The Super American Spectacular Go Game

There was a three legged dog, a tramp who made street art, a few mobile phones, a hell of a lotta booze and a digital camera to take all the evidence into a new format!
Craziest 4^th July I have ever had!!!
Thank you so much to the Go Game for a killer day.

Screaming out my allegiance to the United States of America in a busy park, doing a ballet rendition of Andy Roddicks triumph over Andy Murray, and on more than one occasion having to down beer gives you a small insight into a Go Game event. Oh I didn’t mention having to chat up a complete stranger without my a top on did I?
Mei and Chris ran a seamless, exciting event and I cannot think of a better team building exercise than a Go Game extravaganza.
AWESOME, AWESOME, AWESOME! Oh yeah, my team won too. Go Uniform Sierra Alpha

Epic! No other word for it. I wasn’t entirely sure I was going to have a good time at this, because when anyone ever tells me that something will be ‘the best fun you’ll ever have’, my Irish cynicism raises its head and goes ‘heh we’ll see’. But GoGame really is that good and I swear I am not still bitter that we came last (okay fine, FINE, I am still bitter).
Laura and I decided to go as America, red, white and blue to the core and underwear, in my case. When we got there, Chris and Mei, the GoGamers extraordinaire were dressed in the cutest orange jumpsuits. They really rock this thing, with a hilarious game script, buckets of enthusiasm and fantastic game actors. We ran around, got ridiculously obnoxious, yelled ‘America loves you’ at so many people and filmed the Moon landing. Yes, conspiracy theorists, it was filmed, by us and a three legged dog called Cosmo.
The challenges make sure that you have to be really inventive and the time limits mean you can’t just piss around, but have to do it now, now! We totally bonded as a team over figuring out questions and what would make the best video concepts. Then we invaded Canada, also known as Leon’s girlfriend Sarah.
Afterwards we got to see all the teams’ videos and pictures, some with magic! My team was the awesomest by far, with epic players Lizzie G. Chris R. Vicky L. and the lovely Zara. Sing it now, we are family!
P. s. That’s a 100 biatch!

AMERICA F**C YEAH!
Would you believe me if I said that my highlight of moving here to London thus far involves dressing like a Texas dream come true, motorboating a bobble head Abraham Lincoln (who’s honest now, Abe?), shotgunning Budweisers and screaming out the entire pledge of allegiance in the middle of Hoxton Square?
I didn’t think so.
…neither did the hundreds of Brits that witnessed all 40 of us in our Faux-​American splendor running around Shoreditch being, well, as American as possible.
It was basically 1776 all over again, just with a lot more booze and f**c yeah-​isms.