I am so stealing this idea. We got some board game nerds in our
community with some exotic games.
- Eric Marden
CoLab Orlando
37 N. Orange Ave, 6th Floor
Downtown Orlando
http://colaborlando.com
On Mar 31, 2009, at 10:49 PM, Alex Hillman wrote:
We had a video game night last year, but
Exotic games *might* not be the most appropriate for a workplace. But
whatever works for your crew ;)
-Alex
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Oh, I have a game called 'Tawdry Trivia' It's adult trivial pursuit and was
developed/sold by a local Orlando guy.
I know he still has stock that he never finished selling if any of the other
coworking offices want to buy a copy...not sure what the prices are, but I
can find out if you are
This is about as exotic as they come:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Settlers_of_Catan
but is FSFW (fully safe for work).
- Eric Marden
CoLab Orlando
37 N. Orange Ave, 6th Floor
Downtown Orlando
http://colaborlando.com
On Apr 1, 2009, at 4:21 PM, Alex Hillman wrote:
Exotic games might
We find the Wii is a way to bring people together for conversation, and give
people a way to blow off steam. I jokingly refer to playing Wii as
community building. Half jokingly, actually, because it really does
function that way.
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David Kominsky
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503-206-3500
We have the gaming area (Air hockey, foosball, darts, pool, Wii, Xbox360,
PS2, arcade cabinet) as a place for people to de-stress and to meet and
conversate. I've met some of the cooler people at Gangplank over a nice
game of Death Tank on the Xbox :)We had most of them at Integrum before we
All work and no play makes jack a dull boy (and jane a dull girl). Having a
lounge, with games and toys and reading material (not just work-related
stuff) is important for quality of life, and thats a huge aspect to our
community and workspace. It also reflects on the nature of the culture
that's
makes_sense. THX for the responses so far.
On Mar 31, 6:07 pm, Alex Hillman dangerouslyawes...@gmail.com wrote:
All work and no play makes jack a dull boy (and jane a dull girl). Having a
lounge, with games and toys and reading material (not just work-related
stuff) is important for quality
At Carrboro Coworking we've have a requisite Wii. Several loud and fun
nights have been had whilst being beaten badly at Mario Kart.
We've even had a board game night. Playing strategy games is a great
way to exercise your business brain. Hope to have another board game
night soon.
Alex is
We put on a Board Game night just recently here at Gangplank as well - I've
had several people tell me that it was a great way to meet people and to get
involved.Easy ice breaker.
Chris Conrey
chrisconrey.com
Human-Geek Relations at Integrum
@conrey on Twitter
On Tue, Mar 31, 2009 at 4:32
We had a video game night last year, but I love the idea of a board game
night. Some folks have requested it in the past, thanks for the reminder.
-Alex
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