipyards
And notifying the next of kin
Once again...
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Sorry to hear you can't come, Bodds, Franses & Mercator
Hueij,
I'll PM everyone (or at least everyone who will/might be there) again once we have agreed on a time and exact location.
So, yes, it would be good to specify a more precise location. Zop, have you looked into this yet? The meet is less than 2 weeks away; it would be good to decide on this before the meet
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I tried to do some research myself but can't really find much that's located on the Nieuwmarkt itself (most of it is 'in the area of', but the Nieuwmark itself would be much easier to find for people not familiar in Amsterdam).
The only place I could find that is recommended (frequently!) is Cafe Cuba:
Situated on the open Nieuwmarkt square in the Red Light District, this is a popular place. Its decorated with all the Cuban references which creates a nice environment. They also serve Ernest Hemingways favourite cocktail "La Caprinha" which certainly spices things up. Theres quite alot of space here but it does fill up at weekends. All sorts of people seem to come here so its a good mixed crowd. 8/10
A little slice of Caribbean sunshine in the (just slightly) seedy Nieuwmarkt. Perhaps fittingly, Café Cuba has a 1950s feel: pictures of Papa Hemingway, peeling, wall-sized adverts for rum. But it’s not all a nostalgic peek back at the days when the country was America’s brothel: look, here’s a picture of Che! Hooray!
Anyway, it’s not politics, politics, politics that brings the people here, it’s cocktails, cocktails, cocktails (not that the two should be mutually exclusive, kids!). They make ‘em strong here, and sell them at prices reasonable enough to keep even the most strident soviet happy.
In the summer, you can sit outside in the acres of wicker-work chairs and tables. In the summer, you can sit outside in the acres of wicker-work chairs and tables. Everything they do is good, but certainly have a minty mojito or a margarita if you can. In fact, have them all! Work your way through the entire menu!
When you come to leave (if they can get you out, that is), you’ll think that the rainy Red Light District is downtown Havana.
Maybe Zop (or someone else) can come up with some alternatives, but failing that, this sounds good to me...
Last edited by Locutus; August 25, 2003, 16:21.
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Hueij, I PM'ed you!
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