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    44 room requests already for the 2020 show , my name is down again

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    cos you are bonkers !!! never mind its lovely to see such enthusiam
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    Yes, I'm down, too. Suckers for punishment; that's what we are...
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    Been giving it some not-too-serious thought, but as with everything, it'll probably come down to cost. Is it an expensive job?
    I just dropped in, to see what condition my condition was in

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    Oh my God Marco, it'd be nice if you could photograph my good side for once, Not too much to ask is it? People will think I look like this all the time
    I just dropped in, to see what condition my condition was in

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    Quote Originally Posted by Beobloke View Post
    Yes, I'm down, too. Suckers for punishment; that's what we are...
    I know you have exhibited many times at this show, but did you take part this year?
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    Quote Originally Posted by YNWaN View Post
    I know you have exhibited many times at this show, but did you take part this year?
    No. I was on holiday over the weekend of Kegworth this year, unfortunately.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Beobloke View Post
    No. I was on holiday over the weekend of Kegworth this year, unfortunately.
    Surely you mean fortunately?

    I'd rather be on holiday abroad somewhere nice, than at a bloody hi-fi show!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony View Post
    Been giving it some not-too-serious thought, but as with everything, it'll probably come down to cost. Is it an expensive job?
    Depends on how much beer you plan on swilling, and whether you do it as a joint or solo venture.
    This year it was £135 for 2 nights (Sat & Sun) or £85 for the Saturday night. If you do it with a co-pilot (recommended, so you can get a break) then it's only half the cost each. Yes it's a bit of hard work but the atmosphere and banter is great as is the exhibitors after show curry on the Sunday.
    I'm down again for my 3rd weekend of fun and am hoping I've also blagged the same big system room as this year, cos my Ushers love being let of their leash.

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