If I ever go to Paris, I'd like to meet you at the pendulum and wind our way to a little cafe somewhere, discussing all the conspiracies we can come up with that we'd never dare believe in.
Get together and discuss old languages, compare notes, and then have a raring old time reading Beowulf per hansandersen's suggestion while drinking ale and mead with a bunch of like-minded and like-spirited people.
Ooh, ooh! Yes, this would be wonderful. And I am actually going to be around this weekend, unlike the previous one and the next one. I will also be occupied Saturday night, and Friday night as well. Sunday, maybe?
Next weekend would work WAY better for me, if that's a possibility... particularly like, a Friday night, so I'd be up in the area already without an extra trip. Though if I could borrow a patch of couch or floor and thus reduce my Monday commute, I might be able to justify a Sunday.
Descent of Inanna? I seem to recall Inanna is a goddess from one of the early Fertile Cresent/Middle East/Summerian/whatever civilizations. Is this a long epic poem about her descent into the underworld?
hm, next weekend's also a long weekend, and the art & wine festival down here in town. So Friday still works best for me; I'd like to go to the festival Sunday... I wonder if Breakfsat Club is still going to happen? Hmm.
Sit down and catch up. Over a long night with much hot chocolate and other steamy hot beverages, discuss everything from politics to string theory. Well, especially geek about physics. I think there's a lot to you -- you seem like an amazing person -- and if I should ever get a chance to know you better, I'd count myself honored. :)
Have a fun and thought-provoking getting-to-know you conversation. Albert introduced us once, I don't know if you remember (my name's Adi, it was Aleatha's Halloween party, I was in a renaissance dress). We didn't really get to talk then. . . but I'm unfortunately not geeky enough to be able to discuss string theory :)
Sorry... we're going to be reading the whole night in Sumerian. How are you at deciphering cuneiform? :)
(I'm kidding, btw - there are excellent translations of all the things under consideration, and I believe that's what's being discussed. Or at least I hope so, since I can't read cuneiform at all.)
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(I'm such a needy little whiner!)
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That would be the one, yes. Some translations/versions aren't horribly poetic, though.
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Hmm... so food, drink, and ancient epics?
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I'm also good for Friday that week.
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(How 'bout firing up the fondue gear Yoooooonification? I've been waiting pa-tient-ly!)
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(I'm kidding, btw - there are excellent translations of all the things under consideration, and I believe that's what's being discussed. Or at least I hope so, since I can't read cuneiform at all.)