Table Tennis Nation presents the Free St. Patrick's Madness Brawl March 17

March 11, 2011 - PRLog -- Two of the country's favorite days have landed together. March 17th will mark the first (real) day of the NCAA tournament as well as St. Patrick's Day. To celebrate this rare marriage of two typically unproductive days, Table Tennis Nation is hosting a free 3 on 3 Tournament known as the Brawl at SPiN New York at 7 pm March 17.

Here’s the scenario, either A) You go to work all day, go about your normal life while checking your bracket all day and bemoaning the fact that you can’t enjoy more of St. Patrick’s Day and as soon as 5 rolls around you bolt out of the office, grab some drinks and watch the next slate of games while trying to unwind, or B) you take off work, spend all day with your friends watching basketball and drinking and you need to find a new venue come night time.

So if you pick option A you’re going to want to make up for lost time and hang out with a lot of people. Where better than SPiN New York? And since you spent all day working you don’t want to spend more than you have to so a free Brawl to get out your pent up energy from a day spent in a cubicle is perfect.

If you pick option B, you’re going to be looking for a brawl anyway, why not make it a Brawl? A Brawl costs less than bail (since it is free) and gives you the perfect chance to save money after spending on drinks all day since we’ll provide the fun and party for FREE.

Either way, you can’t lose. Grab your friends, the random people you’ve picked up during the day, your angry co-workers, your favorite neighborhood leprechaun and come Brawl with Table Tennis Nation.

Come to SPiN New York (48 E 23rd between Park and Madison) to celebrate this awesome day with drink specials, Free ping pong from Table Tennis Nation, the chance to win cash and prizes, and tons of TVs for your basketball needs.

Register by: showing up around 7, calling 646 481 8861, or emailing info@tabletennisnation.com

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