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TGO Nashville Meet and Greet Tuesday 7/28/15 at Shoney's on Donelson

maroonandwhite

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KahrMan Postus Maximus

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Traffic lights out on Harding. Awesome. 20 mins, 2 blocks.

'Course, I guess it's better than taking one in the tailpipe, right KM?

You got that right.  Not much damage to me but his explorer was not drivable.  Sorry I missed the get together.

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Pete123
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I'll bring Sharpies, sticky name tags and the little tent postcards where you write you name and put it on the table - already have them.           White - check balding - check belly - check

BigK
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kind of ironic...you put organized thought into your choice to wear a shirt that has a symbol of chaos and disorder   kudos...you're coming around

Lumber_Jack
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Well no matter what. Find a place to park and one of us will come get you. If it's too far to walk I'd be happy to pick you up.

NoBanStan Prolific Contributor

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Pretty good turnout tonight.

 

Perhaps in the future we should set a timer and after X amount of time we play musical chairs so we can meet everyone. Kinda felt bad about shaking hands with people I didn't talk too all evening and saying "nice to meet ya".

 

FYI, if you were on my side of the room, I'm the guy who told the "my brother-in-law bought an off road segway" story.

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BigK Postus Maximus

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Perhaps in the future we should set a timer and after X amount of time we play musical chairs so we can meet everyone. Kinda felt bad about shaking hands with people I didn't talk too all evening and saying "nice to meet ya".

 

Funny, I was thinking the same thing on the way out the door. I only got to talk to half the people there. I also felt bad about that.

 

Silver lining: at least I didn't have to listen to Ted rant about anarchy all night. LOL just kidding, buddy. I swear. Just had had to say that, since you wore the tshirt and all.

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Ted S. Prolific Contributor

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Funny, I was thinking the same thing on the way out the door. I only got to talk to half the people there. I also felt bad about that.

Silver lining: at least I didn't have to listen to Ted rant about anarchy all night. LOL just kidding, buddy. I swear. Just had had to say that, since you wore the tshirt and all.


First time I've ever put thought into an article of clothing. Feel honoured dammit!

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BigK Postus Maximus

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First time I've ever put thought into an article of clothing. Feel honoured dammit!

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kind of ironic...you put organized thought into your choice to wear a shirt that has a symbol of chaos and disorder

 

kudos...you're coming around

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Ted S. Prolific Contributor

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kind of ironic...you put organized thought into your choice to wear a shirt that has a symbol of chaos and disorder

kudos...you're coming around

You don't understand philosophical anarchy , do ya son?

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Good to meet many of you as well, and to shake hands with some of you I didn't get the chance to meet.

 

As for meeting more people next go round, someone needs to Mad Hatter it up.

 

[media]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tYXfssLOSM[/media]

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Ted S. Prolific Contributor

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Well, some great minarchist books (minimal government) are written by F.A. Hayek, like "The Constitution of Liberty". There is a book call "Anarchism" by Woodcock that highlights anarchy as a movement and philosophy in it's earlier days, but I don't recommend it unless you have an exhaustingly open mind and are fine with reading highly scholar books or discourses. Plus, it doesn't get onto ideas like Voluntaryism, Agorism, Anarcho Capitalism or Market Anarchism since all of those ideas post date the book; it focuses on important Anarchist thinkers, libertarian communism, libertarian socialism, individualist anarchism (like philisophical chaos), Mutualism, and Anarcho Syndacalism. Some of those ideas are just way too dated or out there for the me to recommend that book to the average reader, but it's still fantastic in its own way.

Off topic question for chucktshoes and/or Ted S., please tell me the FIRST must read book for an individual who might be interested in learning more about anarchist principles. Gracias.



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Good to meet many of you as well, and to shake hands with some of you I didn't get the chance to meet.

 

As for meeting more people next go round, someone needs to Mad Hatter it up.

 

[media]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tYXfssLOSM[/media]

So in otherwords a TGO speed dating event...

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