Jester

07/31/2017

That's a very good question

07/31/2017

If you ever want to meet up for some Vermint Chocolate Chip I'm totally in

07/27/2017

If there was an award for group that asked the most questions each week, it would go to West Chester

07/27/2017

Only two options, win or fry trying

07/26/2017

Wilmington was where it all started

07/26/2017

A 👌🏻yuuuugee👌🏻win

07/20/2017

Backed into the corner, table coming out on top

07/19/2017

Alpacas close behind with 20

07/18/2017

If you've ever wondered how the questions come to be at Jester each week, this blog post I wrote awhile back goes into detail on the method behind the madness

https://medium.com//where-do-you-come-up-with-this-stuff-caf8a4892f21

The design of a great trivia question

07/12/2017

⚠️ For those of you that missed the announcement at any of the events over the past week, I have decided to bring Jester to a close at the end of July.

Whenever you've heard me say that "I truly enjoy coming out and putting this event on for you" I meant it. I will miss this as much as many of you will miss it.

It is possible that Jester will be back in the future. Possibly in a different format or venue. But for now it's time for me to let the microphone rest.

With that being said I hope you'll be able to make it out to an event during the last few weeks. The last event of this version of Jester will be on July 27th.

07/11/2017

A room full of Picasso's

07/04/2017

No Jester tonight. Happy 4th everyone!...

"Good morning. Good morning.

In a matter of hours you will join forces with other pilots from around the world and launch what will be the largest aerial strike in the history of mankind. Mankind, that word should have new meaning to all of us today.

We cannot be consumed by our pretty differences any longer. And perhaps it is fate that today is the fourth of July, and you will once again be fighting for our freedom. Freedom not from tyranny, oppression, or persecution, but from annihilation. We must fight for our right to survive, to exist.

And should we win the day, the fourth of July will no longer be just an American holiday, but a day in which the world cried out in one voice "we will not go silently into the night! We will not perish without a fight!" We're going to live on! We're going to survive! Today we celebrate our independence day!"