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lindes is a member of The Seattle Philosophy Meetup Group
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- July 16, 2006
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“ It's nice to have a group to talk with about how different folks are putting the ideas in Getting Things Done into practice; to bounce ideas off of, get solutions to problems, hear about best practices from, etc. ”
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“ Does this meetup group really exist? Can we prove it? :-) ”
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“ I think I like the specific-topic format, though I also like having a just-plain social hour, as well. Perhaps the conversation can be kept "on topic" for the first hour, and then allowed to go free-form after that, which may or may not veer from the topic? There are other possibilities, that's just one thought. ”
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“ The few folks I met seemed fun. I hope to meet more, and get to know the folks I did meet better. ”
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“ I really enjoy this group; I'm always happy to see those I know from this gang again, and I enjoy meeting the new folks who show up, too! (Though I don't know, should we have a requirement that people at least know _what_ flickr is, before they attend? :-D Mostly kidding, it's just that I do find it amusing when we have folks who don't have any idea.) ”
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“ Hey! It was nice meeting you too! I was wondering where you were last night! Did you even go? I'm sure I'll see you around some other time! ”
—Tracie (Oct 26, 2007 10:26 PM) -
“ Hi David. Nice meeting you at the Philosophy meetup. Great job finding things on the net to keep us on track and informed. ”
—Joe Shapiro (Oct 23, 2007 12:20 AM) -
“ "I don't remember David all that well. He's hard to pick out of a crowd, and he's really not very interesting to talk to. Oh, and I meant the opposite of everything I said." ”
—Kyle Hepworth (Aug 16, 2007 9:11 PM) -
“ David is the big man with the big lens and the big heart. He takes some wonderful pictures, and I admire his passion, knowledge and willingness to experiment. ”
—Henrik Brameus (Nov 20, 2006 9:16 PM)
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