Sean Nero

Mixed weath­er pat­terns per­vad­ing T&T last Sun­day pro­vid­ed the ide­al con­di­tions for a Hawai­ian-styled cool­er fete called Mai Tai, at the O2 Park in Ch­aguara­mas.A pro­duc­tion of sig­na­ture pro­mo­tions out­fit Cae­sar's Army, the event brought to­geth­er the most gor­geous women along­side guys with hot bod­ies-as well as those who imag­ined them­selves to be in a state of such phys­i­cal prowess-in a rich dis­play of fun from as ear­ly as 2 pm.The ex­cite­ment that per­vad­ed at Mai Tai seemed fat­ed.Slot­ted to take place on the long week­end ros­ter awash with the­mat­ic ac­tiv­i­ties, the je­fes at Cae­sar's Army proved they had the edge on ri­val pro­mot­ers, cit­ing that Mai Tai was sold-out.But de­spite the nu­mer­ous Face­book and Black­Ber­ry mes­sages to that ef­fect, pa­trons not want­i­ng to be left out of what even­tu­al­ly mush­roomed in­to a fan­tas­tic event spent the last cou­ple days lead­ing up to the event try­ing to ne­go­ti­ate their ad­mis­sion. It's not clear whether they suc­ceed­ed.At the last minute, pa­trons still turned up at the venue-around 8 pm-when frol­ick­ing was in full swing, in hope of se­cur­ing ac­cess in­to the over­sub­scribed event.Se­cu­ri­ty of­fi­cers at the main gate had their lines re­hearsed: "Let me see your tick­et? If you don't have a tick­et, you can't get in."But for the scores of thrill-seek­ers gain­ing en­try in­to O2 Park for the event, be­ing else­where was nev­er an op­tion as they par­tied hearti­ly in both sun­shine and rain.