Just so you all know

Havelock · 29-07-2003 11:59am #1

A great era is upon us. GW Dublin now has a Monday Night Gaming.

The store closes at 6pm as per, but them opens at 6.30 for us old timer regulars to play the tow cores and all the others, Gothic, Play testing Epic Armageddon, Trevor is running a Blood Bowl Tournament, Paul is running or playing Inquistor, and best of all no one under 16 is allowed. HAhahahahahaha, no more f***ing little ****es talking tripe or resting against your board etc etc....

Oh and you can paint!

Just thought yee should all know.

Nevyn · 29-07-2003 12:19pm

ah Dear this isnt new, not at all just you have to know the Staff members that run it and they need to be sure you are not a nutter.

Sarky · 29-07-2003 8:28pm

I wish I lived near a GW shop...:(

Havelock · 30-07-2003 12:20pm

Thead:
I'm well aware ther has been Monday night gaming before, just it is now open to everyone, not just we old hacks.

Sarky: Where do you live?

Sarky · 30-07-2003 9:29pm

Co. Galway, a good hour away from the city most of the time.

Pugsley · 31-07-2003 5:53am

Originally posted by Sarky
I wish I lived near a GW shop...:(

I live an hour and a half from the nearest GW......... thats before I even get INTO a city........ (can go belfast or dub, both same distance).

Needless to say Ive only ever been in a GW 4 times, twice on holiday and twice in Ireland.

de5p0i1er · 31-07-2003 11:19pm

I'm 4 hours from the nearest GW now thats bad.

Nevyn · 01-08-2003 12:05am

gw blanch is a very short walk away.

Havelock · 01-08-2003 10:39am

Blanch is a 5min cycle or 15 on foot.
Dublin is 1 hour on bus.
Dunno which is my fav' have wait to see what Blanch will be like without Dider.

He's leaving today (1st Augest)

Kold · 04-08-2003 10:50pm

erm.........CORK

spooky donkey · 14-08-2003 7:48am

Well it seems Blanch has the Diddlier (sp) back now so it should be the same. But Jonny runs a good game there from time to time.

Good to see the are opening the after work hours gaming to the punters now!

Wyrd · 31-08-2003 7:16pm

i'm on my way up to dublin next week and i was wondering about a few things? Which of the two shops in dublin is bigger? can you get access to a mail order catalouge there and could i get a game if i just walked in off the street with an army?

Sarky · 31-08-2003 7:59pm

There's a catalogue in all the stores, they're really about the same size, and getting a game depends on if the tables are already being used, and whether there's a free staff member or someone else who just walked in off the street with an army.

Wyrd · 31-08-2003 8:44pm

cheers do you also know of any other shops in dublin that do models besides gw?

Sarky · 31-08-2003 8:46pm

Nope, I'm a Galway person. Only get to GW in dublin on special occasions, like when someone nicks my passport.

Twisted_Logic · 22-09-2003 8:31pm

Couple o' years ago i was orderin from mail order and the guy on the phone said gw had plans to extend into Ireland... in the next four years.

plus the "independant retailer" crap in white dwarf is useless, as the onlly no gw shop ive ever been to with a decent collection is The Hobby Shop in waterford.. one place has a few boxes of man o' war and its an idependant retailer???:mad:

AL][EN · 26-09-2003 11:44pm

havelock do you work in the GW stores? or are you just a very very very old customer (part of the furniture)

Ozorik · 28-09-2003 6:49pm

The GW in Edinburgh used to do the same thing, all you needed to do to get in was to get on with the staff and if the manager said it was ok you were in. Or is the veterans night your refering to?

Just so you all know

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