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bLo­gout. For once, Suman comes up with an inter­est­ing word :)

So instead of sit­ting in a cof­fee shop or a Koshy’s, we’ve decided to go away some­where for the next blog meet. And appro­pri­ately, the meet will be called bLo­gout (trade­mark Suman!).

The plan for now is to head to a place called Kad­u­mane. My incli­na­tions right now are towards Hon­nemardu, but Suman feels it might not suit every­one (please sup­port me, if you think Suman is wrong and we can always change the destination)!

We are now plan­ning to head to Hon­nemardu (pro­vided we get the book­ings). It’s a really fun place with water sports to keep every­one busy.

If you’re inter­ested in join­ing in, please do email me or Suman by Mon/Tues next.

The date is the 3rd week­end of June (18,19).

If we have enough peo­ple express­ing their inter­est by Monday/Tuesday, we will go ahead and make the reser­va­tions. Please do not email us say­ing you can’t make it or sug­gest another date.

So bLo­gout folks! It’s fun!

And if you have ques­tions, go read Suman’s FAQ! Please don’t get scared though. He does tend to go over the top :)

Discussion

14 Responses to “bangalore bloggers blogout!”

  1. I am not sure if I will be able to make it since I am plan­ning a trip to Pondicherry at that time :(

    Posted by Aditya | May 27, 2005, 11:57 am
  2. anita, by reser­va­tion ru talk­ing of the bun­ga­low or the tick­ets… cant we drive to that place?? since its just 5hrs from b’lore… start by after­noon & reach by evening/night.. what say??

    Posted by sathish | May 27, 2005, 4:22 pm
  3. Anita,

    As always count me in :-)

    Posted by F e r r a r i | May 27, 2005, 7:20 pm
  4. aditya: do try

    sathish: we will have to make reser­va­tions at the place we are going (for acco­mo­da­tion) espe­cially if we are 10+. We can drive there if we have enough vehi­cles or organ­ise a vehicle.

    fer­rari: great! please also pub­lise bLo­gout in your blog.

    Posted by Anita | May 28, 2005, 8:21 am
  5. anita, i believe u got ur vehi­cle & i got mine that means v can acco­mo­date 8 peo­ple… more than 8 we can chk who else has car or rent a car!!!

    Posted by sathish | May 28, 2005, 12:19 pm
  6. Hey I would love to come..but unfor­tu­nately I have a very impor­tant rit­ual to attend to at home…U guys have a ball and take care!! Cheers and hope to join the next time around!!

    Posted by Lean Dude | June 14, 2005, 12:31 pm
  7. sure i am 25 m work­ing … i want to join u guys for fun;)

    Posted by ani | July 4, 2005, 3:48 pm
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  9. I have become a reg­u­lar vis­i­tor at your blog and I just love it :)

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  11. I am new to your blog and I do like to read it!

    Posted by Johan | April 15, 2009, 1:09 am
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    Posted by Onion Insights | November 18, 2009, 2:38 pm

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  1. […] the saucy posters for the movie Valla­van. And Anita gives props and the trade­mark to the Ban­ga­lore blog­gers bLo­gout to Suman.

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  2. […] Ramya Kan­nan says in her arti­cle in The Hindu’s Sun­day Mag­a­zine, “They cre­ate an iden­tity for them­selves on the Net and chat about a vari­ety of sub­jects. Some blog­gers, how­ever, arrange meets to put faces to the names”. Well, with all due respect, she is tech­ni­cally cor­rect. But the same def­i­n­i­tion applies to Instant Mes­sag­ing users also. What dif­fer­en­ti­ates blog­ging is pub­lish­ing. The power of pub­lish­ing to the lay per­son. Let’s not go there. What’s the big deal in a bunch of peo­ple meet­ing up any­way? Unless it is some­thing like our June bLo­gout? I think it is high time we stopped defin­ing what a blog is or who a blog­ger is. A blog is an inter­ac­tive per­sonal web­site. Period. What’s with men­tion­ing URLs and not link­ing them? Ramya what maa? Hey! You have linked only Niren­jan. Hmmm. Edho paathu seyynga. Read it on The Hindu […]

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