Posted by
Paul Lundgren on March 9, 2006 05:36 PM|Permalink
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Anyone not going to the cities want to get together here in Duluth for a Geek Prom North? We could be the geeky people who are so geeky we can't even get to the real prom so we have to do our own thing... wait a minute... isn't that sort of the whole idea behind Geek Prom in the first place?
Hey, I wonder if the film barn would be available for a screening of some geeky film like Life of Brian or Blade Runner or something like that... Hmmm... I think mayhaps inquiries are needed.
I, unfortunately, won't be going to the twinkies for the GP. Been there too much lately and after this weekend my pocketbook can't handle the cost.
A local booze and geek movie anti-prom would be keen. I... hesitate to say this, but I have all the Monty Python movies (and shows) on DVD if they are needed. Other potentially geeky material I have would be Rocky and Bullwinkle, Dangermouse (vhs), Schoolhouse Rock (I think), Bladeruner (if that is indeed geeky), and various other British animation.
Actually, Alan Sparhawk has our copy of a very very cool animated Canadian semi-short called "Ryan", which if we could get back from his touring self would be way cool to show at the barn
that's bull. every geek travels with at least one other geek. you cannot get a successful d&d campaign with only one person. plus, when you go to prom, you always bring mom as a date.
and this dinner, meatballs, i'm allergic to meat, it makes me break out in hives and have an asthma attack. is there a geeky vegetarian option?
You are, of course, free to eat before the event and not choose to buy the dinner-included ticket. There will also be other food available for purchase in the cafeteria. You could also bring a picnic basket, but don't say I said you could.
I don't think Amanda Congdon is going to be there, but it wouldn't hurt to send her an airplane ticket.
The Science Museum Geek Prom site has Geek Code tags, but I do not see any Geek Code there! Frauds! ;)
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Anyone not going to the cities want to get together here in Duluth for a Geek Prom North? We could be the geeky people who are so geeky we can't even get to the real prom so we have to do our own thing... wait a minute... isn't that sort of the whole idea behind Geek Prom in the first place?
Posted by: ironic1 | March 9, 2006 06:27 PM
If it was small enough could rent the Hartley nature Center
Posted by: edgewood | March 9, 2006 06:32 PM
Hey, I wonder if the film barn would be available for a screening of some geeky film like Life of Brian or Blade Runner or something like that... Hmmm... I think mayhaps inquiries are needed.
Posted by: ironic1 | March 9, 2006 06:38 PM
life of brian is a geeky film? where have i been?
Posted by: budb | March 9, 2006 06:45 PM
I sent the link to drew after the bus link. I thought they would have contacted you Paul. I guess not.
Jeff
Posted by: Jeff | March 9, 2006 06:49 PM
Um, I think about anything by Monty Python qualifies as geeky, but maybe that is just me.
Posted by: ironic1 | March 9, 2006 06:51 PM
I, unfortunately, won't be going to the twinkies for the GP. Been there too much lately and after this weekend my pocketbook can't handle the cost.
A local booze and geek movie anti-prom would be keen. I... hesitate to say this, but I have all the Monty Python movies (and shows) on DVD if they are needed. Other potentially geeky material I have would be Rocky and Bullwinkle, Dangermouse (vhs), Schoolhouse Rock (I think), Bladeruner (if that is indeed geeky), and various other British animation.
Actually, Alan Sparhawk has our copy of a very very cool animated Canadian semi-short called "Ryan", which if we could get back from his touring self would be way cool to show at the barn
Posted by: edgewood | March 9, 2006 10:35 PM
It's just come to my attention that GP is on the same day as MageCon... any geeks on the board care to explain what THAT is??
Posted by: St.G | March 10, 2006 01:14 AM
MageCon is in NEBRASKA! Ya dork! ;)
Posted by: Bad Cat! | March 10, 2006 07:29 AM
Does anyone know if the prices listed is per geek or per geek couple?
Posted by: Bad Cat! | March 10, 2006 07:29 AM
Prices are per geek. It's hard to imagine too many geeks will have dates.
Posted by: Paul Lundgren | March 10, 2006 08:16 AM
Seems efficient. I think the buy-one get-one on the Bodyworks exhibit is a nice addition.
Posted by: St.G | March 10, 2006 09:33 AM
Is that Amanda Congdon lady going to be there?
Posted by: JJLee | March 10, 2006 09:52 AM
real geeks don't travel that way
that's bull. every geek travels with at least one other geek. you cannot get a successful d&d campaign with only one person. plus, when you go to prom, you always bring mom as a date.
and this dinner, meatballs, i'm allergic to meat, it makes me break out in hives and have an asthma attack. is there a geeky vegetarian option?
Posted by: Enealio | March 10, 2006 11:02 AM
You are, of course, free to eat before the event and not choose to buy the dinner-included ticket. There will also be other food available for purchase in the cafeteria. You could also bring a picnic basket, but don't say I said you could.
I don't think Amanda Congdon is going to be there, but it wouldn't hurt to send her an airplane ticket.
Posted by: Paul Lundgren | March 10, 2006 11:18 AM
The Science Museum Geek Prom site has Geek Code tags, but I do not see any Geek Code there! Frauds! ;)
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Version: 3.1
GCS d-- s--:+ a C++$ U-- P-- L E--- W++ N++ o- K----? w+$ O- M-- V- PS+++ PE- Y+ PGP t+@ 5++ X+ R++>$ tv- b+++ DI++++ D--- G e+ h- r+++ x+++**
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Posted by: Bad Cat! | March 10, 2006 11:44 AM