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BahamaBreeze wrote:

mommar wrote:

BahamaBreeze wrote:

mommar wrote:I'm going to make bookmarks, but I need help.

I'm going to make them the fold-over magnetic kind, like these

http://www.magneticbookmark.com/productinfo.cfm

on the front will be of course this year's logo, I'd like to write something on the back, maybe a little reader's quote, or a message similar to the postcards that Des and Phaw are using..........so, does anyone have any suggestions for this........Please & Thanks

What a great idea!

Nothing makes the earth seem so spacious
as to have friends at a distance;
they make the latitudes and longitudes.
~Henry David Thoreau

WOW...........I searched & thought last nite, and since 6 this a.m.

THAT IS PERFECT!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I LOVE YOU BAHAMA!!!!!!!

Thank, althought that may be a bit much to fit on the back.
I'll keep looking though.

No need........it fits perfectly, even with the
Thank you
One of your friends in the U.S.
typed under it

Gonna pimp this some more...

http://www.buffettnews.com/forum/viewto ... 27&start=0

If anyone can make it...it'll be fun.

We have about 100 signed shells so far from people all over the country that come out on our boats...still have a few days left...

And great job everyone...great job.

Hmmmm - I don't remember the slogan "I'm not wearing pants" appearing on the original plane logo.

Hey is it to late to get a BF t-shirt?

PartofthePhlock wrote:Hey is it to late to get a BF t-shirt?

A 2005 Baghdad shirt...yes.

The 2006 Anaconda BuffettFest shirts will be on sale very, very soon.

crash_davis7 wrote:Hmmmm - I don't remember the slogan "I'm not wearing pants" appearing on the original plane logo.

It didn't.............a dork did that

We had our PH club meeting last night - very small turnout so not a whole lot of postcards signed but will also take them to another phunction on the 21st We have several peeps bring in "goodies" that the club is going to box up and ship - however, I don't have an inventory of the items but it's prolly 3 or 4 boxes of "stuff" so far and the info on Buffettfest and request for "stuff" is on the website (have to get them to change the title from Mortaritaville though ) at www.coloradoparrotheadclub.org.

It's almost time to ship whoooooooo hooooooooooooo

PHAW Webmistress wrote:We had our PH club meeting last night - very small turnout so not a whole lot of postcards signed but will also take them to another phunction on the 21st We have several peeps bring in "goodies" that the club is going to box up and ship - however, I don't have an inventory of the items but it's prolly 3 or 4 boxes of "stuff" so far and the info on Buffettfest and request for "stuff" is on the website (have to get them to change the title from Mortaritaville though ) at www.coloradoparrotheadclub.org.

It's almost time to ship whoooooooo hooooooooooooo

Good work everyone!!!

Now to get the 2006 t-shirt order info posted............

I thought you all might enjoy this neat piece of history that's become a part of this year's BuffettFest (from Crash):

As most of you know, we are well into the planning and logistics of
the second BuffettFest (LSA Anaconda BuffettFest). At this base, you
need to have a military unit sponsor an event or it doesn't come off.
The 332nd Expeditionary Wing of the United States Air Force is our
sponsor this year. Now that, in itself, may not mean a whole lot.
But, in my research on the Wing I discover its forerunner was the
332nd Fighter Group during World War II - home of the Tuskegee
Airmen. If you don't know the story you should. It's truly
inspirational. In all, the Airmen flew nearly 16,000 combat missions -
primarily as bomber escorts. They never lost a single bomber while
recording 251 kills of enemy fighters.

This one humbles me and just gives me chills...what a legacy.

And don't forget to order your t-shirts!

http://www.buffettnews.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=50451

Quiet and Shy wrote:I thought you all might enjoy this neat piece of history that's become a part of this year's BuffettFest (from Crash):

As most of you know, we are well into the planning and logistics of
the second BuffettFest (LSA Anaconda BuffettFest). At this base, you
need to have a military unit sponsor an event or it doesn't come off.
The 332nd Expeditionary Wing of the United States Air Force is our
sponsor this year. Now that, in itself, may not mean a whole lot.
But, in my research on the Wing I discover its forerunner was the
332nd Fighter Group during World War II - home of the Tuskegee
Airmen. If you don't know the story you should. It's truly
inspirational. In all, the Airmen flew nearly 16,000 combat missions -
primarily as bomber escorts. They never lost a single bomber while
recording 251 kills of enemy fighters.

This one humbles me and just gives me chills...what a legacy.

I am familiar with the Tuskegee Airmen and I think it's awesome they are the "sponsor" for Anaconda Buffettfest - count me in on the double dose of goosebumples!!

after some chats..PMs and Phone calls I am pitching in to help
Marnin Grita Guy with the Cameras.. I am buying 50 and sending them.'

I didn't go through all 16 pages (at this time of typing this). When you said palm trees did you mean actual living palm trees? Or fake ones? Real ones, depending on types and size, can get very very expensive. I'd be interested in pitching in but will not commit based on where I will be for the rest of the late summer and fall (on tour playing music and in a holding pattern based on my proximity to the Gulf Of Mexico and Lake Ponchartrain due to, aha, hurricane season) and what that means is, being a musician in Louisiana, well, unlike several older bands and artists, including Jimmy, I don't see a lot of money rolling in for playing music. Gas, hotels, people puking on tuning pedals etc...

