Guys night out consisted of seeing Borat at the $1.50 theater, followed by a trip to the Ale House for a drink and some nachos. The Ale House is a nice, new, dedicated to sports bar, similar to the Fox and Hound.
Evidently Girls night out consisted of going to the Ale House. Jeff noted the plethora of women in the restaurant when we walked in - not necessarily attractive, just numerous.
For the first time in our life, we sat in a sports bar surrounded by TV's all of which were playing women's sports.
Sharapova v. Williams.
NCAA women's basketball on the giant projection screen.
Female snow boarding.
And figure skating.
That's right, they had figure skating on multiple big screen tvs at a sports bar.
We will never go to the Ale House again.
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Was there a strong presence of flannel shirts, spiked hair, and Subaru wagons? If so, it probably wasn't a "girls night out" so much as it was a date night.
So I hadn't read here in a while because life ate my face off (true story, I have the pictures to prove it), and now I read and come to find out that you were in Boston for New Year's and didn't even call :-P
You bum.
Just kidding, of course. And that's...a weird sports bar. Hmm.
~Abby~
what's your problem with figure skating? women go to bars where countless games of football, baseball, and pool are broadcasted across huge plasma screens... I say men can go and watch a little skating once in a while. Might be good for them. Pick up on some grace...
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