meeting this saturday at my place

Unless you're in Luxembourg at the moment and can pick me up, I won't be able to make it... Bad timing for me yet again. I should have stayed in Aachen for a few more days -.-
I guess we missed this message because we actually were there :eek:

On Friday, Erik travelled to my work, then we picked up Lars in Belgium, spent the night at Raphi's house in Luxemburg and then drove back to Eriks place on Saturday. We might have been able to squeeze you in.

After the meeting at Eriks place, we drove back to Luxemburg and spent all Sunday there. I think Erik set the record for "most distance travelled for a cubemeeting at your own place" :D
 
Unless you're in Luxembourg at the moment and can pick me up, I won't be able to make it... Bad timing for me yet again. I should have stayed in Aachen for a few more days -.-
I guess we missed this message because we actually were there :eek:

On Friday, Erik travelled to my work, then we picked up Lars in Belgium, spent the night at Raphi's house in Luxemburg and then drove back to Eriks place on Saturday. We might have been able to squeeze you in.

After the meeting at Eriks place, we drove back to Luxemburg and spent all Sunday there. I think Erik set the record for "most distance travelled for a cubemeeting at your own place" :D

Wow, now that's just bad luck :(. Where exactly in Luxembourg were you?

Btw, how was the competition?
 
Unless you're in Luxembourg at the moment and can pick me up, I won't be able to make it... Bad timing for me yet again. I should have stayed in Aachen for a few more days -.-
I guess we missed this message because we actually were there :eek:

On Friday, Erik travelled to my work, then we picked up Lars in Belgium, spent the night at Raphi's house in Luxemburg and then drove back to Eriks place on Saturday. We might have been able to squeeze you in.

After the meeting at Eriks place, we drove back to Luxemburg and spent all Sunday there. I think Erik set the record for "most distance travelled for a cubemeeting at your own place" :D

Wow, now that's just bad luck :(. Where exactly in Luxembourg were you?

Btw, how was the competition?
We were in Kehlen and Luxemburg city

The competition was ok, but we have had better. The travelling and Luxemburg was more fun than the actual meeting
 
Unless you're in Luxembourg at the moment and can pick me up, I won't be able to make it... Bad timing for me yet again. I should have stayed in Aachen for a few more days -.-
I guess we missed this message because we actually were there :eek:

On Friday, Erik travelled to my work, then we picked up Lars in Belgium, spent the night at Raphi's house in Luxemburg and then drove back to Eriks place on Saturday. We might have been able to squeeze you in.

After the meeting at Eriks place, we drove back to Luxemburg and spent all Sunday there. I think Erik set the record for "most distance travelled for a cubemeeting at your own place" :D

Wow, now that's just bad luck :(. Where exactly in Luxembourg were you?

Btw, how was the competition?
We were in Kehlen and Luxemburg city

The competition was ok, but we have had better. The travelling and Luxemburg was more fun than the actual meeting

Oh Kehlen's not too far from my town ;) Well, more like village; about 15 minutes.

Let me know when you plan something similar. I'd love to be part of another competition ;)
 
Why don't cubers in America do that more often?

Population density. The USA is the third most populated country in the world but is only the 177th most densely populated. Only several places in the country have a enough cubers in one area that would meet up for an unofficial gathering.
How about the East Coast, particularly, the Northeast? :rolleyes:
 
Why don't cubers in America do that more often?

Population density. The USA is the third most populated country in the world but is only the 177th most densely populated. Only several places in the country have a enough cubers in one area that would meet up for an unofficial gathering.
How about the East Coast, particularly, the Northeast? :rolleyes:

nope, still too spread out. LA is really the only place in the US that does this, and they usually have to work at it.
 
Why don't cubers in America do that more often?

Population density. The USA is the third most populated country in the world but is only the 177th most densely populated. Only several places in the country have a enough cubers in one area that would meet up for an unofficial gathering.
How about the East Coast, particularly, the Northeast? :rolleyes:

nope, still too spread out. LA is really the only place in the US that does this, and they usually have to work at it.
In Colorado, we have occasional meetups for all the people in the Denver area. I think there would be a lot more meetups if people actually tried.
 
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