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aha!

History is the excavation of graves--essential work, if one is to understand the graves that await us in the future.

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misty

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sorted!

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Konrad

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On its way.

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martin

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"Wait, just need to visit the 'loo"

Three tables enpty, and march en masse....

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misty

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haha what a thought!

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martin

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http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=william+gibson&s=rec

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Stellar.

I feel like I was there (close enough).

History is the excavation of graves--essential work, if one is to understand the graves that await us in the future.

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Who's the tyke?

History is the excavation of graves--essential work, if one is to understand the graves that await us in the future.

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Gromit

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I just read the last few pages, I'm still grinning, and I wasn't even there!

That photo is just...magnificent!

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colin

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quote:
Originally posted by Chris H:
But best of all, we met Fuldog!

William Gibson is wearing an *I* like fuldog shirt. [falls off chair]

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I want one of those too, by the way.

History is the excavation of graves--essential work, if one is to understand the graves that await us in the future.

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Aisha

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ohmygod ohmygod

I woke up to this HEAVEN, Nirvana--

it' like a (good) dream

Surreal...

Want to spend all morning looking at all of it -- curse WORK!
Rushes for shower, starry-eyed.

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Anabel

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It appears I screwed up my original post, which included how I HOWLED in laughter, seeing this picture.

And this priceless shot to come...

WOW! I did a link and don't even know how I did it. AND it was incorrect! Just confessing...

Oh yeah, and that baby/Spook Country shot is just a gem. M? SRu?

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Anabel

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But best of all, we met Fuldog!

This is so funny, on soo many levels. I laughed for minutes, loudly. And shed some tears, too.

The entire enterprise is so satisfying. Wish I could have heard Meru, live.

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Crash

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You have gone and truly hacked the Gibson wardrobe.

Awesome!

Was der hahn ?!?!?

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TwiliteMinotaur

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Fuldog shirts and catgirl Merus.

God DAMN

Daydreams of the Wire Children

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heavyboots

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Wow, great photos! Thanks for sharing, looks like a total blast to have been there.

(And the fuldog photo--yes, that is just too cool!

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Chris H

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Okay, after four hours sleep and before I head off to The North, here are a few more:

Wanderer with a very nice rangefinder camera:

Mrs Arkan, Arkan, and Remote:

Spooks:

More folks at the Science Museum:

The Elevator project:

Kradlum and the Science Museum party:

Fun and games at the Spaghetti House:

Sentinel and Gringo:

Kradlum, Mata, Remote and Hasa:

Reading chapter 2:

Waiting for the queue to go down:

Naked Kurta:

Audience member: what's that on your shirt?
Bill: "It says 'I like Fuldog.' And I do."

best,
Chris H

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Chris H

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Have a great time today folks. You have no idea how much I wish I could be there.

best,
Chris H

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