Scott and I are only so smart. We come up with a few good ideas for theme parties, but we thought, why not solicit over 1000 people’s ideas?
If you have an idea for a theme party and would like to see us use it, post it here. If we use your idea (and somebody else did not already suggest it), you and your guest go for free.
We’re looking forward to some great new ideas!
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SUBMIT YOUR IDEA!
Last week, I posted about a few other social-esque groups around Seattle. I now have a few more to add to the mix:
“Where to go out on Thursday nights in the Seattle area for the young and hip.”“With this rather straightforward e-mail message, one of the longest running Seattle “just for fun” social groups was started in Feb of 2000. Whether you are: new to the area and looking to meet friends while checking out some great local night clubs, a pacific northwest native looking to get a bit more involved in the social scene, already out and about on most thursdays but interested in meeting new peeps and joining in our reindeer games… Seattle Barnight is still going strong!”
“A convenient, non-threatening way to connect to other people who share similar interests and live nearby.” – Time
Meetup.com has tons of groups for everyone and every interest.
“This is an easy, safe way to meet new people over lunch. Give us
an email address, date and a location, and we’ll match you with others. “You’re paired with a random person based on a date and location. They could be of any gender, any age, etc.
There are lots of ways to meet new people in Seattle. If you want to get beyond the stage of just politeness and actually become friends, make the first move – ask someone to coffee, dinner, a party, etc.
Seattle Anti-Freeze already has one indoor soccer team settled, and we’re looking at forming two or three more.
Here are your choices:
1) Indoor co-rec soccer in Sodo (near Downtown) on Monday nights. We really need girls for this!
2) Indoor men’s soccer in Redmond on Wednesday nights.
3) Indoor men’s soccer in Sodo on Wednesday nights.
If you’re interested in either of these, send me an email ASAP. My contact info is on the left.
Seattle Anti-Freeze sports (running, skiing, soccer) are part athletic, and part social. We’ll be planning dinner / drinks after games.
UPDATE: If you use Google Calendar, click the button below to add the game schedule to your calendar.
I moved to Seattle from Philadelphia two years ago, and I love it here. There are so many young, fun and educated people. Downtown is safe and clean. And, regardless of what you like to do, there’s something out there for you.
So, this is a quick shout-out to all the other groups, as well as a few of our “sub-groups”. There’s something for everyone!
BEAN:
“BEAN is a networking, volunteering and social group for Seattle young professionals with 4,222 members.”
“The Crew is Seattle Rep’s dynamic social and subscriber group for under-40 professionals and is 200 members strong. Crew members subscribe to the theatre on specially designed Crew Nights and are invited to attend “Members Only” Crew-sponsored events. In addition to providing Crew subscribers with a chance to socialize with old and new friends, Crew events often include unique behind-the-scenes opportunities to hear from the cast, producers, playwrights, and staff at the Seattle Rep about how plays are produced. “
“Seattle social and networking club that plans fun and engaging events for its members. Our main demographic is smart & savvy professionals in their 20’s, 30’s & 40’s.”
We hold events every month or so, and our members tend to be in their 20s or early 30s. Join either the Facebook group or our evite list (add yourself here). Our major monthly events get sent out to both lists, but only the facebook group gets the related events (soccer, running, skiing, nights at the theatre, etc).
Seattle Anti-Freeze Indoor Soccer Team:
“Who’s up for kicking it? A soccer ball, that is. We’re starting up a co-rec soccer team to play monday nights, and a men’s team in Redmond, and we’ll be organizing post-game dinners / drinks. Join our team!”
“We typically train on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Some of our runners are fast, some are slow, but most are fun. We often break bread and enjoy some drinks after our runs.”
Seattle Anti-Freeze Ski & Snowboard Bums:
“How does one survive the long Seattle winter? On one’s skis and snowboard of course! We will be putting together some day trips and some over-nighters.”
If any of these sound like your kind of thing, join up!
Our boat parties are always a great time, and this was no exception! Here are the pics…
Friday, November 30, 2007
Ski season is here in the Pacific Northwest! What better way to celebrate than with fellow snow addicts at Showbox downtown? On November 30th, a benefit party and movie screening will be held for SheJumps.org – a non-profit dedicated to empowering and inspiring women through the arena of action sports. SheJumps founder and professional skier Lynsey Dyer will emcee the event and show her new movie “Lost and Found” by Teton Gravity Research. There will also be door prizes, raffles, and freebies – including a free evening lift ticket to Stevens Pass for every guest!
Location:
Showbox at the Market
1426 1st Ave, Seattle, WA 98101
Time:
8 PM – 2 AM
Tickets:
$18 in advance, $20 at the Door
Over 200 people showed up for the sold-out event X Marks the Spot! We took over Hula Hula with pens, and I saw some pretty impressive shirt artwork (even if marginally inappropriate). Here are some pics:
Got more pics? Email me so I can link to them!
The Seattle Anti-Freeze Halloween Costume Cruise was fantastic. The DJ was great, and the costume were awesome. In fact, the tickets sold out so fast I didn’t even get a chance to post it up here. Oh well… at least now I can post the pictures.
Here are some of my favorites:
Prisoner Leo gets searched by a cop
Dick in the Box Costumes (there were at least four that I saw):
Mario, Princess and Luigi (Trey, Tara and John):
Borat (Jonas) with two ladies. Naughty naughty!
And without further ado, here are the various photo albums that I’ve tracked down.
My Pictures (considerably less fantastic than Ming’s 
):
Know of anyone else’s pictures? Reply to this post or email me and I’ll add them!
