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Anyone who objects must so indicate within 24 hours of the event, or I shall consider myself authorized.
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Re: I hereby demand entry.
Tue, October 3, 2006 - 7:23 PMDue to extreme rudeness, you will be required to show up in a pink taffeta gown holding two bottles of tequilla and singing somethin from "South Pacific". Heh. -
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Tue, October 3, 2006 - 8:44 PM"Happy talk, keep talkin' happy talk,
Talk about things you'd like to do." -
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Tue, October 3, 2006 - 10:52 PMif josh shows up, I expect big macs while recieving moxabustion. -
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Wed, October 4, 2006 - 2:17 AMthis is getting interesting already and the party is still a week off. -
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Wed, October 4, 2006 - 8:09 AMI think the real question isn't who's showing up, but does 12 Galaxies have WiFi...
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Wed, October 4, 2006 - 3:39 PMEhh... Nice thing about my laptop... I am a walking access point. :)
I don't need no stinking wi-fi! -
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Wed, October 4, 2006 - 4:55 PM> I am a walking access point.
Funny.. I've heard people say that about you before.
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Wed, October 4, 2006 - 4:52 PMwe have lap tops set up for people at all of our tribe get togethers...and they're just tiny not at all official functions. Seems like a big fancy tribe sponsored event should have some way for people to check on their tribes and blog about the fun stuff going on. -
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Wed, October 4, 2006 - 6:31 PMBut...but...that sounds so...futuristic! -
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Wed, October 4, 2006 - 6:52 PM...and it keeps you sober. -
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Wed, October 4, 2006 - 7:38 PM<...and it keeps you sober.>
only if you need it to... :P
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Wed, October 4, 2006 - 7:19 PM<<Seems like a big fancy tribe sponsored event should have some way for people to check on their tribes and blog about the fun stuff going on.>>
Except its an event to party, drink and to MEET people not hang out on your computer, you can blog about how great the night was the next day from whomevers bed you wake up in ;) -
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Wed, October 4, 2006 - 8:10 PMFunny, thats' what we do at DNA. It get's pretty funny o blog something fast, then go party, and you're friend do the same, make comments, etc.
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Wed, October 4, 2006 - 9:56 PMI wanna be a walking access point.
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Thu, October 5, 2006 - 3:03 AMI used to be a super high speed mobile "access point" back in the Army. In the middle of the woods, desert, snow, whereever on the planet I had fast access, (it took a minimum of two to four HMWWV's of course :) ) I also had a more portable version I could hike with but it was only the equivilent of a couple of T-1 circuits.
Now it is neat to have something in my pocket that gives me nearly a T-1 worth of bandwidth. Gotta love portability.
Now I agree with the point of there probably does not need to be any computers there. We are going there to socialize. Why could be so important that we have to log into tribe to check that we can not do when we get home? The whole point of the gathering as Brian has made clear is to meet each other face to face and talk (it is when you open your ears and mouth and say and listen to things.) Human interaction on a different level.... The physical level. No computer to hide behind. I think that it is really neat that DNA has terminals throughout that you can check your email, however I personally believe in going out to get away from all of this stuff, I work with computers all day, I really do not like to use them at home as it is. Now once in a while the need does arrive to work on things remotely and then being able to comes in handy, but I rarely do it myself. -
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Thu, October 5, 2006 - 11:35 AM<Why could be so important that we have to log into tribe to check that we can not do when we get home?>
1. some of us will be traveling TO sf.
2. some of us have friends who cannot make it for locational/scheduling/other reasons, but don't want to be left out
3. some of us just LOVE TRIBING!!!
i personally love face-to-face meetings, anyone who knows me will say so, but some people are ether-friends for various reasons and frankly sometimes i FORGET if i don't "do it now." -
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Thu, October 5, 2006 - 11:54 AM> 1. some of us will be traveling TO sf.
> 2. some of us have friends who cannot make it for locational/scheduling/other reasons, but don't want to be left out
> 3. some of us just LOVE TRIBING!!!
Ok, I will give you travelling to SF. After a long trip wanting to check email, etc.
Friends who can not make it? I would think that they can wait till after the event.
Addicts. Ok, you got me there.
You know it is a sad state we are in today. I have started observing this more and more these days. People are starting to get so attached to technology these days. Something I have been noticing are all of the kids running around the clubs with their Sidekicks texting each other, blogging, etc. Why go to a club to sit in a corner and not talk to anybody? I remember when I used to go away for the weekend and not even see a computer (barely a phone) for the whole time. We spent time with each other. And then when we got home on Monday would write something about it, talk to (tell) people about what happened and share the communication aspect of it.
What happened to human interaction? I was under the impression that the whole point of the Tribe get together was so we could see each other and chat. I remember the last one I went to, back at the Rickshaw was really cool (there were not any computers that I recall seeing there.) I met up with a bunch of people that I had seen online but never met because we were in different circles. I think this could be a really neat experience since there will probably be a lot of people there that do not go to the other events I go to, and vice versa. It gives us a chance to bond physically. (Not that way!) I keep wondering where we will be in x number of years from now when people do nothing but sit behind their computers and never leave their houses. (Like some people that are here now.)
T-Bird, this was not in any way meant as an attack or anything towards you. Just an observation that I have been seeing and meaning to write about anyway and I just wrote something now. Definately say hi on Tuesday night.
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Thu, October 5, 2006 - 1:31 PM<<What happened to human interaction? I was under the impression that the whole point of the Tribe get together was so we could see each other and chat. I remember the last one I went to, back at the Rickshaw was really cool (there were not any computers that I recall seeing there.) I met up with a bunch of people that I had seen online but never met because we were in different circles. I think this could be a really neat experience since there will probably be a lot of people there that do not go to the other events I go to, and vice versa. It gives us a chance to bond physically. (Not that way!) I keep wondering where we will be in x number of years from now when people do nothing but sit behind their computers and never leave their houses. (Like some people that are here now.) >>
EXACTLY!
I love putting real faces to the avatars and talking in person as opposed to PM, making that friendship leap. Dont get me wrong I am a tech nut, I carry a treo so that I can stay connected but I know when to leave it in my pocket
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Thu, October 5, 2006 - 8:29 PM<~~~ addict
But isn't that good for tribe? Maybe bad for our lives when we partake to much but good for tribe. Encourage the addiction! and anyone who is not a true addict yet and doesn't feel a need to check for PMs or comments on their blog or that one tribe with the big discussion going on...well they don't have to stand in line for a computer. YAY more for us!
Besides you guys are being way to serious, I'm to old to have anyone telling me how much computer time is too much unless I'm getting paid to be somewhere or do something else.
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