Again, I feel strongly that it's a mistake to attempt to over-organize this. You can't assign things to people because there is no accountability. This will be a gathering of people who, for the most part, don't know each other, may not be totally comfortable eating food prepared by strangers, and may or may not show up as the day falls into place.
I propose that the food, drinks, plates and whatever, be left up to the individual (or small groups). If someone brings enough to share, even better. But I don't want to spend the day being pissed off because the person who said he was bringing the mustard decided, at the last minute, not to come. The exception might be having some kind person, like Mr. Roxy perhaps, say he will bring the charcoal and lighter fluid.
Bottom line, the key to the success of an event like this is keeping it simple.
Really, all we need is for someone (ie Jose) to name the time and place and to make sure that we don't need a permit. It would be fun to know who is planning to come, but as we've seen from previous events, the RSVP list and who actually shows up is often very different.
Sueleen Gay: "Here you go, Bitch, now go make some fukcing lemonade." 10/28/10