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[alex verhoeven <alex AT webslingerz.com>]

That actually sounds pretty good...I've heard great things about 905.
Other places in Durham to consider are:

-The Kelt on 9th st. 
I understand they recently expanded and are now more spacious, although
we'd need to check

-Tobacco Roadhouse
that freakin' huge joint across from Brightleaf; they have some space!
see: http://triangle.citysearch.com/E/V/RDUNC/2001/06/19/5.html
Used to be a fine brewery, so maybe one can still acquire a tasty
beverage or two.

although, all told, chuck-e's sounds like a very fitting venue as well.
I don't know what their liquor license looks like, but maybe we could
just brownbag it ;^)


Our fearless leader wrote:

> Subject: Chuck E. Cheese's & other venues
> From: Thomas Beckett <thomas AT tbeckett.com>
> Date: Tue, 26 Oct 1999 17:30:50 -0400
> X-Message-Number: 1
> 
>         I dropped by 905 Brightleaf in Durham, and that looks like a pretty
> good place.  They have a spacious bar area, a private room off to one
> side that will accomodate up to 60 people.  The menu looks really good
> (perhaps a tad pricey), and they'd be willing to work with us.  Does
> that appeal to y'all for the 3rd Thursday in November (11/18/99)?
> 
>         If not, there's always Chuck E. Cheese!
> 
> Tom


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