GG> Man it has been good reading all the BBS memories.

Me too. :)

GG> Here in the Dallas area, it seemed in the 80's that BBS parties were
common.  I
GG> unfortunately was on the wrong side of town and without a car most
of the time.
GG>  But let's see, the parties I attended were some wild parties.  All I can say
GG> is geeks party wild and they cannot hold their liquor.  :)

I wish we'd done that.  But back then, I was just a kid, and not very 
wild at all.  Fairly nerdy actually.

GG> -D&D parties, usually started on the BBS for the game campaign,
and then moved
GG> to a house for some great role play.

GG> -TANSTAAFL party (There Ain't No Such Thing As A Free lunch).  A
great party of
GG> many fan folk.  They had a party based off a sci-fi book called the Calahan's.
GG> I think I went to Calahan's III and IV.  They had a great tradition.  They
GG> would line the fireplace with trash bags, and by a cheap set of glasses.  You
GG> would announce a toast, make a joke, and when you were done with the joke you
GG> threw the glass into the fireplace!
GG> First time to see everclear.  Everyone got wasted and the few of us still
GG> standing played with the heads of the drunkiods.  That was fun.

Never had everclear.  And now I want to.  :)

GG> -Unknown BBS - Many great parties, will tell more later on that one.  ;)

Looking forward to reading it. :)
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