Cool house for house parties?

[Neuromancer]

Party pool already exists. Anyone ever been to the Village pool on a weekend? It's like Club Med out there, as several guys on the board, myself included, will attest.
I think we should plan a Sat day get together at the main pool at the Village.

great sarging opportunity, I'm in. This doesn't solve our throw a party idea. A friend of mine once rented a 9 room house in lower greenville for around 1000 a month. He used to throw killer parties there. He paid for it with a renter in each room. Of course the place was furnished in post-waste discarded crap. Still the idea is there.

As far as cost goes, with an apartment there couldn't be a resident because it wouldn't be fair to the others but with a big ass house, there could be residents, both short term and long term. It might be an idea to look around and then decide on the fine points when the costs are properly figured.

[johndenver]

kind of new to dallas...

by village pool do you mean the pool at gables west village?

[NobodyUKnow]

great sarging opportunity, I'm in. This doesn't solve our throw a party idea. A friend of mine once rented a 9 room house in lower greenville for around 1000 a month. He used to throw killer parties there. He paid for it with a renter in each room. Of course the place was furnished in post-waste discarded crap. Still the idea is there.

As far as cost goes, with an apartment there couldn't be a resident because it wouldn't be fair to the others but with a big ass house, there could be residents, both short term and long term. It might be an idea to look around and then decide on the fine points when the costs are properly figured.

You can get a 9 room house in lower greenville for $1k a month?!?

Are for as apt vs house, the bigger & nicer the place the more proof you get, so I'd lean toward a nice house. As far as resident/non resident is concerned, I'd point out that if you pay a lot more than others who just want to party there/already have a place to live, then living there is perfectly fair.

You hit on the main question though: how many people would be willing to COMMIT (i.e. sign legal contracts) at what level per month to make this reality? Otherwise, it's just blowing smoke. Personally, I would be willing to drop $200-$250 a month assuming there are 3-4 "events" a month.

There is a lot more to this than just getting a pad. It would need to be furnished, and not with packing crates. It needs to be nice enough that HBs will come back. There would need to be a "social coordinator" responsibility, who plans a regular schedule of events; events would need to be publicized; we would obviously want this place to get known as "the place" to hang to ensure a nice sized population of HBs; maid service to keep the place clean; etc etc etc ad naseum.

There's a reason these things are called "projects". If there is serious interest here, I'll commit at the level I previously stated.

First step: people need to step up and declare at what level they will commit financially; second step: form a committee to make the plan and execute.

If we can't get past step 2, then obviously this is just a cool pipe dream.

[MetroR6]

Project Dallas !!!! or something like that. Id give my first born! If i had one. so I guess money would have to do.

[BluesCluesPUA]

haha this sounds fantastic.

[Westfall]

What if we had parties at differnt people's places on different weekends?

A bi-weekly party?

WF

[MetroR6]

The having parties at different peoples places idea is good to!

[Aztec Warrior]

Hey fellas! Any news on Project Dallas? Im in.

[deafukraini]

great sarging opportunity, I'm in. This doesn't solve our throw a party idea. A friend of mine once rented a 9 room house in lower greenville for around 1000 a month. He used to throw killer parties there. He paid for it with a renter in each room. Of course the place was furnished in post-waste discarded crap. Still the idea is there.

As far as cost goes, with an apartment there couldn't be a resident because it wouldn't be fair to the others but with a big ass house, there could be residents, both short term and long term. It might be an idea to look around and then decide on the fine points when the costs are properly figured.

You can get a 9 room house in lower greenville for $1k a month?!?

Are for as apt vs house, the bigger & nicer the place the more proof you get, so I'd lean toward a nice house. As far as resident/non resident is concerned, I'd point out that if you pay a lot more than others who just want to party there/already have a place to live, then living there is perfectly fair.

You hit on the main question though: how many people would be willing to COMMIT (i.e. sign legal contracts) at what level per month to make this reality? Otherwise, it's just blowing smoke. Personally, I would be willing to drop $200-$250 a month assuming there are 3-4 "events" a month.

There is a lot more to this than just getting a pad. It would need to be furnished, and not with packing crates. It needs to be nice enough that HBs will come back. There would need to be a "social coordinator" responsibility, who plans a regular schedule of events; events would need to be publicized; we would obviously want this place to get known as "the place" to hang to ensure a nice sized population of HBs; maid service to keep the place clean; etc etc etc ad naseum.

There's a reason these things are called "projects". If there is serious interest here, I'll commit at the level I previously stated.

First step: people need to step up and declare at what level they will commit financially; second step: form a committee to make the plan and execute.

If we can't get past step 2, then obviously this is just a cool pipe dream.

Consider starting up the fraternity or something... You can ask for a charter and they can provide you $ and such... Pi Lambda Phi is a good start to look around... I know what you're thinking now... oh no frat guys... NO i'm talking about a PUA fraternity.. the whole idea.. the pledges can pay dues and stuff... this can work

[tech]

Im thinking parties at different people's places is a great idea. Its hard to sarge everyone in the area when your always changing venues. I just got apartment here in Grapevine. I'm willing to take one for the team and volunteer my place for a party. I only got a single bed room apart. but there is a huge pool and hot tub at the club house area. Anyways, if ya wanna party, just let me know. Im a damn party addict.