2009/10/16 Jacqui Caren <jacqui.caren@???>:
> Lisi wrote:
>> But with a multi-LUG event, the chance of having more - I think the term is
> > differently abled - people will obviously go up.
>
> Whem I first read this, I assumed you meant levels of understanding (ala Geeks
> vs newbies) - how sad is that! :-)
>
> FYI you are not the only one.
> Having had a recurring niggly ear infection (both ears) over the past few years
> (now sorted thankfully) I found some of the more noisy events I have been to (not
> LUG meets!) like trying to listen to someone muttering in a busy swimming pool :-(
>
>> We then have a straight choice - come, but
>> either bring a book or expect to be bored. Or stay away. I thought that I
>> was coming to a BaB meeting. Others might think so too.
>
> Bab === Bring a book :-)
>
> Jacqui
For reference next time - we have microphones and a PA system in the
main auditorium in Hursley that I even tested on the day and worked.
Please don't sit in silence if the lighting or audio are not right as
we can probably fix it to your liking
Anton
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