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Attn: Boston area UFies, Illiad, Kickstart	by jayfarm	2007-04-26 05:58:30
Update: MoS and NEAq close too early, more within	by jayfarm	2007-04-26 07:27:09
The Museum of Science and New England Aquarium both close at 5pm, which would be hard (impossible) to do. The Museum of Fine Arts has the West Wing and select galleries open until 9:45pm, so that is still an option. Tickets are $15/adult (they go by physical age not our mental state =p) and if we want to do that we can just wander over to it. I think at this point our best chance would be to just pick a place easy to find where we could grab a table, bite to eat, and have some fun. One such suggestion was The Black Rose (http://www.irishconnection.com/index.php?id=41) which is right near Quncy Market / Faneuil Hall. There's probably other such things around there as well if that doesn't strike your fancy. At least if we stay in that general area it's pretty easy to find, there's lots of parking around (though it can get expensive depending on how close you want to park) and there's T stops right there for the people who are smart enough to use it or don't have a car. Looks like we're basically at 5 people, maybe we can get a few more too!
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What other restraunts are down there?	by imrambi	2007-04-26 07:51:47
The cheapest place I know of...	by mpicklesimer1	2007-04-26 08:33:06
Your subject line is driving me crazy...	by Nea	2007-04-26 09:08:56
It's not my fault you close too early! =)	by jayfarm	2007-04-26 09:32:42

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