California (Bay Area, Northern) Walker Evans Exhibition + B&G

I suspect I will be too busy at work, finishing off a 3500 component RF design, to make it down, but if not Saturday would be best.
 
So it looks like it may come down to choosing between Darren and Robert...hmmm. Lets see:

- On the one hand it's fun to see Darren drop his M3s.
- On the other hand we have Robert and his costumed dancing.

This is a tough one.
 
kdemas said:
So it looks like it may come down to choosing between Darren and Robert...hmmm. Lets see:

- On the one hand it's fun to see Darren drop his M3s.
- On the other hand we have Robert and his costumed dancing.

This is a tough one.
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Hmm, maybe we should choose a date when neither can make it?
 
This is the day we call 'Monday.' Maybe pick a day now? Otherwise – under the tremendous pressure of our exhausting social calendars – we'll all wander away with alternate plans?

Kirk

(Sat preferred)
 
Don't forget the big Richard Serra sculpture out back.
The red rust makes for a great back drop.

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I cannot make it. I may be in Berkeley March 17 if anybody wants to get a coffee in Rockridge and visit Brian behind the counter at Looking Glass. Be well, see you next time around.

Bob
 
Shaping up to be a relatively orderly crew. Probably safe to go without putting the bail bondsman on advance call.
 
Now that the hoi polloi has committed en masse to Saturday, I am more emboldened than ever to attend on Sunday. :D

If, for reasons of embarrassment, neglect or the social stigma of being seen with the Saturday riff-raff, you wish to join a more enlightened and erudite group (as well as one that has bathed this month), I plan to be at the Museum around noon on Sunday.

Rodney - exposing friends and family to the group is a brave act, but exposing them to Mike is sadism. :eek:
 
I have to admit, to a slight concern, however since I could not change the date of this obligation, which by the way was not my idea in the first place, but one that I agreed to, I've set my slight concern aside, and have promised myself to be brave.
 
Can't wait to meet the family Rodney!

And I'll be fully dressed this time. At least at the start.
 
Rodney et al., doesn't look good for me on Saturday and iffy for Sunday.

I know it is my turn to try three pick up lines on whoever (female or male) is at the front desk, but someone else is going to have to 'pick up' the slack. I think it is Darren, Reese, or Rodney's turn next, so....

Speaking of which, Kent, how did things turn out with the SFMOMA octogenarian last night? The second line you used on her seemed to go over well. What was it?

P.S. For those who haven't seen it, some fine work in the Photograph in Mexico exhibit. Looking forward to going back.
 
Tomorrow at 11 everyone! Nice exhibit, should be fun.

My elderly lover was a picture of sensuality last night Mike. She said that the Anime inspired sessions with you over the past weeks not only made her a better lover but also piqued her interest in photography. The shots you took of the two of you on the Bear Skin rug, with you gently feeding her geritol covered grapes, were truly beautiful.

Some kind of night.
 
As far as it being my turn....no way dude...I've suffered way too many slaps across the face. . .Reese or Darren can pick up the slack
 
Glad to hear that it's Reese or Darren's turn rather than mine. But I will be there to see how well received are their solicitations. Looking forward to seeing whomever else can make it.

-Randy
 
Shold be a beautiful day as well. My vote goes to Darren as I think the mature woman at the desk is his type...don't let the wheelchair and goiter fool you.
 
kdemas said:
My vote goes to Darren as I think the mature woman at the desk is his type...don't let the wheelchair and goiter fool you.
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Ah, she's still there. I took a hip shot while walking by last time:

Stanford Arts Center

Darren, just don't stare at it while you deliver your pick-up lines. Maintain eye contact. She REALLY doesn't like it if your eyes dart down too often. She almost ripped Kent's arm out of its socket last time.

But it could have been his delivery on the "Are those space pants?" pick-up line. Instead of "cause your booty is out of this world" coming out of his mouth, he said "cause your goiter is out of this world".

Not good.
 
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