Surely we will be meeting in Der Kase
I'd imagine there is Cheese there, but I doubt you'd want to spread it on a cracker.
Not606 Meet-Up?
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I'd imagine there is Cheese there, but I doubt you'd want to spread it on a cracker.
Then just add an "e".
Der Kaese
Ór I cóúld júst nót bóthér
(Hope you can understand my accent 
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As someone who's been a member of not606 for a bit over a year now, and who was a lurker for a couple of years before that, it's been a privilege and an honour to get to know you all. Or, at least, to get to know your online selves. However, even better than knowing people online is...knowing people in real life! Hence my idea that we meet up and to get to know the "real" us!
As this would be a momentous occasion for many of us, I think it's worth really putting some effort in and making it something special. Hence my suggestion that rather than just meet up in a pub somewhere, we make a thing of it and go somewhere special, like, say, Berlin? From the 7th or so? For maybe 5 days? Shorter if need be, but I don't think there's any reason to stay any longer.
Th(o)ughts? Are you game?
This sounds like something out of a horror film......
come meet me in Berlin, I will send you home in bits!
My comp won't do umlauts
Do you have a number pad?
Hold down alt and type:
132
137
139
129
You have to use number pad. Won't work with numbers above the letters.
In which case, I wouldn't be sending them home in bits, I would just be keeping them in my freezer in bits. And enjoying some lovely fried penis.
Lesley?Some users call me by my true name on here anyway
PS...and no, I don't mean ****, know, batard, etc
You can't just type the letter then follow it with a code (as far as I'm aware)- you type an alt code for the letter you want.
e.g. alt131 gives you â, alt136 for ê . I remember a couple of them because I've used them a few times.
Find what you want here:
http://tools.oratory.com/altcodes.html
I just google the word I want and copy and paste it with the accents already on - easier for me than trying to remember which keys to hold down and which numbers to type etc.