Re: contest

["porter235 <porter235@...>" <porter235@...>]

 have assembled a briefcase full of game components. It contains 2 


Pringles cans which contain all 8 suits of the JCD piecepack set, a 


set of Cash, over 80 dice, some dominoes, Icehouse, 3 decks of cards, 


1 deck of Empire cards, Pit (I LOVE this game) and bunch of Cheapass 


Games. I keep rules and boards for games up in the document pocket in 


the lid, along with a great games anthology which has a ton of games 


rules. It's not Ultra portable, ie. I don't carry it with me 


EVERYWHERE, but I do take it with me whenever we are going anywhere 


that there may be a chance to play. By keeping it all in the same 


place, it makes it easy to just pick it up and throw it in the car 


before we head out. 




Out of curiousity, what type of containers to people use to carry 


their piecepacks? I was looking for a nice size box, and discovered 


that Pringles cans work great.




--- In piecepack@yahoogroups.com, "Karol" <karol@m...> wrote:


> That Rocks!


> 


> Justin - keep a piecepack with you at all times, they make handy 
carriers, no wait that's not it, those are fannypacks! :-) I guess


> guys don't really carry purses, maybe backpacks with games in them? 
Piecepacks definitely should go in there, and the printed out


> rules too. :-)


> 


> Sorry I'm being silly - Must need more sleep!


> Contest or not keep those designs coming!!


> Karol


> 


> ----- Original Message -----


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> From: <porter235@y...>


> To: <piecepack@yahoogroups.com>


> Sent: Saturday, January 18, 2003 8:51 AM


> Subject: [piecepack] Re: contest


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> | I've got one that I am workin' on right now, and it will be ready


> | before the end of the contest, so we will have at least 60.


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