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Invaders:

AndGodCreatedMe

evenstar3

JerseyKRS

PunkMistress

Carriempls

Pejman

Elsa Flores

Blake Kay

Muse2nopharaoh

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy

Tackam

DiminutiveRocker (driving)

Kim Lira

John Gascot


locals:

sosgemini

UncleGrandpa

MiguelGomez

heartbeatocean

Stax

RenHoek

ReturnofDOOK

CandaceS

Insatiable

gemini13

superspaceboy

JudasLChrist





The maybe list is hugeeeee... look forward to see the adds!


This is the time to get your ideas in... What events would you like on the docket? Speak now or forever hold your peace ...



















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[Edited 4/6/10 11:55am]

Oh bloody bugger the guest list is on facebook and i dont remember all the org names!

Muse2NoPharaoh said:

KRB = RenHoek

http://prince.org/msg/2/198062?&pg=1

Example itinerary!

Let's mix it up this time. I'd love for us all to take a trip somewhere. How about Alcatraz? That is the prison/island in the Bay, right?

And last time we went to a nice suburb for Saturday lunch. How about this time we go to a greasy joint in Berkeley or Oakland instead? I know the perfect fish and chip place where you get to throw your peanut shells on the floor as you wait for your meal.

sosgemini said:

Alcatraz is a BOMB ASS IDEA!!

But how 'bout a rib joint for pt. 2?? Chicken n' Waffles??

RenHoek said:

Oh yeah, the one in Jack London Square is OVA!!!

Oh shit.

I think Oustside Lands will fall on this weekend too. We need to get Prince to headline.

sosgemini said:

Little Skillet in SOMA is serving up some damn fine C-n-W.

http://www.littleskilletsf.com/

noted. will be there.

Checking my calendar.....

sosgemini said:

DiminutiveRocker said:

Do you know Ive never been to Alcatraz in all the times ive been out there? So Id really love that if its reasonable for everyone....

Ive also never had chicken and waffles. I think Stax in San Francisco location would be easiest... Its both hard and time consuming to drag everyone across the bridge via public transportation, no?

Even though it is a total tourist trap, Alcatraz is pretty cool. But you have to buy ferry tickets in advance to avoid a sell out, which frequently occurs on weekends, particularly in August when SF is full of Europeans on holiday.

My favorite East Bay breakfast spot is Mama's Royal Cafe. Their food is awesome. I also like to get Mexican breakfast at this spot in Oakland's Furitvale District, across the street from the world headquarters of the Hells Angles, but I can't remember the name of the joint right now.

Another fun thing to do would be to take a cable car up California Street or Powell Street to the top of Nob Hill for a few happy hour drinks at the Tonga Room, the best tiki bar on the West Coast. Then walk across the street and take an elevator to the Top of the Mark for more drinks and the best views in the city (if there is no fog).

There is always lots going on during the last weekend in August. There will be tons of events to choose from.

My 2 cents...

If we have a lot of out of town peeps, perhaps keeping things local for food and drink might be best. I remember all of the crazy coordination it took to actually go somewhere out of the city...though I do think Alcatraz is doable as that is an actual thing.

Maybe a poll to see what folks want to do might be a good place to start.

As stated before...I can host an evening of food/drinks/meet and greet that is easy peasy and would allow folks to get there whenever. I was thinking Friday night???

sosgemini said:

I'm a vegetarian these days - so I need to be difficult and check menus before we pick a place. (Go ahead and roll your eyes, it's OK - just let me make sure I can get my grub on without having to order a side of fries and/or an iceburg dinner salad.)

Other than that, I have been to the bay area a few times but never seen Berkely or Oakland, so I'm all for exploring there.

superspaceboy said:

Smart.

Oh, and I've been to alcatraz, but if everyone is gonna be there, we'll all have fun so I don't care.

Just sayin'.

Stax said:

Let's do all of the above.

Muse2NoPharaoh said:

Ummm, hello---we all treked our arses up the peninsula to that restaurant. Oakland is a BART away (which is cheap). I say we do Oakland's Chicken N Waffles. It would be nice to get out of SF one day. We can walk around Jack London Square too. It's fun for a break from SF.

I have to check my calender because I just might be out of town that weekend.
A good place for a nice brunch is Farmer Browns in San Francisco. They have bottomless mimosas that are just plain yum.
www.farmerbrownsf.com

superspaceboy said:

I think the friay at the house of BOB is an excellent idea! It was fab last years and yes,it allows people to land ( that havent) get settled and drift on in!~

LadyFunkSoldier said:

CarrieMpls said:

Its a chicken and waffle place... Ill eat the chicken you'll eat Belgian waffles! I have never eaten them at the same time. I'm going to be staring at the plate screaming, " off sides- off sides"!

superspaceboy said:

This is just a real rough sketch idea..... I figure more goodies will pop up!

Friday afternoon
Thats what i was thinking but we could also make Jack London a friday event and have a more manageble group size!


Friday evening

Ending up over at BoBs friday.

Saturday afternoon


All the stuff on Jerseys list on facebook perhaps the pier and alcatraz??? Would allow us options and also plenty of places to talk and cath up!
(Im least certain about that spot)

Saturday evening

Another fun thing to do would be to take a cable car up California Street or Powell Street to the top of Nob Hill for a few happy hour drinks at the Tonga Room, the best tiki bar on the West Coast. Then walk across the street and take an elevator to the Top of the Mark for more drinks and the best views in the city (if there is no fog).

Sunday

Closing breakfast at Mama's Royal Cafe.

Mach said:

*cough*

I'm boycotting if we do everything in SF.

Can we remember that some of us are vegetarians, please?

Mamas makes serves an excellent vege patty at breakfast, should we end up there. I'm not a veginarian, but I love it. And their fresh fruit cup is crazy yum. Also, if we end up in Jack London for chix n waffles, there is an amazing amazing vegan soul food place a few blocks away. For the record, I have no preferences for the weekend. It'll be good just catching up with you all.