Free Food: Long Event Names Edition

By Bwog Staff on Oct 06, 2010

3 Comments

This is what nitrogen looks like.

Lots of free eats tonight, folks. Get some while it lasts.
Skip dinner, eat liquid nitrogen ice cream! It’s like science, or something. Meet up at the Lerner ramps at 6-8pm.
Finally, more food at the Columbia Harlem Business Connection Information Session, in Hamilton 507, at 8pm.

Photo via Wikimedia Commons.

3 Comments

Anonymous says:

14 years ago at 8:18 pm

@Anonymous Lol @ the pic

Anonymous says:

14 years ago at 6:20 pm

@Anonymous can you do a daily thing of where all the free food is? that would be awesome

Eliza says:

14 years ago at 6:44 pm

@Eliza We post all the free food events we know of, but sometimes we don’t have/know of at least one everyday. Always tip us if you know of free food! tips@bwog.com

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