Sinners and Saints Halloween Bash

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 The Bell In Hand Tavern
45-55 Union Street, Boston

Sunday, October 30th 2011

7:00pm-close

$1000 Costume Contest

Live Band and DJ

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Spread the word! We expect a huge turnout for a ghoulish cocktail reception featuring complimentary light hors d'oeuvres for the first hour. Then, enjoy a costume contest with over $1,000 in prizes, Complimentary Body Painting, DJ and dancing, and more.

Prizes will be awarded for the:

* Best "Sinner" Costume - Wear something naughty or devilish!
* Best "Saint" Costume - Come dressed sweet and angelic!
* Best Overall Costume - Get creative! Choose a costume outside of the theme. 

LOOKING FOR BEST CAPTAIN AMERICA, VAMPIRE, or KARDARIAN

$1000 in prizes include:
Tickets to the Boston Resolution Ball - $300 value

Fall Wine Fest - $120 value

More to be announced soon

See pictures from last year

Tickets will be sold for $20 each

Special Offer: 2 for $20 until Friday

Click here to reserve now

Space is limited to 600 people! Last year was at capacity!

Click here for discounted parking!!!

COMPLIMENTARY TICKETS OR A LITTLE EXTRA CASH - YOUR CHOICE
We are looking for social butterflies to spread the word. You can use the reward to get free tickets or money per ticket sold. We provide you a link/email that keeps track of everything for you. All you need to do is sign up below and start spreading the word to your friends and contacts. You get $3 per ticket or you can trade in rewards for free tickets. Click here to the program. Once your account is set up we will be in touch with your links and email. 
 

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Save the Date - December 31, 2010

Evil Sins

1) My boyfriend cheated on me with my roommate. I got rid of him and taught my roommate a lesson. I added a secret nontoxic potion to her shampoo, and her hair turned white.
2) I have in-the-closet road rage. I constantly flip people off below the view of the dashboard.
3) I binge eat in the middle of the night and faithfully follow Jenny Craig during the day.
4) I virtually cheat on my boyfriend with Artie Lang from the Howard Stern show.
5) I used to live in a basement apartment with two roommates, Steve and Jim. In the spring, bats would come into our apartment. At first, we tried to catch them in a shoe box, but late at night, that’s a nasty bit of business, especially if you’re drunk. One week, Jim went on vacation. We got sick of trying to catch the bats, so we just scared them into Jim’s room and closed the door. By the time he got back from vacation, there were at least 3 bats living in his room. We put a sign on his door that said “bats,” but he ignored it and paid the price.
6) I went very late to an invite-only party recently, and I got so drunk that I passed out and woke up on the grass in the morning with no recollection. I went into the house and met up with this hot blonde euro chick, and we ended up spending the day naked in the Jacuzzi – score!
7) I slept with my boss at his house while his wife and kids were away on vacation, and the nanny walked in on us!
8) Okay, but you asked for it!!! My confession of evil: My sisters and I use to play made-up games when our parents would go out. My made-up game consisted of shutting out all the lights in the house and playing my own version of “hide-and-go-seek/tag.” See, the point was that no one KNEW who was the tagger (who was “IT”), so the object of the game was to find each other and tag someone to be “IT” without the others
knowing. So, my youngest sister was about 6 or so, and I figured it would be really funny to pretend that I got stabbed with a very sharp knife. I poured ketchup all over me and the floor before screaming and falling lump on the floor. Well, it scared her alright, she fainted then and there! I do feel quite evil for scaring my baby sister half to death, but my sick imagination got the best of me. She never lets me forget that day, and we are now 23 and 28 years old!!! :)
9) When I was nine years old, my parents bought me a sleeping bag for Christmas. Being the spoiled only child that I am, I wanted to sleep in it THAT night, but seeing as it was December, camping outside wasn't an option. So my parents decided that I could stay on the floor of their room – Sweet! Anyways, I fall asleep on their floor in my bag ― no big deal. I woke up really early in the morning, maybe 4 or 5am only to find that my parents are gone. Being a confused and curious little kid, I stumble off to my own bed, where I find my parents DOING IT ON MY BED! I'm nine, so I don't really know what's going on, but I know it's not quite right. I manage to make it to the living room couch, where I pass out and try to unsuccessfully repress that memory. I never said anything, but at least my parents got some in my bed before I did!

10) Yes, I had sex on a jet ski in the middle of the day!!! The best part is that it was with someone else.

11) I must confess that I want to beat up the old annoying lady I work closely with...every day!

12) I seduced the lead singer of a band and had sex with him on the dock behind the bar as people were giggling, no doubt getting a show, from their boats...hey it was a good time.

 

Sainthood

1. 1) I had a friend in college who had narcolepsy. Every time he had anything at all to drink, he would end up passing out somewhere. Sometimes, when he passed out, I didn’t write on him.
   2) I was playing wingman for my buddy, and he really owes me big! We went on a double date last week. His date was hot! Her friend was not and had bangs straight from 1992. Enough said. I had two choices. Leave shortly after being cordial to both women and possibly ruin my buddy’s chances of getting some nookie. Or get really drunk and tough it out. I toughed it out and ended up leaving putting in overtime. If this is not sainthood, I really don’t know what is?
   3) I am a nanny for an eight-year-old girl. Today, she had five friends over for a Halloween party. I had the girls create goody bags for the pediatrics ward at the local hospital. We visited the hospital and dropped them off. We even spent time with a little boy who was being treated for cancer. I want Madeleine to know and feel what it is to give to others. We discussed how blessed they all were to be healthy children. I feel that this is a valuable lesson that not only children, but adults should practice as often as possible. I do.
   4) I was at the bank, and a young woman was trying to cash an out-of-state check. The bank denied her and explained that her check was from another bank, and she did not have an account. She was very upset, and said she was about to run out of gas and had no money and needed to go 20 miles. I gave her a $5 which is very out of character for me, and it felt so good. I am going to make it a point to try to do nicer things for people without looking for anything in return.

2. 5) Once when I worked at the Museum of Science Boston store, there was a boy who wanted a science kit but was $2.00 short. I gave him the money and he was pleased.

3. 6) I have done the walk for hunger for about 8 years now and this year I also did the Breast Cancer walk and got my friends to do it and help raise money as well.

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