$6.66 is meant to be a clever joke, but all donations over that amount are gladly accepted!

I just checked out the site. There is a ton of room for everyone to run around if you want to. There are picnic tables to munch at and classy serving windows which will be your gateway to noodly goodness.

This event is a fundraiser for Minnesota Atheists, but it's also a great time for everyone to get together!

Also, we'll be buying non alcoholic drinks for everyone, but feel free to contribute your favorites as well!

I'll be bringing my Frisbee.

May I bring a cake?

Of course! Yum!

I will bring meat-free spaghetti sauce!
--Owen

Vic says if I get my FSM donation box made, that we will be able to come! I will work on it!!! :)

How do you heat the sauce? Do you need people to bring croc pots (assuming there is a place to plug them in), or pots? I am okay with eating room temp sauce, but I could also bring a croc pot.

There are outlets for crock pots, however, we can only have so many plugged in at a time. But extras are always welcome, in case someone doesn't bring one.

We'll bring badminton rackets if someone wants to bring a net.

You know you maybes want to commit!

It looks like we are in need of cookies. Anyone care to bring a bunch?

Cake is easier to make. I will make cake, but I will probably be late, as I have to go to the lab and count mites and track mortality that afternoon. Not sure what time I'll be done.

It looks like it's going to rain. We'll still be under a pavilion, but please change your RSVP if rain changes your plans.

SOOO bummed to not be there -it sounds like it'll be wonderful! I wish I could hand out flyers for the Sam Singleton Atheist Evangelist Show coming to Minneapolis July 10 and St Paul July 11.

I'm making cookies.

People can show up as early as 3:45. Spaghetti won't be ready until about 4:30, but salads will be out before then. There is a stovetop you can use to brown meat, but you'll need to bring a pan.

We'll need a healthy dose of patience. If the weather cooperates, this will be one of the largest events we've had. I'm planning on having enough food, but we may have to make a run to the store!

We will have gifts for the kids who show up.

I think we'll have garlic bread, but it will be grilled on the grills outside. We don't have an oven to make garlic bread on.

All of our spaghetti noodles are precooked, other wise we could never serve so many people. I think George cooks the noodles, just slightly undercooked, adds a little olive oil, then dumps them into boiling water at the site.

This is going to be an awesome event! :)

Have fun everyone! Too bad we can't make this one, but we'll attend any future spaghetti dinners! We had a good time at the last one.

It wemt amazingly well. We had a great variety of sauces, and they were all very well received. I was worried that we would not have enough desserts, but that is what we had most of. Thanks to Vic and Crystal, we even had garlic bread! The only problem is that it takes forever to boil water there, but we never had to stack up the line too badly.

You did awesome, George, thanks for everything. It was really fun, we had a blast. (A little hectic at first, but things calmed down when we got into our collective grooves.) :)

Nice to see you could finally dress down, Jack. :) It was nice to meet you.

Great time. I missed the first two hours when I guess there were around 100 people crammed into the pavilion. The fris-rug-bee was fun too...