TLUG Coup D'etat

[James Knott]

Tim Writer wrote:
> "Colin McGregor" <colinmc151-bJEeYj9oJeDQT0dZR+AlfA at public.gmane.org> writes:
> 
> 
>>On the other hand for those of us who do not have a car (or other motorised
>>vehicle) if a location is not near a subway it is a PAIN to get to (and yes,
>>both Seneca @ York and the IBM building are pains). Also, having a nice
>>cheap eatery near the meeting location is VERY desirable in my point of view
>>as I have found some of the most productive conversations I have had with
>>TLUG have happened just before or just after a meeting over a plate of food
>>and/or a beverage.
>>
>>So, lets review the "perfect" TLUG meeting location:
>>
>>1. - Space for 50 plus people.
>>2. - Free
>>3. - AV hook-up (i.e. projection monitor)
>>4. - Very near a subway station
>>5. - Nearby cheap food
>>6. - Good cheap/free nearby parking for car drivers
> 
> 
> As I live within walking distance to U. of T. and have my office in
> Thornhill, perhaps I can bring a little balance to the subway thing.  IMO,
> the question we need to answer is what does the "T" in "TLUG" stand for?  Is
> it for Toronto as in the old City of Toronto or is it for the "T" in GTA?

Or perhaps "Thornhill"?  ;-)
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