Discussion, news and info on the forthcoming convention in Leamington Spa.

Re: Convention veterans

Sat Apr 14, 2012 5:25 pm

Sandy Fearfull wrote:I've been to all the Haddington ones, The Dome, Charlie Browns and Leamington Spa in England and the German convention at Oberhausen, role on Leamington 2012 !! C ya @ the bar :-/


You'll probably see me under the bar! ;) :lol:

Re: Convention veterans

Sat Apr 14, 2012 6:34 pm

this will be my second convention, wish it was more but went missing in action after the split from marillion. marridge, work and other stuff got in the way but luckily dont have to worry bout that anymore!! c you all there :D :D
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Re: Convention veterans

Sat Apr 14, 2012 6:41 pm

Conan wrote:
arcademannequin wrote:
squeak wrote:Every gig feels like a Convention to me, cos I get there way early and get started way early :)


Brilliant! :lol: - A lesson for us all. Treat every gig like a convention! - I know it's been said elsewhere, but Edders felt a bit more special than just an ordinary gig.- What a weekend that was! ;) :D


:stop: :keep_order: :secret: Remember, we're not allowed to call it a "convention" though... ;)


OK, dumb question coming up: Why not? :?

Re: Convention veterans

Sat Apr 14, 2012 6:45 pm

arcademannequin wrote:
Who cares? It's only a word. - I'll be a happy man if those convention gigs are anywhere near as good as Edinburgh. :D


I think the point is that a convention is less about the gigs and more about thge company.
I remember Derek standing in the Poldrate centre yard doing an introduction speech to one of the conventions and describing it as a weekend with friends with a couple of gigs thrown in as a bonus :)
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Re: Convention veterans

Sat Apr 14, 2012 8:27 pm

tosh wrote:
arcademannequin wrote:
Who cares? It's only a word. - I'll be a happy man if those convention gigs are anywhere near as good as Edinburgh. :D


I think the point is that a convention is less about the gigs and more about thge company.
I remember Derek standing in the Poldrate centre yard doing an introduction speech to one of the conventions and describing it as a weekend with friends with a couple of gigs thrown in as a bonus :)


:lol: :lol: Pretty good bonus though! ;) :D

Re: Convention veterans

Sun Apr 15, 2012 8:03 am

Thats brill tosh like that quote a weekend with friends with a couple of gigs thrown in. An honest and friendly statement from the bigman, makes me feel a bit more at ease, and that everyone and anyone is approachable. Also alan, I too lost my way after split from marillion then been through the mill so to speak regards relationships work etc....really lookin forward to my first convention and finally meeting up with all you guys n gals from the forun and in the company. Roll on lemmers! :D
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Re: Convention veterans

Sun Apr 15, 2012 6:11 pm

It'll be my second convention.
I was in Haddington 2006 (and missed my mother 60th birthday :shock:, because I missed to check the date first). Couldn't be in Leamington 2009 because of my cousins wedding-eve party. And this time it's just a few days before my birthday :D . Somehow all conventions are near to an event in my family :lol: .

Re: Convention veterans

Sun Apr 15, 2012 8:39 pm

be good to meet up with you too rab altho isnt that just like us scots.......... travel 300 miles to meet someone who lives 5 miles away!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Re: Convention veterans

Sun Apr 15, 2012 9:42 pm

alansteel wrote:be good to meet up with you too rab altho isnt that just like us scots.......... travel 300 miles to meet someone who lives 5 miles away!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:


too right it is alan, best of all too is, i worked in larkhall for 10years! about 20 years ago, talk about a really small world. :D

Re: Convention veterans

Mon Apr 16, 2012 7:12 am

mwelljester wrote:talk about a really small world...


Although Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun, it is not the hottest - as its small size means that it has insufficient gravity to form an atmosphere, therefore lacking a greenhouse effect. Having said that, the temperature change between day and night is around 500 Kelvin. Liquid water cannot exist, so life (as we know it) would be impossible...

Is that what you meant? :? :lol:
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