Alright, I'll admit that this is a shameless attempt to meet you other monks, but here it goes anyway:

For the next year, until Christmas 2003, I'll take any monks that come visit to the Appalachian Brewing Company for all the beer they can drink (yes I know this can be expensive) and food they can eat. Since I live on the confluence of Interstates 81, 83, and the PA Turnpike, I figure any monks that are passing through the area can stop by.

I don't know what success I'll have, but for every monk that visits, I'll post their total bill for the evening on my home node. A special prize will go to those monks who spend the most (of my money mind you).

If this doesn't bring any visitors to Harrisburg, PA, no big deal, I haven't lost anything. If I meet a bunch of monks then cool. I'll be poorer, my wife may not be pleased, but cool.

In reply to All The Beer You Can Drink (OT) by buzzcutbuddha

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