I don’t think anyone is coming from Philly, Doc.
Well that sucks.
This is a bump for the daytime people. I still need volunteers to bring things - plastic cutlery and plates or we’ll all be eating with our hands off of the platters.
You say that like there’s something wrong with it 
Seriously, would you prefer that I bring plates and cutlery? Seems like plenty of folks have the dessert-y things covered.
That would be great, thanks Norine (EW).
Is the cheesy taco dip okay?
Should I bring a big thing of plastic cups?
My class has been extended into next week, and we’re all going out Monday night now. This means I can come and stay longer. All night, even!
Nah, I can get some plastic cups, too.
Cups would be good.
I guess drinking directly out of the tap on the keg would be frowned upon.
Dude, you’re bringing a keg? Oh, the Canadians <i>will</i> be pleased.
Dammit
Don’t know why it would. After all, the alcohol from the beer sterilizes everything, right? Right??
No, I am not bringing a keg. I thought since you were Canadian, the keg was a given. 
I can bring some Corona - I’ll have to check the beer fridge and see what’s there.
I might have some hard cider, too.
I am bringing cheesy salsa dip and chips. If you need something else, let me know.
The Butter Tarts are baked.
How can we be baked? We didn’t even start drinking yet!
Hmmm, I think I may actually be in that general area but when I mentioned to my husband that we should go to a stranger’s house and eat food with a bunch of other strangers he looked at me as if my brain had been invaded by aliens.
We’re not strangers. We’re just strange.
Robin
Oh, please. They’ll be no drinking from the tap. Gingy runs a classy place. Last DopeFest I was at, there were people in tiaras.
She’ll make us go outside to smoke and swear and do shots.
It’s Bawlmer. If that’s all we do, we’ll be the best-behaved house in the county…
She did say she moved out of the crack-ho infested neighborhood.
They live in a nice place now, not too far from me. We should try not to get them evicted.
He’ll never evict us, he’s almost family - my brother-in-law’s father.