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We're going to have a party! It will be lovely with refreshing beverages and delicious foodstuffs. Everyone cool will be there! Oh yeah and this guy's coming, too:
(isn't he dreamy?)
So yeah, the one and only Robert Khoo will be arriving in NYC Monday, July 11 and will be staying until Wednesday, July 13. This means we have the choice of two evenings to entertain our visitor (that's Monday or Tuesday night for those of you keeping track), and this right here is the thread in which we will decide how this will go down.
THE PLAN:
WHEN: Tuesday, July 12th, 7:00pm
WHERE: Lunasa (126 1st Avenue)
THE LIST OF GLORIOUS ATTENDEES...SO FAR
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TomeWyrm
blue tape
tapeslinger
nexuscrawler
Numeros
JACQATTACK
BEAST!
Drez
Variable
Casual Eddy
Shoggoth
Zek (?)
MulysaSempronius
No-Quarter (?)
1800nightlife (?)
Deebaser
mygiantrobot +1
syndalis
Nanaki +2
If you're on the list and can't make it, let me know! If you can make it and want to be on the list, let me know!
Cho Cho San is but an initial suggestion, not set in stone. Other options presented to me have been Slate or SPiN, if we wanted to do billiards or ping-pong while having a few drinks.
slate is a boss place to go and ought to be pretty uncrowded on a weeknight; it is also in a pretty clubby neighborhood so we can always go somewhere else after that.
Like, Khoo arrives, you go to the Japanese place, but then as he steps inside, the floor gives way, and suddenly he's running a gauntlet against 3 other business geniuses in a test of strength, agility, intellect, and who can pull the craftiest face.
Like, Khoo arrives, you go to the Japanese place, but then as he steps inside, the floor gives way, and suddenly he's running a gauntlet against 3 other business geniuses in a test of strength, agility, intellect, and who can pull the craftiest face.
Like, Khoo arrives, you go to the Japanese place, but then as he steps inside, the floor gives way, and suddenly he's running a gauntlet against 3 other business geniuses in a test of strength, agility, intellect, and who can pull the craftiest face.
If it isn't yet, you're welcome.
Why yes, there will be Bananagrams.
Japanese sounds fine to me, but being that I am a fan of food in the most basic sense, I am not picky. Like I am always inclined to suggest, we could shoot for Fette Sau (barbecue garage of the Gods), but I know how Khoo feels about Brooklyn...
Actually, I don't know how Khoo feels about Brooklyn. Khoo, how do you feel about Brooklyn?
Also, Goose, stop being that; everybody likes tonakatsu (also, <3)
I vote Tuesday over Monday, mostly because I have plans to go to Six Flags on Monday and I love me some roller coasters.
As for locales I'll be honest and say I'm more concerned with the drink specials than the food items on the menu, so unlimited sake sounds good to me. If we don't end up going to Cho Cho San, I still vote for Manhattan. Besides, the last time we went to Brooklyn I found Robert roaming around looking for the bar while I was roaming around looking for an ATM.
I vote Tuesday over Monday, mostly because I have plans to go to Six Flags on Monday and I love me some roller coasters.
As for locales I'll be honest and say I'm more concerned with the drink specials than the food items on the menu, so unlimited sake sounds good to me. If we don't end up going to Cho Cho San, I still vote for Manhattan. Besides, the last time we went to Brooklyn I found Robert roaming around looking for the bar while I was roaming around looking for an ATM.
While Fette Sau sounds amazing and I'm sure I would eat enough pig until I hated myself, it probably is best to avoid that meat heaven because there are likely to be vegetarian friends among us.
In a not-unrelated note, even though I love my borough I think we should probably try to stick to Manhattan rather than Brooklyn, if only to even out everyone's travel times. Like, it's pretty easy for people to get from Jersey to Manhattan, but it would add in quite a bit more time if they had to ride into Brooklyn afterwards.
I've never been to Slate, though it looks like it could be a pretty fun spot so long as there aren't a ton of people there, and on a Monday or Tuesday I think it would probably be fine. It also looks like Khoo can school us in ping pong there. I'll add it to the list of potential locations!
I guess we should also figure out, are more people interested in food and drinks, or just drinks?
Water Taxi Beach does sound like an amazing time (and oh god I want a bacon dog now) but it looks like it's closed Mondays and Tuesdays, which sadly are the days we have available to us for this. Although George Clinton's 70th Birthday Funkabration is on July 27th...hrm...
I had no idea they were closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. I tried to call to confirm but finding a phone number for them is taking more effort than I'd like.
That being said, I do enjoy outdoor revelry. It also makes for a roomy atmosphere that can fit a good-sized group. Does anyone know of a place in Manhattan with rooftop or backyard options? The first three that come to my mind are Bar 13, Tonic East, and some place I can't remember the name of on 5th between 26th and 27th.
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I dunno, it just tastes good to me?
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Make them come to Philly, and then go out for a Pat's cheese steak.
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Like, Khoo arrives, you go to the Japanese place, but then as he steps inside, the floor gives way, and suddenly he's running a gauntlet against 3 other business geniuses in a test of strength, agility, intellect, and who can pull the craftiest face.
If it isn't yet, you're welcome.
valid. on a Monday night though? nothing like a weekend. is there a specific neighborhood people want to go, there are kind of a lot of options
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Why yes, there will be Bananagrams.
Japanese sounds fine to me, but being that I am a fan of food in the most basic sense, I am not picky. Like I am always inclined to suggest, we could shoot for Fette Sau (barbecue garage of the Gods), but I know how Khoo feels about Brooklyn...
Actually, I don't know how Khoo feels about Brooklyn. Khoo, how do you feel about Brooklyn?
Also, Goose, stop being that; everybody likes tonakatsu (also, <3)
I know, crazy, right?
BUT IT'S TRUE
As for locales I'll be honest and say I'm more concerned with the drink specials than the food items on the menu, so unlimited sake sounds good to me. If we don't end up going to Cho Cho San, I still vote for Manhattan. Besides, the last time we went to Brooklyn I found Robert roaming around looking for the bar while I was roaming around looking for an ATM.
Looking for stuff. The horror!
In a not-unrelated note, even though I love my borough I think we should probably try to stick to Manhattan rather than Brooklyn, if only to even out everyone's travel times. Like, it's pretty easy for people to get from Jersey to Manhattan, but it would add in quite a bit more time if they had to ride into Brooklyn afterwards.
I've never been to Slate, though it looks like it could be a pretty fun spot so long as there aren't a ton of people there, and on a Monday or Tuesday I think it would probably be fine. It also looks like Khoo can school us in ping pong there. I'll add it to the list of potential locations!
I guess we should also figure out, are more people interested in food and drinks, or just drinks?
Also, wherever we go to eat, we should make sure that seating is adequate. Being crammed into a tin box sounds rather uncomfortable.
Yes it has ping pong.
It also has alcohol, food, skee ball, and is generally just a fun outdoor location.
This is the place where I had my first bacon dog. mmm bacon dog.
le link: http://www.watertaxibeach.com/south_street_seaport
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This intrigues me
To be honest, I'm in it more for the skee ball...and the bacon dogs.
Also, I do enjoy outdoor drinking, and this place could certainly fit a crowd.
That being said, I do enjoy outdoor revelry. It also makes for a roomy atmosphere that can fit a good-sized group. Does anyone know of a place in Manhattan with rooftop or backyard options? The first three that come to my mind are Bar 13, Tonic East, and some place I can't remember the name of on 5th between 26th and 27th.
I'm not sure I know of ideas though, too bad that place is closed Monday and Tuesday.