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Michael P Butler wrote:
It'd be nice to have dinner with any one rather than eating alone every night
I guess you were joking. But in Trivandrum for the last 1 year and a half I ate alone at night 
And now here in CA while I am currently living with an old friend, I dunno if I can continue here for long. Certain issues involved which might force me to live elsewhere and have lonesome dinners
Nish
Author of the romantic comedy
Summer Love and Some more Cricket [New Win]
Review by Shog9
Click here for review[NW]
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Nishant S wrote:
I guess you were joking. But in Trivandrum for the last 1 year and a half I ate alone at night
Partly joking but I live alone and it is rare that I eat dinner with anyone but the television.
Nishant S wrote:
And now here in CA while I am currently living with an old friend, I dunno if I can continue here for long. Certain issues involved which might force me to live elsewhere and have lonesome dinners
Judging by recent posts in the Lounge, I don't think you'll stay alone for long. Lots of people want to meet you now you're in the US. Just remember one thing - make sure the other person pays for dinner 
Michael
Fat bottomed girls
You make the rockin' world go round -- Queen
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Michael P Butler wrote:
make sure the other person pays for dinner
That's one advantage to eating alone... you never have to pay for anyone else's dinner. 
Even a broken clock is right twice a day.
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You guys sound sad. Cheer up. It is almost X'Mas.
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Hihi
hey NISH ...dont worry..me too ate lonely in most of the nights. i am dro mtrivandrum too..so when u feel lonliness call me for a dinner(u must pay the amount  hahah...)
ok see You if u can..
mail me renjith_sree@hotmail.com
Code the dreams.
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Renjith r wrote:
Hihi
hey NISH ...dont worry..me too ate lonely in most of the nights. i am dro mtrivandrum too..so when u feel lonliness call me for a dinner(u must pay the amount hahah...)
ok see You if u can..
Hello Renjith.
I have relocated to Mt View, CA! Not in Trivandrum anymore. But next time I come there I'll see if we can arrange a Trivandrum CP users meeting Perhaps I'll bring Cathy as guest with me, she is good at organizing these meetings.
Nish
Author of the romantic comedy
Summer Love and Some more Cricket [New Win]
Review by Shog9
Click here for review[NW]
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SURE NISH..!!! WHY NOT..? who's cathy..?
Code the dreams.
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You too, huh? It's not so bad, methinks. The TV and my PC keep me good company. Btw, what's your favorite hacking food? Mine is undoubtedly Chinese.
/ravi
Let's put "civil" back in "civilization"
http://www.ravib.com
ravib@ravib.com
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I presume Bill is the number one choice, because of the high probabiltiy that he will pick up the bill
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either that or we will get the opportunity to either :
a) ask for a job
b) hit him with his big juicy steak that he orders
"We are but grains of sand blowing in the winds of time"
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Actually, I think Bill Gates is probably one of the most interesting people. As mentioned before, it would be interesting to find out why he still goes on after taking so much flak and having no need to make any more money.
Besides Gates beeing an interesting specimen from the CEO world, he is sure to have a DAMN nice house, I assume something like the house in the movie Anti-Trust. I'd have a ball checking out all the gadgets in the house of the richest man in the world.
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well .. u can come check out my house as well while u r in the neighbourhood .
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can I come too.. I will bring brownies.
"We are but grains of sand blowing in the winds of time"
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So...whos gonna bring the trampoline? Hmm?
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i would have thought personally that ol Bill has got his own trampoline, after all, what else would he be doing with his time ????
"We are but grains of sand blowing in the winds of time"
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Did you know that Gates has a trampoline room in his house?
How COOL is that!!
--
Andrew.
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Ah! Well, it beeing Gates' trampoline, I have two questions:
1. How high can it spring you.
2. Is this just an ordinary flat trampoline, or is it some kind of mutant trampoline, with like multiple levels, nano-tech carbon-based microfilaments for ultimate bouncieness, blah blah, etc. etc., ad. infinatum. ??? hmm? Hell, if I was a billionair, I'd make it a theme park!
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I think so too... I've seen the film "Pirates of silicon vally" made by TNT. The story of the 2 corps building up, steve jobs drug problem, and Bill Gates genious way of selling in his software!
Got to at least respect that!
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Lars [Large] Werner
lars@werner.no
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In a quasi-surreal post-rational way, I'd like to have a free topic dinner with Neal Stephenson, Bruce Sterling, William Gibson, and Frank Herbert, even though Herbert is an impossibility.
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Nice, but you left out Orson Scott Card, and my personal favorite Robert Heinlein.
qbert
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Good choices! Heinlen especially. ["Rub her feet" - Time Enough for Love]
Perhaps we could also add Stephen Baxter and Greg Bear, and outside the realm of speculative fiction, Stephen Hawking, Edward Witten, Kurt Goedel, Winston Churchill, Alan Turing and Esther Dyson (to name a few off the top of my head.)
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ian mariano wrote:
Perhaps we could also add Stephen Baxter and Greg Bear
and Ian Banks. I hear he is very interesting to talk to and is not at all PC.
Paul Watson
Bluegrass
Cape Town, South Africa
NOPcode wrote:
...but in America, you're not allowed to thrust, moan or see anything...
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Bill gates would be boring, Ellison is a prick, McNealy would be cool I guess. who cares about ebay.
I just use MS stuff cause I have too.  
harry
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