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It's official. I'll be in London from May 3 until May 13. Who among the London posse will tip the glass with ol' darvlay? Perhaps you could all schedule another meat-up?

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Originally posted by darvlay
It's official. I'll be in London from May 3 until May 13. Who among the London posse will tip the glass with ol' darvlay? Perhaps you could all schedule another meat-up?
A meat-up? Lol.

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Originally posted by Nordlys
A meat-up? Lol.
That's right. Like a "meat market". Ever been to one of those?

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Vegetarians need not apply... 🙂

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edit: darv -

i seem to remember owing you a mojito.
i forget why.

maybe this is the time to claim it, in any case.

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Originally posted by darvlay
That's right. Like a "meat market". Ever been to one of those?
No. Sounds yucky.

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Originally posted by murrow
edit: darv -

i seem to remember owing you a mojito.
i forget why.

maybe this is the time to claim it, in any case.
It's probably because I beat you so many times... 😉

And that mojito better come with a cigar as well!

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Originally posted by darvlay
It's probably because I beat you so many times... 😉

And that mojito better come with a cigar as well!
i make it 3-3 plus a draw.
so i don't think it's that.

i may charge for cigars depending how much maple syrup you bring me.

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Originally posted by murrow
i may charge for cigars depending how much maple syrup you bring me.
I'll bring you one toque full.

No more, no less.

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Originally posted by darvlay
I'll bring you one toque full.

No more, no less.
the cigar's on me then.
i assume i can keep the toque, too.

btw wikipedia is a bit snooty about the canadian toque.
they even take the opp to slag of the canadian oxford dictionary.
i love the quotes around 'fashion'....


In Canada, a toque or tuque (IPA /tuk/) is a knit winter hat, originally a French-Canadian woolen hat. This "fashion" originated when coureurs des bois kept their woollen nightcaps on for warmth during cold winter days. The Canadian Oxford Dictionary regards the use of toque for this hat to be assimilated from the etymologically unrelated French word tuque.

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Originally posted by darvlay
It's official. I'll be in London from May 3 until May 13. Who among the London posse will tip the glass with ol' darvlay? Perhaps you could all schedule another meat-up?
Holy hell...you're going to be here for my birthday. I wonder if I could take spending part of my 18th celebrations with a bunch of people from a chess site?

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Originally posted by Freddie2006
Holy hell...you're going to be here for my birthday. I wonder if I could take spending my 18th with a bunch of people from a chess site?
Please tell me you have got proper friends, too.

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Originally posted by dottewell
Please tell me you have got proper friends, too.
lol...I realised that and edited 😛

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Originally posted by Freddie2006
Holy hell...you're going to be here for my birthday. I wonder if I could take spending part of my 18th celebrations with a bunch of people from a chess site?
That's cool as long is it's a day I'm around. Apparently I've just found out I'm also going to Spain for a couple days and to Newcastle for a night. What night is your birthday?

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Originally posted by darvlay
Apparently I've just found out I'm also going to Spain for a couple days and to Newcastle for a night.
Don't listen to the voices.