Dinner meet-up. Please post once here if you are definately coming.

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Posted by DJ Freefall on Aug-26-2003 12:03:

It would be good to meet more of you trance addicts. So, yeah, I'll come along.

Posted by gilmista on Aug-26-2003 15:51:

yay ill be in

Posted by reemo on Aug-26-2003 23:28:

argh!

so many TA's i have not yet met.. this will make for a very grand evening

Posted by Chookie on Aug-26-2003 23:50:

Excellent, so now we have 20. Please let me know if there are more.

I need to book and put a $10 deposit down for all people, so if you don't come, you owe me!!!!

Posted by morphee on Aug-27-2003 04:05:

My room-mate + some of his freinds are interested in comming, there not tranceaddicts, per-se, but they love thier trance and youve probably seen them around in clubs, or dancing up on stage at last transmission...or you will at least see them dancing with liquid M this transmission

they arnt confirmed, but might come on hte night, is that cool?

Posted by Chookie on Aug-27-2003 07:54:

I'll find out tomorrow if numbers have to be definate or not, I think I have to put a $10 deposit down for all people, but I may be able to confirm numbers later on next week.

Posted by reemo on Aug-28-2003 00:16:

quote:
Originally posted by Chookie
I'll find out tomorrow if numbers have to be definate or not, I think I have to put a $10 deposit down for all people, but I may be able to confirm numbers later on next week.

$10 per person? Why so? They will make a killing from us, I don't see why they are too fussed.

Posted by Chookie on Aug-28-2003 04:04:

I have just spoken to a lady from the cafe, she said if we get there at 6:30pm we can get a table very easily without a booking, or we can book, but they need the $10 per person and it would be at 7-9 or 9until late. So I think we should just try and get there early.

Is that going to be a problem for anyone, or would you prefer to book ????

Let me know ASAP!

Posted by djway on Aug-28-2003 04:19:

quote:
Originally posted by Chookie
I have just spoken to a lady from the cafe, she said if we get there at 6:30pm we can get a table very easily without a booking, or we can book, but they need the $10 per person and it would be at 7-9 or 9until late. So I think we should just try and get there early.

Is that going to be a problem for anyone, or would you prefer to book ????

Let me know ASAP!

Don't book on my account but no matter which way it goes, I won't be arriving until after 8. That's of jack shit help to you tho, whoops

--djway

Posted by Chookie on Aug-28-2003 11:04:

I'll make an executive decision tomorrow, prob looking at booking the later 9pm onwards and thinking we can go to imax before dinner.

Posted by morphee on Aug-28-2003 13:25:

now theres an idea..

Posted by Psygnosis on Aug-29-2003 12:02:

I'm probably in, but i have no idea where the location is at...

Posted by matt_a on Aug-29-2003 12:50:

quote:
Originally posted by Dj_Psygnosis
I'm probably in, but i have no idea where the location is at...

man its called Darling Harbour!

Wheres abouts is it Chookie? Cockle bay Wharf or the Harbourside side?

Posted by Chookie on Aug-29-2003 15:23:

Cocle Bay Wharf, balcony level.

It's booked for 9pm. So we meet at 7:30pm for an 8pm imax movie then go to the restaurant at 9pm

Posted by Chookie on Aug-31-2003 07:41:

OK, well it's definately booked. 9pm

I need to confrim numbers no later than Thursday afternoon, so if anyone else is coming please let me know ASAP!!

You can call me on MOB:0402 445171 (my name is Sel(selena))

The plan is we meet up at 7:30pm for imax (i'm not sure what's on yet, I'll post that later in the week) The imax movie goes for 45mins, then we go to dinner.

So I say we meet at imax at 7:30pm.
People meeting us later can meet up at the restaurant, the booking is under my name; Selena Coombs

We have a great menu and we buy our own drinks at the bar!

Posted by webmeister on Aug-31-2003 11:37:

Agreed, the food at Blackbirds is a bargain

Posted by Chookie on Sep-01-2003 08:18:

OK, so now Ive put a deposit down, so you all have to turn up.

You must let me know if you are coming (if u haven't already) by Thursday afternoon!!

Posted by misstrance on Sep-01-2003 11:50:

Unfortunately I won't be able to make it at 7.30 for the imax movie as I have a prior commitment however I will be there for dinner at 9pm. See you all then

Posted by Psygnosis on Sep-01-2003 15:09:

Damn, so it's this Friday. I still don't know if i can make it...

I can make it down from this crap location, even though it's far...BUT no one wants to come all the way to the city just for this.

Probably go clubbin TA style after maybe?

Posted by Chookie on Sep-02-2003 00:53:

Posted by matt_a on Sep-02-2003 07:26:

quote:
Originally posted by Dj_Psygnosis
Damn, so it's this Friday. I still don't know if i can make it...

I can make it down from this crap location, even though it's far...BUT no one wants to come all the way to the city just for this.

Probably go clubbin TA style after maybe?

LOL dud you live like 15 minutes closer that me. AND I FARKIN WANNA GO! Stop bein such a pussy and go out and socialise with your fellow TAs! (I think you'll have more fun in the city than in your crap location!!)

Posted by Chookie on Sep-02-2003 23:44:

OK, Ive found out what the 8pm imax movie is:

Australia land beyond time.
With its endless coastline and vast expanses of red, sandy desert, our continent, _seemingly unaffected by time, _harbours unique inhabitants and dramatic scenery.

Kangaroos bound majestically across the plains, thorny devils scamper comically through the spinifex and koala families take siestas, lounging together atop their eucalyptus perches. Exotic rainforests and cascading waterfalls also are counted among our continent's hidden treasures.

Tracing the four-billion-year journey of the southern continent, Australia: Land Beyond Time explores the lavish richness, diversity and uniqueness of Australia's life,_ life that survived and evolved during the most challenging of voyages.

It brings to the giant screen animals that hop instead of run, creatures that have fur yet lay eggs, ants that plant seeds, plants that were the food of dinosaurs and water birds that fly inland to breed only every few years when sporadic rains come.

Through the most ingenious strategies, the film shows how life has managed to flourish on impoverished soils, where flood and drought go hand-in-hand. In breathtaking large-format imagery, it surveys some of the most surreal and fascinating landscapes on Earth _ from ancient, eroded sea beds and vibrant, red sand dunes that merge with far horizons to the jeweled sea of its immense coral reef. Australia is a remarkable journey through time.

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