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Moonbear
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Mostly socializing.
MeJennifer said:Sounds interesting.
Is the idea to discuss the "technicalities of the sciences" or is it mostly socializing?
Doesn't discussing science count as socializing?MeJennifer said:Is the idea to discuss the "technicalities of the sciences" or is it mostly socializing?
Huckleberry said:I was told today that I have to take that entire week off, slow downs and such. I've got work the night of the 8th and a fishing/camping trip planned for sometime during the week. Hmm, I haven't been to Chicago in ages. How long do these things last? What are they like? What happened at the last one?
Astronuc said:I'll be in the neighborhood next week.
I believe we have a short visit at ANL.
Is that an apartment or a real house with a garden ?ZapperZ said:at my place
ZapperZ said:Neither. It's a cardboard box under a bridge.
Zz.
Moonbear said::rofl: If anyone wishes to continue the merriment into the night after Zz has turned into a pumpkin, I'm all for heading out into the city nightlife afterward with anyone who wishes to join me.
You can then turn the pumpkin to a horse-drawn coach and have a fancy ride into town. Be home before midnight, though. :rofl:Moonbear said::rofl: If anyone wishes to continue the merriment into the night after Zz has turned into a pumpkin, I'm all for heading out into the city nightlife afterward with anyone who wishes to join me.
ZapperZ said:Neither. It's a cardboard box under a bridge.
Zz.
ZapperZ said:Besides, what's more hilarious than seeing a pumpkin trying to dance?
Zz.
Math Is Hard said:Sorry to be such a flake. I got so overwhelmed with work and school I completely forgot!
Happy 4rth to the U.S. PF'ers!
Astronuc said:So, what's up with the party?
jtbell said:Yeah, we need a party report! Did you all go to the Fourth of July fireworks at Taste of Chicago? Although they were actually last weekend, they were broadcast on TV tonight for the rest of the country. I thought they were more spectacular than the fireworks in Washington which were shown live on PBS.