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1 total messages Started by C Mohr Wed, 16 Nov 1994 09:55
Magic: The Gathering meeting in Corvallis, OR
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Author: C Mohr
Date: Wed, 16 Nov 1994 09:55
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Hello all,
First a quick sorry to those that feel this should not be posted in 
whatever group, I wanted to get a broad osu posting though and there
was no specific group that stood out as a good group about this.

I am interested in setting up a Magic: The Gathering trading/playing/
socailizing/etc session (and whatever other cards your interested in
seeing as I also collect Lady Death cards ;-]) The place of meeting
would be in Corvallis, OR hopefully somewhere on the OSU campus.
Anyone would be welcome to attend and at this point it should be free
this wont change unless I end up getting 100+ replies and we cant
find a free room to use for this many people. Of course if this 
happens the door charge would be about .50c ;) (dont plan on a charge
as I will do my best to keep it free)

Basically this will just be a huge get together/swap meet/play time
It might be interesting to run some tournaments but to be honest I'm
not sure how to get these officially sanctioned.

If your interested please E-Mail me a note with the heading "Magic Meeting"
and let me know when a good time for you is. My plan is to hold this in
either December after finals or in early January. Also let me know if
weekends or weekdays are better for you. Heck if we get enough of a turn
out it might turn into a 2 day event.

BTW if you feel this should be posted to another group not in the list
please feel free to repost it!

-mohrc@storm.cs.orst.edu
Finger for a semi complete listing of my MTG cards.
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