Ahh, Ship it. Ship it real good.
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We have an arcade downtown in my town, and it seems to get good business. I mean its probly older people there but Im sure that the younger people here know about them at the very least : p
And Ive never been to Chuck E Cheese, didnt get to go as a kid. Now that Im an adult I probly cant go, will have to wait to have a kid of my own before I ever get the chance, I guess : p
And Ive never been to Chuck E Cheese, didnt get to go as a kid. Now that Im an adult I probly cant go, will have to wait to have a kid of my own before I ever get the chance, I guess : p
No way, man.
I'm voting that we all get together and form a Singles Forum Storm on some poor, unsuspecting local arcade, ASAP.
What's everybody doing tomorrow?
Obviously, Tommy and I are calling dibs on the Ski Ball machines.
After all, where else is it possible to nspend $10 to score 1000 tickets in order to "win" a 10-cent pencil?
I'm voting that we all get together and form a Singles Forum Storm on some poor, unsuspecting local arcade, ASAP.
What's everybody doing tomorrow?
Obviously, Tommy and I are calling dibs on the Ski Ball machines.
After all, where else is it possible to nspend $10 to score 1000 tickets in order to "win" a 10-cent pencil?
Seoul, you have been talking about a meet up for far too long. Let's do it! 
Molly, can I count you in?
Any other takers? If we had a group of at least 5 people who were willing to help take on all the work it would involve, I'd very seriously consider it. However, due to my own real-life restrictions (work and such), I couldn't actually attend a meetup for about 2 years (seriously... all my allowed free time is already booked up towards commitments to family/close friends.)
Ironic, I know. But yes... If I could find the people who'd want to help and would take a few risks with me, I'd be willing to try.
And henceforth, this illustrates our first issue (I know you're just joking, Wine , but this brings up a good point.)
A while back I was chatting with a group of only about 10 people and we were talking about having a possible meetup in the state of X and in the city of Y.
Almost immediately, some people were already saying, "Oh man. That's 3 hours away for me... Why can't you have it at (the city of Z) instead? That'd be a lot closer to me!"
Well, the state alone that we were talking about would be a full day's worth of plane travel for me, so obviously, it's impossible to cater to everyone, or even the majority, in some cases. Next, we had the problem of people's schedules being complete opposites of each other: "You should have it in February... that's my slowest month;" "Feb. is terrible for me! How about October..." which of course, would then be the worst time of year for someone else.
What would eventually have to happen is that we'd have to set something in stone and say, "Hey everyone. We're meeting in such-and-such place at such-and-such time. If you can make it, we'd LOVE to see you, and if not, hope to catch you next time. Love ya and God bless!"
, but this brings up a good point.) A while back I was chatting with a group of only about 10 people and we were talking about having a possible meetup in the state of X and in the city of Y.
Almost immediately, some people were already saying, "Oh man. That's 3 hours away for me... Why can't you have it at (the city of Z) instead? That'd be a lot closer to me!"
Well, the state alone that we were talking about would be a full day's worth of plane travel for me, so obviously, it's impossible to cater to everyone, or even the majority, in some cases. Next, we had the problem of people's schedules being complete opposites of each other: "You should have it in February... that's my slowest month;" "Feb. is terrible for me! How about October..." which of course, would then be the worst time of year for someone else.
What would eventually have to happen is that we'd have to set something in stone and say, "Hey everyone. We're meeting in such-and-such place at such-and-such time. If you can make it, we'd LOVE to see you, and if not, hope to catch you next time. Love ya and God bless!"
Those ain't sparks you're seein' there, Missy.
I'm pretty sure what you're actually seeing is the smoke from all the grenades being thrown everywhere.
That's usually how it always goes when I try to talk to a guy.
I'm pretty sure what you're actually seeing is the smoke from all the grenades being thrown everywhere.
That's usually how it always goes when I try to talk to a guy.
I think Wine is in Singapore?
She's just saying she'd be too far away to make it to most of the meetups that might be planned here in the US, as is unfortunately the case for so many of our friends here in other countries.
She's just saying she'd be too far away to make it to most of the meetups that might be planned here in the US, as is unfortunately the case for so many of our friends here in other countries.
...But if you know how to use Facetime or Discord, I'm all for it!