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12:05 AM
Who: Open!
What: Seventh Floor Superbowl Party
Where: Rick's apartment (706), Pia's apartment (708), Samuel's apartment (707), the hallway, and wherever else the party might leak to
When: February 6th 2011, 3 PM - 10 PM
Warnings: Usual party warnings, anything can/might happen when you get a pile of god-possessed people drunk in the same place.
Notes: The noise from the party can probably be heard from the sixth and eighth floors. Game starts at 3:30 PM. Totally feel free to riff on the halftime show/commercials as you please. I, Sage, actually am at work all day today (boo), but you can assume that Rick will greet your character during the party. I'll be around in the evening to post.
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Superbowl is more than a football game. To many, it is a celebration of the spirit of America itself, maybe moreso than the Fourth of July. Because today, more than any other, men and women live to celebrate their united right to get drunk with a group of friends and strangers and scream at the television.
And the black, yellow, white and green colored balloons and streamers, and tiny themed Nerf footballs lining the seventh floor hallway was the first indication that Superbowl mania had infected at least part of the building.
What: Seventh Floor Superbowl Party
Where: Rick's apartment (706), Pia's apartment (708), Samuel's apartment (707), the hallway, and wherever else the party might leak to
When: February 6th 2011, 3 PM - 10 PM
Warnings: Usual party warnings, anything can/might happen when you get a pile of god-possessed people drunk in the same place.
Notes: The noise from the party can probably be heard from the sixth and eighth floors. Game starts at 3:30 PM. Totally feel free to riff on the halftime show/commercials as you please. I, Sage, actually am at work all day today (boo), but you can assume that Rick will greet your character during the party. I'll be around in the evening to post.
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Superbowl is more than a football game. To many, it is a celebration of the spirit of America itself, maybe moreso than the Fourth of July. Because today, more than any other, men and women live to celebrate their united right to get drunk with a group of friends and strangers and scream at the television.
And the black, yellow, white and green colored balloons and streamers, and tiny themed Nerf footballs lining the seventh floor hallway was the first indication that Superbowl mania had infected at least part of the building.
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