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Sounds a good plan RafAhráyeph wrote:Would be guid seeing you again in these parts after the Mac HL meet in May, Andrew! And to meet your partner as well! We could always arrange for some meeting on Friday. As you know Leuven is very near to Brussels. And I still owe you at least one bottle of real cider...
Is anyone here driving back to Brussels/Antwerp/Leuven after the festival and willing to split the costs with (and has room for) another 2 passengers?Oh go on - you know you want to...SINsister wrote:Woo-hoo! OMG, I'm trying to not get giddy. Yeah, I know, that sounds horrible, but things in my life seem to get a monkey-wrench tossed into them all the time. Suffice it to say that I truly appreciate the offer, and if things go my way (for once), I just may take you up on it, Raf!
It'd be lovely seeing you again, too, dear Androoooo!
Actually, I think that can be arranged. I'll have my ear to the ground and I'll let you know asap...Andrew S wrote:Sounds a good plan RafAhráyeph wrote:Would be guid seeing you again in these parts after the Mac HL meet in May, Andrew! And to meet your partner as well! We could always arrange for some meeting on Friday. As you know Leuven is very near to Brussels. And I still owe you at least one bottle of real cider...
CheersAhráyeph wrote:Actually, I think that can be arranged. I'll have my ear to the ground and I'll let you know asap...
, although may not be needed, as we're thinking of finding a nice hotel for an, er, romantic break Where we stay depends on what, if anything's planned for the Friday, and how we can get there after the festival (preferably by getting a lift back to hotel, or even to Brussels if the trains are still running). Antwerp appeals, as I didn't get much chance to see anything other than pubs there the last time, and the hotels seem to be cheaper than in Brussels.you should try leuven. Beats Brussels and AntwerpAndrew S wrote:Offer of accommodation much appreciated
SINsister wrote:I've never been to Belgium.
Do something about it. Now.SINsister wrote:I've never been to Belgium.
aww, bless you my child and thank you!christophe wrote:I see things are coming together big-time! If someone still needs a place to stay I have some space left at my place.
MadameButterfly, I make sure I have some room for you.
I'll bear that in mind. Wasn't so keen on The Charlatan though, alghough I was a bit too pissed to judge properly. Maybe Raf's local will be open that weekend thoughstefanmoermans wrote:you should try leuven. Beats Brussels and Antwerp
As last week's visiting HL crew can attest (and, by the way, thanks again for being there y'all!Andrew S wrote:I'll bear that in mind. Wasn't so keen on The Charlatan though, alghough I was a bit too pissed to judge properly. Maybe Raf's local will be open that weekend thoughstefanmoermans wrote:you should try leuven. Beats Brussels and Antwerp
) : it's open on Friday and fun can be had as well as some banging choons (although the 'Black Night' party last week was an exception, such music is still part and parcel of normal play lists) and it's largely the same on Saturday. It's closed on Sunday, though. Oh and Andrew, Billy will pop in as well then, probably . By the way : Koen, my colleague and good friend Vibeke wants to 'thank' you for singing that Couseau song and wants you to tell her 'wat er dan echt vanbinnen zit'. 
Ahráyeph wrote:By the way : Koen, my colleague and good friend Vibeke wants to 'thank' you for singing that Couseau song and wants you to tell her 'wat er dan echt vanbinnen zit'.stefanmoermans wrote:you should try leuven. Beats Brussels and Antwerp
...sometimes I'm some kind of a sing'n'dance-man 
Well, I'm still to decide between them, so feel free to fight it out - it may help me to chooseradiojamaica wrote:But what's that about Leuven beating Antwerp, Stef?! You must be oot a yer heid, mon!
what do you expect from someboday who has his roots in Limburg.radiojamaica wrote:Ahráyeph wrote:By the way : Koen, my colleague and good friend Vibeke wants to 'thank' you for singing that Couseau song and wants you to tell her 'wat er dan echt vanbinnen zit'.stefanmoermans wrote:you should try leuven. Beats Brussels and Antwerp
I'm glad somebody appreciates the fine arts... and do tell Vibeke that I only sing for cool cats
But what's that about Leuven beating Antwerp, Stef?! You must be oot a yer heid, mon!
but who left 16 years ago just in time Unfortunately I lost most of my singing capacities Do you hear this Koen?stefanmoermans wrote:
what do you expect from someboday who has his roots in Limburg.
he's notlibby wrote:Do you hear this Koen?stefanmoermans wrote:
what do you expect from someboday who has his roots in Limburg.
Another one who escaped Limburg
I know it's hard but you can do it, you really can, you're a clever man.
Antwerp needs radiojamaica
isn't he 
euhm... well... I'm not from the Limburg, I'm ne kempenzeun that currently resides inna Antverpia. But, we're on the lookout to find a new home somewhere around Hasselt... I like that slower pace of the Limburgians...stefanmoermans wrote:he's notlibby wrote:Do you hear this Koen?stefanmoermans wrote:
what do you expect from someboday who has his roots in Limburg.
Another one who escaped Limburg
I know it's hard but you can do it, you really can, you're a clever man.
Antwerp needs radiojamaica
But it seems most people think we're crazy going that way... Let me just quote the great J.L. Pierce: "I go down the river of sadness, I go down the river of pain" It must be the Goth within looking for trouble I was born in Tonger en by the way