Chumpsgiving 2011 November 25 - 26
Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2011 8:04 pmIt's that time of year again and look out because Uncle Bishop got into the cooking sherry and he wants to know why you're crying and if hitting you will make it better.
Yes dear children.
For better or worse, Chumpsgiving is upon us. This sacred Babylonian holiday marks the anniversary where a tribal gathering and feast was held after a tribal gathering and feast that ended with the massacre of a people and the obliteration of a culture. But, * was it some good fighting or what?
To celebrate we invite you to join us in Babylon, in the capital city of Babylon, in the Babylon Empire to raise a blade and a toast to good friends, good fighting, and the eventual deaths of our enemies.
Join us
November 25 and 26
Fighting will begin at 12am at Pilot Butte State Park in Bend, Oregon on Friday and Saturday.
A pot luck dinner will be hosted Friday evening (well into the night).
Traditionally we all bring Thanksgiving leftovers.
The place for feast is a short distance from the park.
For those that require sleeping space it is on a first come first serve basis.
(pretty much contact your favorite Babylonian for details there)
There are inexpensive hotels in the area and sharing one is probably going to be the most comfortable option.
Yes dear children.
For better or worse, Chumpsgiving is upon us. This sacred Babylonian holiday marks the anniversary where a tribal gathering and feast was held after a tribal gathering and feast that ended with the massacre of a people and the obliteration of a culture. But, * was it some good fighting or what?
To celebrate we invite you to join us in Babylon, in the capital city of Babylon, in the Babylon Empire to raise a blade and a toast to good friends, good fighting, and the eventual deaths of our enemies.
Join us
November 25 and 26
Fighting will begin at 12am at Pilot Butte State Park in Bend, Oregon on Friday and Saturday.
A pot luck dinner will be hosted Friday evening (well into the night).
Traditionally we all bring Thanksgiving leftovers.
The place for feast is a short distance from the park.
For those that require sleeping space it is on a first come first serve basis.
(pretty much contact your favorite Babylonian for details there)
There are inexpensive hotels in the area and sharing one is probably going to be the most comfortable option.
