7 Reasons To Hit The Consumerist Meetup Next Wed
Here's 7 reasons you should check out our first Consumerist meetup if you're in New York next Wednesday night:
7. Free drinks until our $500 tab runs out, happy hour drink special all night (even during the tab).
6. Free tshirts sporting the brand-new Consumerist logo.
5. Cool videos shown by the Internets Celebrities crew.
4. Possible appearance by a famous person.
3. Special surprise gift bestowing!
2. Hang out with Meg and Ben and Consumerist gang.
1. Meet other Consumerist readers - put a face to a commenter name!
It all goes downnnn
Wed. 11/4/09 6-9pm
Botanica Bar
47 Houston St, NY NY 10012
Should be a good one, see you there!
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Comments:
@MostlyHarmless: @Kimaroo - No Stars Upon Thars: I'm not getting my hopes up. I usually end up getting let down. Yesterday our farm had a horse race, and he would have one, but Sarah Jessica Parker beat him by her nose. But I will be there anyway with hat and green LED nametag on!
BTW, I don't mind attacks. Ask my kittehs. My ankles apparently insulted their mother.
@madog: ...and if you need some 'splaining. That's an example of how I would spend my night at the meetup if I could go. Then I'd get drunk, and people would start loving me (cause I'm a fun drunk), but then I would get too drunk, start getting upset because the trash can wouldn't give me her number, and then everyone would just start feeling sorry for me.
Shame I can't make it!
@katstermonster: I'm with you on that. I'm a bus ride away in DC, so it'd be relatively easy on a weekend.
Which reminds me. DC meetup? Anyone?
@GitEmSteveDave_ThatChickRockingKicks: Well a kitteh attack is much different than an attack to the kneecap with a lead pipe like some other commenter suggested before.. lol.
The chance of being let down is why I said I was potentiallly excited for you, I'm holding some of it in reserve in case it doesn't really happen.
I just hope you remember the little people, if it does happen.
@thesadtomato: Just took my 1 & 1/2.
@Kimaroo - No Stars Upon Thars: Is it weird I have actually rolled on the ground crying "why, why, why me?".
@LetMeGetTheManager: I'm not sure I like the idea of people being able to see pictures of me on the internets...
@GitEmSteveDave_ThatChickRockingKicks: You know, Stephen David, if I weren't a married man................. I would be a single man. But if I lived in NJ, I would be outside your window. Watching. Waiting.
@GitEmSteveDave_ThatChickRockingKicks:
You may be able to find street parking depending on what time you show up... it just may take you a little bit of searching.
But, honestly, you really should try to take the train/bus there because 6 p.m. traffic is a pain.
@pervy_the_clown: you'll soon learn that alcohol makes meeting strangers, as well as driving, a pleasent experience.
@GitEmSteveDave_ThatChickRockingKicks: interwebs ate my comment, nom.
I'm loving the image of tiny Ms. Aroo thumping you in the kneecap with a lead pipe.
Peace, people, peace. We can make our own labcoats at home.
@Trance1861: I'm working in Linden NJ now, so it's easier than trying to find a train station with secure parking for the GitEmSteveDave-mobile.
@subtlefrog: Lol.. I said before, I wouldn't do that... My tactics are more nimble and ninja like. Small and quick, you know?
I think the draw is that it is an OFFICIAL Consumer Reports Lab coat. Would they sell us the official patches?
Thank the gods it's a dive bar.
If the Meet-Up was held inside Trump Tower, I'd have flown over there personally to perform my cat-juggling act live in front of The W just to tempt Consumerists away.
...And you know Cat Juggling is the one act that would draw this crowd away. (Well, free drinks is a close second).
@GitEmSteveDave_ThatChickRockingKicks: Ha ha ha ha ha ha. Ha.
Oh wait. You were serious about cheap NYC parking?! You poor, poor dear boy...



















Now its not all that much of a "surprise" if you basically shout into the mic that GitEmSteveDave is getting a lab coat at the meetup.
I think I know who that famous person is.
And at first glance, it looked like the arrow was pointing at the girl, as if saying "yeah, she'll be there too".