Monday, January 19, 2009
Inauguration-watching parties going on in Dallas area, as well as rest of world
A variety of organizations and establishments in the Dallas-Fort Worth area are hosting Inauguration-watching parties on Tuesday January 20, as the most historic exciting mind-blowing political event in the history of the world will occur when Barack Obama is sworn in as President. The list includes Democratic party gatherings as well as parties hosted by restaurants and theaters such as the Magnolia. Is this kind of thing more fun to watch with other people? I guess it gets you feeling solidarity with your fellow man and all that.
Posted by T.G.
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Can't resist a plug for one of my favorite local eateries, Cafe Lago, which is having an <a href="http://www.pegasusnews.com/events/2009/jan/20/130207/">Obama Bash</a> on inauguration evening.
John Meyer Staff
10 months, 1 week ago
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I'm very confused. Are bars just going to be be re-running his speech at night? Sounds pretty lame...if you care that much, you'll watch live - otherwise you'll find it online.
Fail.
Scott Doyle Verified
10 months, 1 week ago
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The rerun speeches and parties are free of the "it's 11 a.m. and I can't get drunk at work" problem.
Erin Rice Verified
10 months, 1 week ago
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Our friends at NBCDFW.com have a live stream of the festivities for your office viewing pleasure:
http://www.nbcdfw.com/live/?aid=34211...
Mike Orren Staff
10 months ago
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C-SPAN, the only cable channel to watch cover these kinds of events.
CitizenKane Anonymous
10 months ago
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Erin, they're not free of douchebags who won't shut-up b/c they've already seen it. I don't have time to watch the whole thing at work and would prefer to actually hear what <s>our new lord and savior</s> Obama is saying. =p
Scott Doyle Verified
10 months ago
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It is TODAY,... a new era while it is a beginning of a new decade in one more year, and let see how this will come to affect our world economey and the kind of culture we can adapt to, and realize this as I have today,...how many President has this generation or yourselves been through.
Thus this is a Historic day , until then A/T Eyeball on the future.
alexander troup Verified
10 months ago
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Democrat, Republican, black, or white....the only change that's coming is the left wing elements of the Democratic party have solidified their control over this country, our economy, and society.
Plane loads of tort lawyers from Dallas are partying in Washington DC this weekend...
A sad day in Mudville.
CitizenKane Anonymous
10 months ago
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The rich get richer, the middle class get more squeezed, and the under-class get more entitlements.
CitizenKane Anonymous
10 months ago
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Another dynamic duo of Lawyers (obama+michelle/bill+hillary), occupying the white house and telling us how to run our lives.
CitizenKane Anonymous
10 months ago
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CK haven't you been watching the advertising.... er... news? Everything is going to be wonderful. It's a new day. A chicken in every pot. They'll respect you in the morning. <font size="2"> The check is in the mail.</font><font size="1"> My dog ate my homework. Winners never quit. Free parking....</font>
Jason Rice Verified
10 months ago
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...Beauty is in the eye of the beholder...An apple a day keeps the doctor away...
jtmbls Anonymous
10 months ago
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Just to clarify on the Denton County event, it is free to get in but you're on your own for food and drink. But Prairie House has portions bigger than your head, so it's worth it.
John McClelland Verified
10 months ago
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