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TESB Herf & Benefit !

Is there a headcount yet on who is coming? I would love to know which botl are coming.

Thanks for volunteering... Let me know what the count is and the names and I will post it on the main page..

I knew there was something about you that I liked...

:)

What do I look like. Eh...I will do it after lunch

PPL Coming
1. bully1875
2. uptown_isy - Maybe
3. EricDriscoll
4. SPIVY + 1
5. CigarMan Andy
6. NASTY
7. stogieman
8. Nashkicker
9. stepthirteen
10. LouieD
11. in2xshp + Kim
12. khari
13. Bxcigrfan

You can add markmarksman to this list :).

Jim

WOW.... This is GREAT news :thumbs: .

I am so glad to hear that Mark is doing so well.
 
Is there a headcount yet on who is coming? I would love to know which botl are coming.

Thanks for volunteering... Let me know what the count is and the names and I will post it on the main page..

I knew there was something about you that I liked...

:)

What do I look like. Eh...I will do it after lunch

PPL Coming
1. bully1875
2. uptown_isy - Maybe
3. EricDriscoll
4. SPIVY + 1
5. CigarMan Andy
6. NASTY
7. stogieman
8. Nashkicker
9. stepthirteen
10. LouieD
11. in2xshp + Kim
12. khari
13. Bxcigrfan

You can add markmarksman to this list :) .

Jim

WOW.... This is GREAT news :thumbs: .

I am so glad to hear that Mark is doing so well.

This herf will go down in CP history... I can promise it...


Jim, Mark, can't wait to show you guy's around NY on Friday..
 
I was at the Thursday Schlesinger's group yesterday and looks like quite a few will be coming. I think that Dee is going to cook his famous shrimp and scallops.
 
I was at the Thursday Schlesinger's group yesterday and looks like quite a few will be coming. I think that Dee is going to cook his famous shrimp and scallops.


Sorry I missed you guys last night Lou. But there will be a LOT more than just those shrimp and scallops! Don't forget about Ian and his BBQ and Steamer Dave.
 
Here's an update:

Just got word from the Mayor's office that the street has been ordered closed from 3pm-8pm, after which we will proceed to the restaurant. Great news!
 
wow isy you have some clout, guess i have to get their early and park my right in front before the street closes, all we need is a vinyl Uptown cigar sign to make it the store car
 
Here's an update:

Just got word from the Mayor's office that the street has been ordered closed from 3pm-8pm, after which we will proceed to the restaurant. Great news!

Does that give us reserved parking?
 
No reserved parking. But there's a parking lot a block and a half from the store that everyone can park in for free. I will post a map so everyone knows where it is.
 
What's up with some two-hand touch street football or some skelsies?

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We used to paint these on the sidewalk or street and play with bottle caps, quarter water caps or what have you. The object of the game was to shoot your piece into the numbered boxes in order. Then you got to be a killer, which meant that you were now able to knock off one of the other players back to start if you blast them
 
gotta love Google..

Skelsies, deadbox, bottlecaps... what's in a name?
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Move quickly through a dangerous course, avoiding opponents, or blasting them clear out of the game zone. Always seek the safety of home bases. Complete the basic level and get transformed into a being with the power to eliminate your competitors. Sounds like a new video game, but it's the classic street game of skully.
Skully (a.k.a. skelly, skilsies, skelsies) was one of the most popular street games in the New York City area, and it is still played today, though not as widespread. It is typically played on the street using bottlecaps on a board drawn with chalk. Anywhere from 2 to 6 (or more) players can play. Each neighborhood has its own variations on the rules, but the basic theme is to use your fingers to shoot your piece (a bottlecap, poker chip, or other small item) through the course drawn on the street, then "kill" all the other players, leaving you the winner.

We use the name skully here because we believe it derives from the middle section of the board, called "the skull." Deadbox, a closely related game found in Philadelphia, PA, actually uses a board with a skull drawn in the middle.

Making and customizing a skully cap is an art unto itself. A number of techniques can be used to create colorful and particularly effective pieces. The skully board itself, its dimensions and variations, may vary from place to place, but the general design is fairly consistent--not unlike variations you see in baseball parks around the nation!

Judging by the popularity of the Streetplay's skully discsusions and the reactions we've gotten at street fairs, we believe that skully has the potential to return to the popularity seen in its heyday. It's a great game for kids of all ages, so please explore this section, check out the rules, pictures, and stories submitted by Streetplay members. Perhaps we can create a skully revival!
 
Making and customizing a skully cap is an art unto itself. A number of techniques can be used to create colorful and particularly effective pieces. The skully board itself, its dimensions and variations, may vary from place to place, but the general design is fairly consistent--not unlike variations you see in baseball parks around the nation!


I remember using a quarter water top and filling it with modeling clay. Then I used to bend the edges of the cap to eliminate the cap being tripped up by little pebbles or cracks on the street. Much fun!!!
 
Making and customizing a skully cap is an art unto itself. A number of techniques can be used to create colorful and particularly effective pieces. The skully board itself, its dimensions and variations, may vary from place to place, but the general design is fairly consistent--not unlike variations you see in baseball parks around the nation!


I remember using a quarter water top and filling it with modeling clay. Then I used to bend the edges of the cap to eliminate the cap being tripped up by little pebbles or cracks on the street. Much fun!!!

WTF are you guy's talking about... Are you in the wrong thread... Can someone explain Franco's post.. too many words..
 
What's up with some two-hand touch street football or some skelsies?


I'm down with getting a game together...but we ain't responsible if your drunk asses get hurt! And what are skelsies?


WTF are you guy's talking about... Are you in the wrong thread... Can someone explain Franco's post.. too many words..

I was trying to explain what skelsies is since the street is going to be closed in Kingston. That reminded me of football and skelsies. Franco put up a description of the game. Are you hitting that Johnny Red already?
 
Making and customizing a skully cap is an art unto itself. A number of techniques can be used to create colorful and particularly effective pieces. The skully board itself, its dimensions and variations, may vary from place to place, but the general design is fairly consistent--not unlike variations you see in baseball parks around the nation!


I remember using a quarter water top and filling it with modeling clay. Then I used to bend the edges of the cap to eliminate the cap being tripped up by little pebbles or cracks on the street. Much fun!!!

WTF are you guy's talking about... Are you in the wrong thread... Can someone explain Franco's post.. too many words..

It must be a Bronx thing!
 
I am soooo lost. All I care about is that there will be cigars, scotch, bbq and strippers. Everything else is gravy
 
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