Hope you bought your tickets….

Filed in National by on January 24, 2009

….because I think it might be too late. Liberalgeek says it might be possible for some to buy tickets at the door, but you will have to ask him about that.

For those who are going, here are the details:

The Delaware Liberal TASTE THE VICTORY Ball
January 24, 2009
7-11pm
Deerfield Wine and Spirits

205 Louviers Road (off Paper Mill Road)
The Shoppes of Louviers
Newark, Delaware

Off the top of my head this is already what we will have going on:

4 serving stations of high end Italian Wine
Tapas Style Food
A Champagne Toast
Discounts to purchase wine you tried that evening
Some Prizes
Silent Auction off a Date With Donviti (heavy petting only) proceeds go to him.

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  1. R Smitty says:

    Tickets??? Er…uh…was there supposed to be a ticket sent to me after making the purchase?

  2. Delaware Dem says:

    No. Your name is on a list if you purchased a “ticket.” I guess I should have been clearer. No worries.

  3. R Smitty says:

    OK, sweet! I’m bringing Protack! 😈

    Kidding!

    Off to get ready. See y’all tonight!

  4. Delaware Dem says:

    Actually, I would like to meet the bastard in person. 😉

  5. Unstable Isotope says:

    Protack – would that be in-person trolling?

  6. Unstable Isotope says:

    I’m happy to report that husband is feeling well enough to attend tonight.

  7. Truth Teller says:

    Avoid the road blocks on the way home. everyone stay safe

  8. Lee Ann, Public Servant says:

    I guess I am holding down the fort. I really wanted to go, but — I would have to drink because I don’t know any of you, then I would say something I’d regret, then I would have to drive all the way home to suburban Lincoln.

    So it’s just me and Alan Muller.

  9. Lee Ann, Public Servant says:

    Here’s my imitation of Mike Matthews:

    I can’t understand why you won’t come on my show, you f’ing sleazebag moron.

  10. anonone says:

    Lee Ann, toooo funny!

  11. Miscreant says:

    I can’t believe they’re not live blogging this affair.

  12. Lee Ann, Public Servant says:

    Here’s my imitation of Nancy Willing:

    They like me, they really like me on other blogs.

  13. anonone says:

    I wonder if there are any affairs going on?

  14. anonone says:

    I remember when Nancy Willing announced that she was going to moderate any comments on her blog even though she never ever had any comments.

  15. anonone says:

    By the way, Lee Ann, I am home alone with my kids, so instead of being at the party with a brown paper bag with eye holes over my head saying things I might regret, I’ll just sit hear and write things I might regret.

  16. Lee Ann, Public Servant says:

    Here’s my imitation of Dave Burris:

    I will continue to heavy-handedly and humorlessly rail against the interminable evils of the Minner administration and against Lee Ann, its corrupt crony symbol of bureaucratic bloat, conveniently leaving out the part where Ruth Ann whupped my pa. And Lee Ann helped.

  17. Lee Ann, Public Servant says:

    OK, here’s a question:

    I don’t get Donhusseinsquishviti. Is he an acquired taste? I’m trying, really I am.

  18. anonone says:

    LOL You’re on a roll…

  19. Lee Ann, Public Servant says:

    anonone, who’s more pathetic? Us or them? I just finished off a bottle of Prosecco.

    Tell me who you are. Do I know you? I won’t tell anyone.

  20. Miscreant says:

    “I don’t get Donhusseinsquishviti. Is he an acquired taste?”

    Just be careful not to swallow.

  21. anonone says:

    No, I have never met anybody here. I love Prosecco, though.

  22. anonone says:

    I’ve been told on a number of occasions here that I am pathetic so I think it is me. But that is OK; I learned a long time ago that we can’t define others we can only define our selves.

  23. Lee Ann, Public Servant says:

    I learned to quit worrying about what everyone else is doing on a) New Year’s Eve and b) Saturday nights. Believe it or not, I am preparing a Sunday school presentation on John Lennon’s “Imagine” for a bunch of high school kids who at least have heard of the Beatles. I actually saw them on Ed Sullivan.

  24. anonone says:

    Great! You might be interested to know how upset some people have been over the “And no religion too” line – even to the point of changing it to “and one religion too” or trying to say he didn’t mean it.

    Imagine there’s no countries
    It isn’t hard to do
    Nothing to kill or die for
    And no religion too
    Imagine all the people
    Living life in peace…

    We can only wish and work for it, I guess.

    Yeah, I remember that show – I was in second grade. We were all talking about it the next day.

  25. I can’t understand why you won’t come on my show, you f’ing sleazebag moron.

    Bitch, please! When my Arbitrons start going through the roof, I’ll have to shoo you off my shit. LOL…seriously, though. Y’all missed a good party. Jason looked like a raspberry truffle in his threads.

    Matt Denn and John Kowalko were there. All good times.

  26. Joanne Christian says:

    Lee Ann, Too funny keeping up the script around here! The big kids did a real nice job with the soiree. But I really brought a check for the silent auction, and they pulled it!

  27. cassandra_m says:

    Lee Ann, that was hysterical! With a video camera and a link to You Tube you could do this live — sort of.

  28. pandora says:

    Jason is obviously a man comfortable with his sexuality. The raspberry vest oozed testosterone!

    I must say, for a bunch of “pajama wearing” wearing bloggers we cleaned up real nice!

  29. Joanne Christian says:

    You guys did “clean up” nice–must be the progressive in you. From Dover to Deerfield!

    And yes Jason went from Newt to raspberry truffle, to Count Chocula or maybe even a bit George Hamilton heh?

  30. RSmitty says:

    “Count Chocula”

    Awesome!