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* A year after the previous one?

** Good for purposes of holiday allowance

** For me (Mike), any time after December is likely good, because I will not have enough holiday before that.

* At Comiket time?

* Setting aside the holiday-allowance issue for a moment, I (Smith) submit the following:

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** road trip = trip by interesting transport (boat? (delian league, etc.)) = defined-tickboxy train trip (trans-siberian railway) > train trip > excursions from a hub by road > excursions from a hub by train

** For my part, I (Smith) feel a train trip would not need to be a famous proper noun in order to compare favourably with a road trip; it would need merely to be sufficiently epic in scope (viz., Moscow-Beijing, Moscow-Ulan Baator-Beijing, Berlin-Novosibirsk etc). I think a boat trip would be risky indeed, as we do not know how all participants would fare over extended periods on the ocean wave

*** For the record, I (Mike) fare ''exceptionally'' badly over even relatively short periods on the ocean wave, so I would certainly not support any such idea.

* It has been suggested that we either go somewhere we speak-a the lingo, or make an effort to learn-a the lingo, in an effort to avoid going out in the metaphorical noonday sun

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* Smith

* mr edward a. heaney (probably)

* Mike (probably)

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 * A year after the previous one?
 ** Good for purposes of holiday allowance
+** For me (Mike), any time after December is likely good, because I will not have enough holiday before that.
 * At Comiket time?
 * Setting aside the holiday-allowance issue for a moment, I (Smith) submit the following:
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 ** road trip = trip by interesting transport (boat? (delian league, etc.)) = defined-tickboxy train trip (trans-siberian railway) > train trip > excursions from a hub by road > excursions from a hub by train
 ** For my part, I (Smith) feel a train trip would not need to be a famous proper noun in order to compare favourably with a road trip; it would need merely to be sufficiently epic in scope (viz., Moscow-Beijing, Moscow-Ulan Baator-Beijing, Berlin-Novosibirsk etc). I think a boat trip would be risky indeed, as we do not know how all participants would fare over extended periods on the ocean wave
+*** For the record, I (Mike) fare ''exceptionally'' badly over even relatively short periods on the ocean wave, so I would certainly not support any such idea.
 * It has been suggested that we either go somewhere we speak-a the lingo, or make an effort to learn-a the lingo, in an effort to avoid going out in the metaphorical noonday sun
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 * Smith
 * mr edward a. heaney (probably)
+* Mike (probably)
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