Ooopy
02-23-2009, 09:22 AM
I would like to speak on behalf of myself, Goodi, Jarhed, Taz and horhay that we throughly enjoyed our time at the event.
Taz (little man) was into the music of Mayday and was up front enjoying the beats. He was thrilled to have experienced for the first time a community event to see gamers gaming. He came with his father Jarhed who enjoy watching the energy of the event and drinking rum and coke with me :whistle:
It was Goodi's first experience and I know that he's looking forward to doing this again. He ran into a fellow military guy he's know for 13 years from boot camp, and hasn't seen in years. (you never know where you going to meet someone).
As some of you have met Horhay at other events, he's all about partying, and the beer. And taking as many pictures he can of the women.
Everyone put a lot of work and effort into this event. from Godfree and Peterocc to the crew at SFX, destructoid, gamewars, infinitebits. It was great to see representation from Tritton not only to sponsor the event but to show up in person to support it.
My group was totally welcomed and felt like part of the family.
Taz (little man) was into the music of Mayday and was up front enjoying the beats. He was thrilled to have experienced for the first time a community event to see gamers gaming. He came with his father Jarhed who enjoy watching the energy of the event and drinking rum and coke with me :whistle:
It was Goodi's first experience and I know that he's looking forward to doing this again. He ran into a fellow military guy he's know for 13 years from boot camp, and hasn't seen in years. (you never know where you going to meet someone).
As some of you have met Horhay at other events, he's all about partying, and the beer. And taking as many pictures he can of the women.
Everyone put a lot of work and effort into this event. from Godfree and Peterocc to the crew at SFX, destructoid, gamewars, infinitebits. It was great to see representation from Tritton not only to sponsor the event but to show up in person to support it.
My group was totally welcomed and felt like part of the family.