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How crazy does a drink sound?
We seem to have a relatively small group here. I'll bet we could all fit in a quiet bar somewhere.
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Permalink Reply by Randy Long on -
Certainly if there are only two people interested, fitting into a quiet bar becomes much easier.
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Permalink Reply by Randy Long on
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Ah, that's an issue, too. I always assume all New Yorkers live in The City, as I do.
(Although that's not to say upstate isn't quite a beautiful place to visit. Gawd's Country, I think is the oft-used phrase.) -
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Permalink Reply by Eddie Goldman on -
Noisy, rowdy bars are good, too. Just so long as they are near a major subway line.
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Permalink Reply by Randy Long on
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For a quick getaway, you mean?
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Permalink Reply by Randy Long on
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Well, let's be honest. The odds of us all meeting up in Potsdam for a friendly drink are, really, quite low.
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Permalink Reply by John Murdock on -
might I suggest the bar in the theater UNDER St. Marks on January 15th at 1030pm, when the blasphemous and heralded comedy/music troupe God Tastes Like Chicken takes the stage and dances on Jerry Falwell's grave. The beer is cheap. Admission is free for people who use the password "only sheep need a shepherd," and it is a group of people committed to attacking bigotry, fairy tales, and creepy old white men in dresses oppressing women and alter boys. Just a thought, but a reasonable one.
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Permalink Reply by Randy Long on
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Interesting. Thanks for the heads-up. Is it only on the 15th?
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Permalink Reply by John Murdock on
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It is on every odd thursday, the 1st, 3rd, and 5th thursdays, so the next show after the 15th, would be the 29th of January
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Permalink Reply by Rob Welch on -
I live in South Salem (Westchester) and work in NYC. I rarely turn down an excuse to grab some brews, and I think hanging out in a NYC bar after work with some fellow heathens would be great. Thursdays / Fridays in and around the Wall St. area would be best for me but when it comes to settling down for a pint or two of (good) beer I can be very flexible.
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Permalink Reply by Randy Long on
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We might be better off crashing someone else's get-together. Drinking Skeptically meets once a month at the Four-Faced Liar. Here's the meetup page: http://skeptics.meetup.com/169/
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