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#35 - 2007 Nov 03 - Road Warrior Otwell - Post-States Dinner Party Celebration

Posted on 28 November 2007 by Christopher E. Otwell

Episode #35

Dated:  2007 Nov 03

Title:  The Post-States Colorado Springs Dinner Party and Deck Discussions

The week after the 2nd place finished by yours truly in Denver, at the Colorado State Championships, we had our local player celebration and party.  This is a solid hour of recorded audio from the pre-dinner and post-dinner conversations, from that dinner table discussion.  We cover a number of different random topics like the current standard environment, the future extended environment, US Presidential History, and obscure Movie/TV trivia knowledge.  Just a good old time at a table of 8-10 Magic players, doing dinner together.

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