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Come out and play date with her…
I just saw this interesting article on CNN and had to pass it on to you…
Not only is this a cool idea for a singles event, but it's a great idea for your dates as well. (You learn a lot about someone by how they play games…)
Oh, and you might consider this a good possible business opportunity. They're expanding…
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Where singles go to play all sorts of games
- STORY HIGHLIGHTS
- PlayDate offers fun alternative to nightlife scene with board games, video games
- Timeless Entertainment Concepts runs PlayDate, Paint By Numbers
- PlayDate offers hula-hoops, musical chairs, Scrabble, Jenga, Pictionary
- To "not be an adult for one night" is kind of fun, participant says
ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN) — Lynne Lucas is taking herself off the meat market. Monique Brown is sick of having to look cute all the time. And Scott Hayes is searching for his inner child.
It's Saturday night at PlayDate in Atlanta, Georgia, where 400 adults have gathered to play games, drink and socialize.
"It's not your usual bar scene where I look good, you look good, I'm scared to talk to you," Hayes says as he scans a giant Jenga tower for the right block to pull. "You'll talk to anyone when you're playing games, because you're trying to beat them."
Next to Hayes, Brown watches a rambunctious game of Pictionary while a twosome fights it out with Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots nearby. Across the room, Lucas joins her friends in a game of Trouble. And on the dance floor, Imari Havard is hula-hooping with some ladies.
Havard is the co-founder of Timeless Entertainment Concepts, host of PlayDate, with Ryan Hill and Ronald Gaither.
Timeless' mission is clear: provide a fun alternative to the typical nightlife scene for an entrance fee of just $10 per person. In other words, if you're looking for love in all the wrong places, try a game of Hungry Hungry Hippos.
PlayDate began in Atlanta in 2005 and has slowly expanded from a monthly crowd of 80 to 500 twice a month in nine cities across the nation. The three men hope to start affiliates in another 20 markets this year.

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