Check this out. Sneak peek at Playmakers plans
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weshole;194370 wrote:
Nah Jim you probably mistook him for someone else. All you AZNS look alike. (Im prob gonna regret that one)Being a connoisseur of asians, women that is, I can assure you they(asian women) don't all look alike.
To clarify, I am in no way calling Jim a girl.:DSPANISH-RICE;194363 wrote:
one of my real good freinds is doing the construction on it ill ask him what they are doing exactly, i think the house of rock is gonna be like a country barGreat, even a larger place for rednecks to congregate. Somebody's always got to take a good thing and mess it up. Aren't most bars, by default, country considering the amount of hicks and rednecks that live in ND and MN that go to the bar, whichever one it may be.
Sterling Archer: Oh my god! You killed a hooker!
Cyril Figgis: Call girl!
Sterling Archer: No Cyril! When they're dead they're just hookers!
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ichibankilla;194379 wrote:
Great, even a larger place for rednecks to congregate. Somebody's always got to take a good thing and mess it up. Aren't most bars, by default, country considering the amount of hicks and rednecks that live in ND and MN that go to the bar, whichever one it may be.What's wrong with that, we gotta drink to, lol
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bubba;194381 wrote:
What's wrong with that, we gotta drink to, lolBrandon you need help. You claim to be a hick... yet, you drive and leg hump all things Honda. LOL!!
It's like a guy claiming to be bisexual. Either your gay or not. Either you suck dick or you do NOT-SUCK-DICK! And, no.. I'm not saying YOUR gay either. I was mearely making a comparison.
So?.?.?.
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Owning a Honda is pretty much the only non-hick thing I have going for me, lol... I stick to my roots, I was brought up as a hick, I still have my hickish tendencies...I just happen to like hondas (maybe I have a flawed gene somewhere's or something)... Deep down I still love big jacked up trucks and would have one if they wouldnt cost so much to build and take all my money to just drive around a little bit...
Peter's a southern boy and he's all things 240...same thing...
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Yes I know Wes...when u sit in class all day and have a laptop on u and have attention span problems, u tend to whore forums a lot...that and there isnt anything else to do when you're sitting in the dorm on your day off of work and are too tired or its too cold to go out and do anything productive...
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bubba;194446 wrote:
Did wes partake in too much drinking at the show, or is it ur alzheimers catching up with u, lolyes
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For Immediate Release
Contact: Tiffany Olson
Director of Marketing
& Public Relations
701-232-6767
The Hub, Fargo’s Newest Entertainment Destination to Open Early December
November 15, 2007
Fargo, ND will soon be the home of the largest entertainment destination in the Upper Mid-West. The Hub, located at 2525 9th Avenue SW, is in the building formerly known as Playmakers and the House of Rock. With over 30,000 square feet, The Hub will contain multiple nightclubs and restaurants in a deeply themed environment supported by world class entertainment technology. The Hub promises to be the Upper Mid-West’s farthest reaching evening destination.
Positioned and designed to create an unforgettable experience, The Hub will feature seven different nightclubs and multiple restaurants within one giant complex.
“We’ve created a powerful destination with great entertainment for everyone,” says Jon Taffer, President of Taffer Dynamics Inc., an award winning entertainment consultant out of Palm Beach, Florida. Taffer was engaged by the property’s owners to mastermind the project’s conceptualization and development.
The Hub will be a world class lifestyle destination with incredible entertainment options for lovers of rock ‘n roll, country music, sports, dance and other entertainment formats. Every aspect of each of The Hub’s operating concepts has been strategically designed to meet the needs of a specific audience.
“Guests will be surprised by the differences in our venues as they wander and experience the facility. We’ve created an atmosphere that will reach guests from ages 21 to 55….wait till you see it,” says Taffer.
The Hub has stopped at nothing to make this project special and unique. In addition to Taffer Dynamics, The Hub has engaged other entertainment industry giants to bring a national experience and quality to their facility.
