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February 04, 2008
Monday
 
 
Samizdata party in pictures
Alex Singleton (London)  Events

On Saturday various Samizdata team members and associates descended upon HQ for copious amounts of wine, chilli and cheese.

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The party commences.

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The goddess Elena holds fort.

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Samizdata's infamous bar.

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Tomas Kohl drops in on us from the Czech Republic.

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China's hottest export.

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There's something important on the computer.

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Readers of Brian's blog are surging.

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The Briffas - Peter Briffa is the purveyor of the fine Public Interest blog.

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By 3:30am, everyone had fallen asleep apart from the guardian hippo.

Comments

Wine, chilli and cheese...
What happened to the ham? :-)


Posted by RAB at February 4, 2008 05:20 PM

Histrionics were certainly in evidence.


Posted by guy herbert at February 4, 2008 06:07 PM

Spanish histrionics, no, ham, was indeed in evidence. Not quite iJam, but it was there RAB


Posted by Perry de Havilland at February 4, 2008 09:52 PM

Phew! Oh good!
I thought you were losing your touch, as a host
there ;-)
But why is my invitation always lost in the post?
That's two parties in a few days, and we've just had christmas and new year.
Calm down Guys, what the hell do you have planned for lent?


Posted by RAB at February 4, 2008 10:31 PM

Not a Tatoo in sight

At least not publically?


Posted by R. Richard Schweitzer at February 4, 2008 11:14 PM
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