Do you actually have any idea what this is all about?
(hint: its NOT YOU)

Yeah I do there Annoyed, you little ponce. Yer annoying. What yer problem is. Whut, you have a problem with someone saying they'd like to contribute but being honest with their own situation? Go prattle to someone else there jerky. The whole original post is rather obvious. She-it.

ragtopW wrote:after some chats..PMs and Phone calls I am pitching in to help
Marnin Grita Guy with the Cameras.. I am buying 50 and sending them.'

Great job RTW and MGG...

PHAW Webmistress wrote:We had our PH club meeting last night - very small turnout so not a whole lot of postcards signed but will also take them to another phunction on the 21st We have several peeps bring in "goodies" that the club is going to box up and ship - however, I don't have an inventory of the items but it's prolly 3 or 4 boxes of "stuff" so far and the info on Buffettfest and request for "stuff" is on the website (have to get them to change the title from Mortaritaville though ) at www.coloradoparrotheadclub.org.

It's almost time to ship whoooooooo hooooooooooooo

And one of these to you too Phaw...

This is something I posted in the 2006 tshirt order thread. for people to see if they would do this or perhaps come up with a better way to do it.
Q&S asked me to post it over here to keep things from ggetting confusing to her under the new t-shirt thread. ( It is already more than hectic enough for her I am sure!!)
So "here tis".

Anyway I had these thoughts... if anyone can think of a better way to do it, please post it.

BTW,... can anyone possibly think of a way send a message with the shirt, to the troop that recieves the shirt ? Maybe just a little post it note or something like that?

I know it sounds improbable and a hellacious and unlikely task.....but just wondering if something like that could somehow be done...... maybe add something a little personal. Maybe ad some envelopes with personal messages inside to be given to each person that gets one of the shirts?
Just everyone that buys a t-shirt for our, troops could hand write something put it in an envelope and CLEARLYMARK IT for a T-shirt recipient? Maybe include an e-mail and snail to be contacted IF the troop decided to write back. Could be a nice little surprise to boot.

Any thoughts or input on that?

Quiet and Shy wrote: That's a nice idea, Sam...for folks that want to do that, I'm thinking the best way will be by sending such a note directly to Crash. (Unless Crash doesn't think this can work logistically), I'll plan to include his shipping address in the PMs I send everyone with the payment info. Just be sure to mark the note "for t-shirt recipient" and I'm sure Crash and his team will do their best to line the notes up with the t-shirts.

Glad you like it...if someone comes up with a better idea.......well please post it. Personal handwritten notes mean ONE HELL of a lot to troops.
Maybe toss in a photo of yourself in some parrothead garb? Nothing has to be fancy, but hey, at least you can share a moment and be there with them, type sort of thing. Yes clearly mark the envelope, if it is a workable idea, so it could be sorted ....or also another idea..

Not taking away from anyone else's idea's or plans, just suggesting to add a separate hand written letter ( I don't need to suggest what to say do I?) and include a photograph, and let them know they are being thought of, to be handed out. Maybe IF there are enough of those letters, at least every troop will get something personal from one of us......
Maybe hand them out upon entry into the BF Event?

This is only an idea to be kicked around and maybe/hopefully be improved upon, if anyone is interested. Maybe with the photo, it might make it more personal to them and to everyone participating.

Just some thoughts........

.....everyone think of a way to make it personal and share it here, will mean a way we can particpate more and to make it more individual to the troops........If it is viable and worakable. Great.

......maybe we could find a way for each of us to "unofficially adopt a troop" and help him or her out as best we can.

...If you have keets, be sure to let them send a message too!

All the best to our troops and to phellow parrotheads and of course to Crash and his coworkers!

I and many others have been on the recieving end of their hardwork and dedication.....It is well past time for some long overdue payback!

JustDucky wrote:Yeah I do there Annoyed, you little ponce. Yer annoying. What yer problem is. Whut, you have a problem with someone saying they'd like to contribute but being honest with their own situation? Go prattle to someone else there jerky. The whole original post is rather obvious. She-it.

why don't both y'all take a big deep breath and either help with the issue at hand, or go bother someone else, somewhere else.

Annoyed has a bit of a point: if you can help, fine. If not, for whatever reason, fine. It is voluntary, and like most good deeds, doing them out of the light of day is what makes them good. Doing them in the spotlight gives them a whole different appearance.

JustDucky also has a point: He'd like to help, but right now with the life of an itinerant musician in the middle of the hurricane bullseye, there is a possibility that making money for the basics of his own life might not be a guarantee, so sending money elsewhere might tighten the belt to life-threatening.

Now.. that said, can we get back to the matter at hand?

JustDucky wrote:I didn't go through all 16 pages (at this time of typing this). When you said palm trees did you mean actual living palm trees? Or fake ones? Real ones, depending on types and size, can get very very expensive. I'd be interested in pitching in but will not commit based on where I will be for the rest of the late summer and fall (on tour playing music and in a holding pattern based on my proximity to the Gulf Of Mexico and Lake Ponchartrain due to, aha, hurricane season) and what that means is, being a musician in Louisiana, well, unlike several older bands and artists, including Jimmy, I don't see a lot of money rolling in for playing music. Gas, hotels, people puking on tuning pedals etc...

OMG No! No live palm trees. Inflatables.

We have enough palm trees around the facility - just none in!