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OK/Cancel Leaves LondonJanuary 25th, 2005 by Kevin Cheng :: see related comic |
Well I’m back from Spain and Portugal but not for long. Soon, I will be moving all that I own back to North America … Vancouver, Canada to be exact from where I’ll try to figure what to do next.
Before I go however, I’d like to invite OK/Cancel UK readers to join me for a drink:
Where: Amber Bar downstairs bar in Soho
When: Thursday, January 27th, 2005, 20h00 (8pm)
I know the notice is kind of short but I hope some of you can make it out anyways. I’ll try to wear one of the OK/Cancel shirts so I’m easy to find. Come say hi before OK/Cancel loses its European representation! And if you plan to come, do drop a note here or by e-mail so I can look for you.
Hi Kevin,
As one of your readers in Vancouver, I’d say we should have welcome drinks when you arrive here.
Alyson Munroe
Usability Manager
Teligence Communications Inc.
I just have to say the part of the HCI rap where you give your greetings for London cracks me up. I’m not hating. I just haven’t heard many authentic Brits.
Well, we met in Lisbon, during your call, didn’t know you were moving, otherwise I would have bougth you a drink! Hope the move brings all that you’re searching for!
Kevin -
Would have loved to come down but am Amsterdam on Thurs. Good luck with the move, I know how much of a pita it can be, having moved back to London from 2 years in Berkeley many moons ago. All those little nick nacks have to go - you’ve gotta be brutal 
Bon voyage, and I look forward to continued OKCancelling from you from Vancouver.
Best,
N
I just have to say the part of the HCI rap where you give your greetings for London cracks me up. I’m not hating. I just haven’t heard many authentic Brits.
and I just have to say that I’m actually Canadian and that was one of the worst imitations of a Brit accent ever so don’t go on that for what Brits sound like 
Tom forced me to do it!
Actually, I wanted him to say something funnier that might of gotten him in trouble with his girlfriend and also potentially arrested. But we made a reasonable compromise.
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