geoff allsup wrote: > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > > Name tags ???? anyone ... > > > > like a corporate function , to identify "YOU" just thought id drop a few > > eggs ;-) > > Rob > > FWIW, I was a member of a model railroad club down on Cape > Cod for some years; little plastic name tags were part of > "membership", as well as two different kinds of meetings - a > "wednesday worknight" that was mostly long time members, and > a "friday social/perpetually open to the public night". > Members were actually pretty good about greeting newcomers, > as well. Guess they had somehow developed a conciousness of > such a necessity over the years. I bet future gnhlug > meetings will be better simply as a result of the /. post..... > > geoff > -- [... snip ...] I can just see it now - we are all walking around wearing little penguins attached to our lapels -- I love it! I have to admit - I'm a little introverted at times too, maybe a "Welcome to all" at the beginning of the meeting to encourage all the newbies and (infrequent attendees like myself) to introduce ourselves if we so desire... Now, if I could just make it to a meeting some day...! ;) D. Roberts -- Linux: Because a PC is a terrible thing to waste. -- Mark Komarinski
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