Saturday, March 10, 2007
Tim Gillons, how much beer do you need for your next party?
Hey Tim -- long time, no blog! How u doin, punk?!? I just found this while surffffin' the crazy interweb and thought to myself, "self, you really should share this phat website with the ultra-cool Tim Gillons." So, that's why I'm doing, Tim Gillons!
How it works is... you tell it how many people you want to have at your party, and then you use the sliders to say how many people you want to get:
a) Tipsy
b) Buzzed
c) Drunk
d) Hammered
It then calculates how many kegs, cups, and how much ice you need.
Of course, it would be perfect if it told you how many Bucklers to bring to the event!
Check it out:
How it works is... you tell it how many people you want to have at your party, and then you use the sliders to say how many people you want to get:
a) Tipsy
b) Buzzed
c) Drunk
d) Hammered
It then calculates how many kegs, cups, and how much ice you need.
Of course, it would be perfect if it told you how many Bucklers to bring to the event!
Check it out:
Labels: buckler, kegulator, timgillons
Comments:
Hi Dave,
It's nice to see that our private conversation via your blog continues. Sorry it took me so long to respond to this; I've been spending all of my time on dates thanks to your last series of posts to me.
As for this post, I hope by now you would have recognized that I have grown up, and only serve Chardonnay (and Buckler) at my parties. For these parties, I usually estimate about 4 bottles of wine per person, but without a handy website to help me estimate it, I am now unsure. I know you were once a professional drinker and are now a professional party planner, so any advice you can give me would be great (and please note that I haven't grown up too much: I still want everyone at the party to get sloshed).
Your Pal,
Tim
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It's nice to see that our private conversation via your blog continues. Sorry it took me so long to respond to this; I've been spending all of my time on dates thanks to your last series of posts to me.
As for this post, I hope by now you would have recognized that I have grown up, and only serve Chardonnay (and Buckler) at my parties. For these parties, I usually estimate about 4 bottles of wine per person, but without a handy website to help me estimate it, I am now unsure. I know you were once a professional drinker and are now a professional party planner, so any advice you can give me would be great (and please note that I haven't grown up too much: I still want everyone at the party to get sloshed).
Your Pal,
Tim
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