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2004-08-28, 10:55 PM
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2004-08-28, 11:07 PM
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I've sent Spork an email asking him how our tentative dates sound from Sony's end.
I'll keep you all posted. And Matt, you and anyone else celebrating a birthday during Bravo will get a special birthday treat from Triggar and Martyr 
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2004-08-28, 11:10 PM
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2004-08-28, 11:13 PM
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2004-08-29, 09:47 PM
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Just to keep you guys updated:
Martyr and I are still in the early, early stages of planning. Over dinner tonight, we formed what we think will probably be the end itinerary (albeit a very vague and "ideal" situation). We're thinking of doing the same large, themed dinner on Friday, spending Saturday with Sony and having dinner with them, and then giving you guys the option of what you want to do with Sunday - either paintball (**no you cannot bring your own equipment**), the zoo, or just hanging out by the pool. Of course, the usual disclaimer applies: Don't quote me on any of this because nothing is set in stone yet and won't be for a little while still! What do you think?
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2004-08-29, 09:51 PM
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Don't set anything, yet. Recover financially from the mass spending at MA.
Additonally, I'm saying it again, we NEED a PayPal fund for this. We can't have them going bankrupt every year.
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