[H-GEN] HUMBUG meetings and talks
Tony Bilbrough
mtbilbro at bigpond.net.au
Wed Aug 20 05:57:44 EDT 2003
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G'day All,
Yep, Nik you have a most valid pair of points.
And its always good to have a dollar bet each way.
We at Humbug are indeed a happy group, and Members and the Executive do
indeed put in a lot of effort to make it all work well.
My somewhat Paternal remarks were not intended to be offensive, but
rather to inform, from a members view point.
If the poor bloke was offended, I apologise, unreservedly, ok?
<quote>
I am sorry I offended you, Trent Woddington
</quote>
Now, for goodness sake, lets get whinging of this list, and stick it
where it belongs.
The Chat section......... or Dolly, perhaps?
Though I confess I do not subscribe to either.
Lets get on with the real purpose of this subject matter.
More exciting talks, all organised by our hard working [but happy]
volounteers.
Cheers
Tony B
Nick Kwiatkowski wrote:
> It really sounds like they both should apologise to each other.
>
> Trent has a point that if you announce a meeting to start at 6pm, it should
> start at that time. It is also generally a good idea to be early to
> meetings, in case things don't go to plan, and to know all the fact before
> complaing too loudly.
>
> Tony's response to him was getting particularly offensive and goes against
> the nature of this happy? group. However, the meetings are arranged by a
> 'small' group of people in their own free time, at their on cost. If there
> is something that you don't like, rather that complain, ask "How can I make
> it better?"
>
> So they are both right and both wrong ......my two cents worth.
>
>
>
> Sarah Hollings
>
> 20/08/2003 04:42 PM
> Please respond to
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>>
>>Trent WADDINGTON said:
>>
>>
>>>>So, whats this whingeing that the talk began at 17.57 instead
>>>>of 18.00 Three minutes? Bloody hell, where are you at, bloke.
>>>
>
>>>So what you're saying is that HUMBUG's talks are available to people
>>>with nothing else to do on a saturday, and no-one else.
>
>
> This is an extraordinary comment. I wont say any more. Its up to you
> to choose what you do with your Saturdays.
>
>
>>I don't think he is saying that at all. I think he is suggesting
>>that your degree of complaint is out of proportion to the degree
>>of the offence.
>
>
> Trent, don't forget that Ben and Raymond get nothing tangible from the
> work they do for HUMBUG.
>
> I'm chiming in here as I was the initial contact, and saw an opportunity
> while Tobi was visiting to our country for him to attend and give his
> real life experience.
>
> Its a credit to the vitality and flexibility of Humbug, and to that of
> Ben and Raymond that they were able to put it together so quickly.
>
> In my opinion you owe them an apology but that is a matter for yourself.
>
> Rgds,
> --
> Sarah Hollings
>
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