The festivities begin indoors with some pool.
We've decided upon shot for every scratch and
two shots for losing. That's seems mostly harmless.
Tony hands off the phone
to Leon.
The Duke sizes up his break.
It would really suck to scratch now...
El Gato has his
laptop handy. Got keep an eye on them internets. They
are some tricky things.
The Duke awaits his next shot
while talking the The Martyr. Steph looks on as she decides
on the best time to do her shot.
Here we see an overexposed,
way to close look at the back of Leon's head. I'm more
interested in what Mark is trying to take a picture of.
Suart drools on his new
Dyngus attire.
Seems the man holding the
camera is standing a bit too close to his subject.
Action stops momentarily
while everyone gathers around the Stu.
Looks like Ma and Pa are
pleased with the newest picture of Stuart.
Mark looks over the table
and calculating his shot.
Lots of booze, tech, and
change for gambling. I think it will be a good day.
Queen Anne reclines. Saving
her strength and enjoying the merriment at hand.
More photos of Lord Stuart are
in the making.
Matty Bob sizes up his short
as Stuart looks on.
Croquet is afoot and Leon
is preparing for the onslaught.
This is a friendly game, right?
Well, Steph, you are correct,
this is so typical...
Mallet. Check. Beer. Check.
Gotta be crazy to be doing this. Check.
Oui, I only look French
Degree of difficulty, 3.0.
Cold and drunk is no way to go
through life.
The three stooges are dead, right?
Gato, El Gato.
The ball went that way.
We like both kinds of beer.
Lounging around between games.
Corona, the beverage of
professional croquet players.
Reclining dudes?
The Lovely Anne. She sure
does look comfy.
You take another picture and
I'll show you how Anne Queen of Scotch deals with bad
peasants.
While Mark isn't amused someone
is hitting his ball, Steph thinks it's a riot.
I may not dominate on the
croquet field I can show you my pool stroke...
Portrait of a drunk King Dyngus.
Poker and booze, always a good
combination.
Yes Steph my pair is bigger than
yours.
Lord Stuart shows his Dyngus
heritage.
Do we need to call Child and
Family Services?