T-Room memories...

Fr. Pat Hannon, CSC, wrote a great article about the Twilight Room on p. 20 of the most recent Spring 2010 issue of Portland Magazine. Reading it definitely brought back a lot of memories of playing pool there, signing the ceiling, watching a few soccer games there, and the story of how it became the official UP bar. Great article. What are your memories?

The T-Room is where I first met someone in the Timbers Army. I saw him and a couple others in the stands at Merlo later that night (ohhh_yeah was there). You know the rest...

I haven't had the chance to read the article yet, but I know one of my favorite memories occurred on karaoke night (friday?). One of our friends did an amazing rendition of Sweet Caroline, complete with the riding of a chair to the ground (hard to explain). The next song, we had the whole bar standing on tables and chairs singing "Proud to be an American" After the song was over, we started a great U-S-A, U-S-A chant. Fantastic.

memories from the t-room??? nope never had one the next day... what am i doing wrong???

Someone was getting kicked out by force, and it took most of the staff to do so. One of the patrons took this as an opportunity to fill up her pitcher again behind the bar while no one was looking. Of course, someone was looking, and she was promptly thrown out with the other guy. Fun seeing her try it, though.

pilotram wrote:Someone was getting kicked out by force, and it took most of the staff to do so. One of the patrons took this as an opportunity to fill up her pitcher again behind the bar while no one was looking. Of course, someone was looking, and she was promptly thrown out with the other guy. Fun seeing her try it, though.

So was it Stonehouse or DTR who got 86ed that night? Or both?

Me? Never! I don't get rowdy, just incredibly sarcastic....

I have always been disappointed that I could never find my name again.