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Padre is inviting you to Coffee Talk

Topic: Coffee Talk with the ADD Irregulars

Time: Apr 26, 2023 06:30 AM Central Time (US and Canada)

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Good Morning Digitial Neighbors!!! A question was asked over on Phetasy about Coffee Talk - what it is - what we talk about -what happens there. It all started with the opening of Padre's so I could have a place to chat with @SEPTUAGENARIAN Sept, @THK233 Theresa and @DragonHawk Emmie who were part of the early morning crowd at the Rubin Report. There were other earlier risers over at Phetasy but my morning conversations at that point tended to be over on the Report.

The chat feature is good at Local's and we had some like @Senator Mark Vasto from Phetasy drop in to join us as well as a few others from The Rubin Report, Phetasy and Triggernometry.

Somewhere along the line Sept mentioned that the typing was at times tiresome. That is where I looked in to ZOOM as a means of doing our morning conversations. Thanks to Emmie, Sept was able to join us for ZOOM Coffee Talks and the chat rooms ended and the Coffee Talks took off.

At the beginning they were not an everyday event, and there was a 40 minute limit until I decided to purchase the license. Since then, it has become a Monday through Saturday event (opens at 6:00 Am Central on Saturday, 6:30 Monday - Friday) and there are afternoon and evening sessions. The guidelines or rules are fairly simple as far as I am concerned:

ALWAYS WELCOME - NEVER EXPECTED
NO SET TOPICS
DON'T BE A DICK
BUT SMART ASSES ARE APPRECIATED
FEEL FREE TO LURK
PADRE TRIES TO MONINTOR THE CHAT
1. To pause the chatterboxes from time to time
2. To make sure others who had comments can participate

WSN = Weird Shit Niche' (topics are varied, free ranging and tangential) There are reoccurring themes, treasured conspiracy theories and other random life experiences and memories. The WSN may not be everyone's cup of tea or coffee as it were. Some come and go, others become Irregulars, and others become occasion check-ins who infrequently join the gang.

If we were at a coffee diner we would be "That table." The waitress would tell you: They come in most every morning, we don't don't what they talk about about, they laugh a lot, some get really excited, others just sit there and they seem to have a good time most everyday, they are an odd bunch but seem surprisingly normal or at least familiar.

Have a good day Digital Neighbors!!! Hope you might join us one day.

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