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photo by Scott Beale

Last night’s Laughing Squid Blog Launch Party was amazing. Thanks for everyone who made it out and for bringing all the beer, wine and food. MJ’s Shish Kabobs were a big hit (here’s her tips on how to make them).

Thanks Paul, for hosting the party for us. We’re going to miss this place.

So, here are some photos I shot of the Albion Castle before and during the party.

Photo Gallery: Laughing Squid Blog Launch Party

UPDATE 1: At the party I met Jonathan who runs “Jonathan’s Coffeeblog” (hosted at Laughing Squid, I might add) and he just posted a great write-up of last night’s festivities.

UPDATE 2: Per Andy’s suggestion, the Flickr tag for the party will be laughingsquidbloglaunch.

UPDATE 3: So at the party, several people decided to strip down and take a dip in one of the cavern’s natural springs pool. Our friend Jonas Luster was one of these people. Subsequently, photos starting appearing on the internet and Jonas became inundated with questions regarding his nudity. In fact he was asked so many questions that he decided to write a FAQ on the topic. A few days later, Jonas’ frolicking was immortalized with the launch of nakedluster.com.

UPDATE 4: As you may have overheard at our party, The Albion Castle is for sale.


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Andy Smith April 22, 2005 at 1:36 pm

Great party, I had a blast :) My flickr photos of the event. Do we have a tag set up so we can all tag the photos the same way? I propose laughingsquidbloglaunch if nobody else has anything.

MJ April 22, 2005 at 1:38 pm

Weee!
Fun time had by all!

Scott Beale April 22, 2005 at 2:14 pm

Andy, that works for me. I’ve just updated this post with that info and added the “laughingsquidbloglaunch” tag to my photos.

Annie April 26, 2005 at 10:51 am

Scott, thanks again for the swingin’ party- it was a great mix of people, too!

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