It’s On
Tickets are no longer available online. If you want to get tickets, show up at the Blue Horizon door at exactly 7 p.m. There are still a few left. And remember to bring a few bucks to tip your bartender with!
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OK, gang, here is a final rundown of everything you need to know about the most prestigious Quizzo event in the history of the world.
Oh, and one more thing: I have known several member so the Burnin’ Loves since I was about 5 years old. So tomorrow night is your chance to find out what a loser popular guy I was in high school. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. This is gonna be a blast. Hope to see you there!
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OK, gang, here is a final rundown of everything you need to know about the most prestigious Quizzo event in the history of the world.
Oh, and one more thing: I have known several member so the Burnin’ Loves since I was about 5 years old. So tomorrow night is your chance to find out what a loser popular guy I was in high school. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. This is gonna be a blast. Hope to see you there!
Anybody got a tap or a keg tub? Got two taps, but I wanna be safe in case one doesn’t work. If you have, please contact me. Thanks.

ONEALS
BARDS
LOCUST RENDEZVOUS
BLACK SHEEP
GOOD DOG
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THE BARDS

Remember Mike Pomranz, the young man who blasted me in a letter to the editor a few weeks ago. Well, in a cruel twist of fate, he got press from the Inquirer last week. (Apparently open mic night at The Fire is newsworthy, but the largest and most prestigious team trivia event in the world is not. Not that I’m bitter.) Here’s my favorite part: So why go to open mic? “To meet people and to find support,” Pomeranz says with a laugh. No wonder he was laughing. “To meet people and find support” is a hilarious line, and it comes as no surprise that Mike came up with something so witty.
Apparently the surge in recognition had all sorts of folks just crawling out of the woodwork to be his Myspace friend, so he changed his status to private. Not just anybody can be Myspace friends with Mike Pomranz, author/signer/letter to the editor writer! No sir, it’s an exclusive club, and only a few are allowed in his inner circle!
Anyways, he has emerged from an important meeting with his well-rounded, intellectual, and extremely urbane circle of Myspace friends to engage us with his thoughts on my last two columns, first the one on the NCAA tourney I did last week, then on the one I did on celebrity run-ins a few days ago. Click below to read Mike’s take on the two columns.
One time only: No Sofa Kingdom, no Western Omelette, no Hurtin Bombs at the Bards. Oh, and D-Mac is hosting the wild card round. Should be pretty fun.
And don’t forget, Good Dog at 8 p.m. See ya tonight!
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FOOD AND DRINK: The Philly Pretzel Factory is hooking us up with pretzels, and there will be other assorted snacks. As far as drinking is concerned, Sly Fox is providing us with their Helles Golden Lager, a German style lager, and their Seamus Irish Red Ale, which is a new red ale. I had one a few days ago for the first time and loved it. Beer is included in admission. They will also be serving food at the afterparty.
QUESTIONS: 12 questions per round, four rounds. Should be slightly more difficult than usual, but not ridiculously so.
TEAM SIZE: Up to 8. If you have a smaller team, no problem, we’ll just team you up with another small group.
AFTERPARTY: Going down at Urban Saloon (21st and Fairmount). I know you guys’ll be hungry by then, so they agreed to keep the kitchen open late. They’re also giving us a great deal on drinks, with $2.50 domestics and $3.50 craft and imports.
GIVEAWAYS: In addition to the $1,000 purse, I have about over 15 gift certificates to give away to local restaurants with random drawings throughout the night. Also, the first 100 people through the door get a free copy of the latest issue of Mental Floss magazine.
HOW TO GET THERE: Here is a map of where the Blue Horizon is. Parking should be pretty easy, and the Broad Street Line will take you to Girard, which is two blocks away.
If you have any more questions, feel free to ask.