“We are working with exceptional companies such as Jones Baker Design (Dallas) for our interiors and Magnum Music (Houston) who is designing and managing our seven succinct music and entertainment formats,” says Kerry Fernholz, the project’s Vice President and General Manager.
Within its seven operations, The Hub will always have something going on. “The Hub will always have live music, DJ’s, radio personalities, promotions, contests, and specials; everyday will be a party,” explains Tiffany Olson, Director of Marketing & Public Relations. In general, most restaurants and nightclubs do daily promotions; Olson explains that The Hub will have seven different venues doing promotions almost every hour. “There will be many, many reasons to come to The Hub ,” boasts Olson.
The much anticipated unveiling of The Hub will begin with a special invitation only Premiere night on November 29, 2007.
“The special event is for about 1,000 of our closest friends and clients before we open to the public,” says Olson.
These exclusive invitations will be distributed on-air through partner radio stations, promotional partners and through select sources over the next couple of weeks as the opening approaches.
“These tickets are hot, everyone wants to be the first in the door to see The Hub,” raves Olson. No doubt, these will be a “hot ticket” with big bragging rights for those lucky few who get into the Premiere party at The Hub.
As of today, management at The Hub is still keeping things “top secret” right down to the exterior of the building. Many are speculating and rumors are floating around about what is going to happen.
“Some of the rumors are really crazy,” says Taffer. “All the speculation will end next week when we begin to announce our venue names,” promises Taffer.
Taffer did offer some insider information on The Hub. “One of our seven venues will be named, “The Fan Club Grill & Sports Bar” in conjunction with The Fan radio station.” Taffer explains. The Fan will have a great menu, a terrific sports viewing system; a Fan radio broadcast booth and much, much more for sports fans. “No doubt it will become one of America’s best sports themed operations,” promises Olson. One down and six to go!
The Hub will open its doors to the general public on Friday, November 30, 2007 at 7pm. A “Grand Opening Week” will follow with activities including lunch, happy hours, evening promotions and entertainment. No advance tickets or invitations are necessary.
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91teggy;194527 wrote:
Well there went the last place in town to let people under 21 in to see some concerts im almost 21 and it still pisses me off fuck the laws.Why do you say that? I didn't see anything about the Venue stopping all ages concerts.
I'm just happy to hear that all the rumors about it becoming all country bar weren't true.
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I know a little more, but cannot elaborate on it at this time (we bid part of the upgrade)
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“Guests will be surprised by the differences in our venues as they wander and experience the facility. We’ve created an atmosphere that will reach guests from ages 21 to 55….wait till you see it,” says Taffer."
might she be implying that its 21 and up?
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No, the Venue, for the most part, is unchanged. The main bar, and house of rock were the main focus of the remodel and they are 21+ areas as is.
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Last time we ever went to the venue it seemed to be 98% black/bosnian dudes trying to hit on the few ugly girls that were there. It started out decent and then just took a nose-dive it seems like...
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StangerBanger96;194538 wrote:
Last time we ever went to the venue it seemed to be 98% black/bosnian dudes trying to hit on the few ugly girls that were there. It started out decent and then just took a nose-dive it seems like...yeah it fridays started good and then they went downhill after all that started to happen... everyone that went to playmakers on a friday night now is downtown... i was fortunate to turn 21 about the time that all started happening and came back one time last summer to see how it was and it was a dive came in at 11 with a group of my friends couple not being 21 and we were half the people at the place... they need to come up with a dress code and it would eliminate a lot of the people that show up there
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YellowEvo;194541 wrote:
yeah it fridays started good and then they went downhill after all that started to happen... everyone that went to playmakers on a friday night now is downtown... i was fortunate to turn 21 about the time that all started happening and came back one time last summer to see how it was and it was a dive came in at 11 with a group of my friends couple not being 21 and we were half the people at the place... they need to come up with a dress code and it would eliminate a lot of the people that show up thereThis has been the cycle since the beginning of time with the OB and Playmakers and all the other bars with a dance floor. They'll get busy, then fall off and the cycle never ends.
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