[POOL] Well?

[Paul Hovland]

I vote for #3 (especially if we can find someplace with a couple of  
pool tables -- how much would it cost to teleport Wynkoop from Denver  
to Chicago?).  #1 and #2 are a close second.  I'd also go for #5,  
depending on the specific activity (sorry, no interest in going to see  
Confessions of a Shopaholic (unless the accompanying beer is really,  
really good)).  One reason for favoring #3 is that it is something  
that is easy to schedule for a Tuesday night, which is probably the  
time most likely to be conflict free for most of us.

A weekend "camping" trip to downtown Madison, accompanied by beer and  
billiards at the Great Dane (http://www.greatdanepub.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=30&Itemid=40 
) would also be just dandy...

Cheers...

Paul

ps: There's always option #8, contribute to the buy-Paul-a-pool-table  
fund, which would considerably improve the appropriateness of my house  
for option #2.  :-).

On May 6, 2009, at 2:42 PM, Amy Leggett wrote:

> I vote number 1, 2, 3, or 5.
>
> On May 6, 2009, at 2:07 PM, Craig Stacey wrote:
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>> Okay, that's $67 for playoffs and $105 for session, bringing our  
>> party total to $706 combined for 07/08 and 08/09.
>>
>> I'm going to suggest we actually just have a nice party with good  
>> beer and food.  Suggestions?  Here are some options that come to  
>> mind:
>>
>> 1) Rent/use a picnic ground for a BBQ and picnic.
>> 2) Have a party at one of the player's homes.  At this point both  
>> Paul (60490) and I (60501) have volunteered to host.*
>> 3) Group dinner at a great restaurant, party afterwards.
>> 4) Donate it all to Roger's Corvette Improvement Fund.
>> 5) Have some sort of group outing like dinner and a ball game, or  
>> dinner and a comedy show, or dinner and a movie.  But I still won't  
>> put out.  Not even for you.
>> 6) Weekend camping trip.
>> 7) Weekend camping trip culminating with a cage-match, Terrordome  
>> style.
>>
>>
>> * Zip codes provided for proximity considerations.  Paul's got a  
>> big place, and is in the burbs where most of our players are.  I've  
>> got an okay sized place closer to the city.  I'm pretty sure either  
>> of us can provide BBQ.  I've got a pool table if we want to play.
>> ==
>> Craig
>>
>>
>>
>> On May 6, 2009, at 12:13 PM, John Valdes wrote:
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>>> Our winnings were $67.
>>>
>>> John
>>>
>>> On Wed, May 06, 2009 at 11:34:30AM -0500, Roger Sersted wrote:
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>>>> I don't know.  I gave the envelope to John V.
>>>>
>>>> Roger S.
>>>>
>>>> Craig Stacey wrote:
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>>>>> Way to go Brian!
>>>>>
>>>>> Brian, you're the only one who didn't take his match out to the  
>>>>> maximum
>>>>> number. :)
>>>>>
>>>>> What were our winnings for 5th, Roger?
>>>>> ==
>>>>> Craig
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> On May 6, 2009, at 10:41 AM, Roger Sersted wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Brian R. vs Art in a 3:2.  Art won the first game and Brian R.  
>>>>>> won
>>>>>> the next two games.  Taking the match and giving Team Moe 5th  
>>>>>> place
>>>>>> AND he extends his winning streak to 8 games.  Boo YAHH!!!
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Craig Stacey wrote:
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>>>>>>> How'd we do?  Here's what I know:
>>>>>>> We played Bass Ackwards.  Brian T played Jeremy in a 4-3.  It  
>>>>>>> was
>>>>>>> close, went to the final game, Brian lost 4-2.
>>>>>>> Roger played Jill in a 4-2, it was close, went to the final  
>>>>>>> game,
>>>>>>> Roger lost 4-1.
>>>>>>> I played Glenn in a 6-2, it was close, went to the final game, I
>>>>>>> won 5-2.
>>>>>>> John played Candido in a 2-2, it was close, went to the final  
>>>>>>> game,
>>>>>>> John won 2-1.
>>>>>>> I left around 11, when Brian R. and Art were playing in a 2-2.
>>>>>>> How'd it go?  Was it close?  Did it go to the final game?
>>>>>>> ==
>>>>>>> Craig
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