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SCAE European Team Challenge - Dublin 2006 report

http://jimseven.com [http://jimseven.com] it was time for the Team Entertainment presentation.  You had to fill 5 minutes and be entertaining and it was worth as many points as any other event.  We went last (which was great cos everyone was really, really drunk by then) and performed the “World’s Crappest Irish Joke”.  The credit for this one goes to Simon (for the joke and the onstage narration) and to Lou for her awesome set and prop design (oh yes people - no expense spared).  Somehow we got second place, with the Russian’s comical performance of Swan Lake taking first.  My favourite was the Estonians surreal interpretation of “My hat it has three corners”.  Very, very funny!  Like many of the nights it ended pretty late, but was incredibly good fun and hanging out with all the baristas was great.

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Posted at October 13, 2006 12:55 AM

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