good/fun places to watch election results?

[sweetcell]

Originally posted by Samantha:
 I'll even let you buy me drinks.

really?  how generous of you.

[Herr Professor Doktor Doom]

I generally insist on women buying me drinks...

[Julian, Alleged Computer F**kface]

Originally posted by sweetcell:
     

Originally posted by miss pretentious:
  there is a byt election watching party .. but i fear it may be too rich for my blood.

t'iz only $5 - or are you talking about the venue & its prices? [/b]

Yeah, but it's $25 if you don't come coked up and only wearing your underwear.

[Julian, Alleged Computer F**kface]

Originally posted by hutch:
  now let me make sure that champagne bottle is in the fridge...

Oh no, I hope you don't mean a regular refrigerator! It should be a crime for people not to own a proper wine chiller. Vinocide should get you a nickel in a federal pen.

[Julian, Alleged Computer F**kface]

Originally posted by miss pretentious:
  the drink specials involve ciroc =/

That's "special" indeed.

[sonickteam2]

if you're in Baltimore there's this at the Ottobar
 
 ELECTION NIGHT DANCE PARTY
 with 2 4 1 drinks upstairs and downstairs.
 Watch CNN election results on a big screen T.V. downstairs
 with dj's Emily Rabbit, Craig Boarman, DJ Mills
 Mark Zimin, Robbie Fearless, Heartbreak Beat and Simon the Phoenix
 Doors open at 8pm- $3 COVER- 18 & OVER

[PigIron]

Home, people.  The best place. And I just hope its over before bedtime.  If Obama wins, I'm happy.  If McCain wins, I kind of hope the conservative, right wing warnings come true and we sink into a period of cold, brutal socialism marked by censorship, breadlines, and despotic rule.  And then we are forced to fight back with nothing but molotov cocktails and the hunting rifles we were forced to bury in our back yards when the Obama regime took power.  And then, when the smoke clears, that beacon of democracy, Sarah Palin, rises from the ashes and leads us to freedom again.  It will be like "Red Dawn".  But with Sarah Palin.  That would be awesome.

[sonickteam2]

thats weird.

[Herr Professor Doktor Doom]

For once Julian is actually funny  

[sonickteam2]

Originally posted by Julian, certified WEBLEBRITY:
   

Originally posted by sweetcell:
     

Originally posted by miss pretentious:
  there is a byt election watching party .. but i fear it may be too rich for my blood.

t'iz only $5 - or are you talking about the venue & its prices? [/b]

Yeah, but it's $25 if you don't come coked up and only wearing your underwear. [/b]

do you get your $20 back if you at least leave that way?

[Jaguar]

Originally posted by sweetcell:
 
 and before all the cooler-than-thou hipsters pipe up: this is DC.  presidential elections are as big as the super bowl.  i know of at least one place that is selling $50 open-bar tickets...

Isn't that sort of on the illegal side? Or, at least, it use to be. Yet, I can fully understand the desire to meet up and sulk or cheer as you anxiously watch the returns as though it's some sports event.

[Julian, Alleged Computer F**kface]

Originally posted by Jaguar:
  Isn't that sort of on the illegal side? Or, at least, it use to be.

What law would it be breaking?

[Jaguar]

Originally posted by They call me Doctor Doom.:
  Does anyone know where I can buy noisemakers?  Does CVS carry them?

I would bet that Party City has them getting ready for New Year's. Don't know where the closest one to you is but you may very well have to go out into the burbs.

[Jaguar]

Originally posted by Julian, certified WEBLEBRITY:
   

Originally posted by hutch:
  now let me make sure that champagne bottle is in the fridge...

Oh no, I hope you don't mean a regular refrigerator! It should be a crime for people not to own a proper wine chiller. Vinocide should get you a nickel in a federal pen. [/b]

Vinocide. Ha! I like that word.
 
 Neither for a good champagne. It destroys the delicate bubble. Ice it down, baby, and wrap a linen napkin around that succulent nectar of the French gods!

[Jaguar]

Originally posted by Julian, certified WEBLEBRITY:
     

Originally posted by Jaguar:
  Isn't that sort of on the illegal side? Or, at least, it use to be.

What law would it be breaking? [/b]

At one time it was illegal for bars to be open during election time. But even so, if it's all after the polls close, it wouldn't be an issue. It had to do with preventing unscrupulous practices of getting people drunk then they going in to vote for whomever the provider chooses. Think they may have lifted that law a number of years ago though and not sure if it was a state to state thing or national.