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maid memories wrote:

TongaTam wrote:

maid memories wrote:
I went in the water, but then the water tried to take me. I wish you had been in my head as I was trying to wipe my eyes and cough the water in my lungs when I realized Dave was yelling and warning me there was another one coming. Next year, I'm taking floaties or hiring our bartender from the Comber to be my lifeguard.

he was quite yummy, wasnt he?!

In the spirit of utilizing this thread to plan ahead for next year I suggest we call ahead to make sure he is working that evening.

most excellent idea! and then we can get all the nitty gritty info on the bonfire deal!

ScarletB wrote:

LIPH wrote:I did go right home. I was home before 3:00 Sunday afternoon and I didn't leave again until 9:30 Monday morning when I went to the train station on my way to the airport.

Well then, you're obviously just old

(I can say that because we're the same age)

HAHA! I am still trying to recover as well

LIPH wrote:

maid memories wrote:

LIPH wrote:I'm starting to have second thoughts, I don't know if my body can take it.

Larry, you have to come next year! The best picture I've found of me from the entire trip was with you. If you don't come I'll wear a bag over my head the whole time.

Stop, I'll blush. I'm a very quiet, shy, reserved old guy. I should learn to come out of my shell.

Something to clean off my monitor and keyboard...STAT!!!! oh, and a new cup of coffee while you are at it!

SMLCHNG wrote:For what it's worth.. I sure hope Jimmy DOES show up for this show next year. I'd be sad for you all to have it not happen with all the planning.

This board has always 'allowed' threads in the 'Who's Going To" forum for show dates that have been announced.

MOTM is announced EVERY year so far, without waiting for Jimmy's tour dates to be announced.

You didn't HAVE to run to FB, there's always the Social area here. That would have worked just fine.


Have at it.

Thanks Penny! Us Great Woods tailgaters have been known to bend the rules now and again...

TongaTam wrote:

maid memories wrote:

TongaTam wrote:

maid memories wrote:
I went in the water, but then the water tried to take me. I wish you had been in my head as I was trying to wipe my eyes and cough the water in my lungs when I realized Dave was yelling and warning me there was another one coming. Next year, I'm taking floaties or hiring our bartender from the Comber to be my lifeguard.

he was quite yummy, wasnt he?!

In the spirit of utilizing this thread to plan ahead for next year I suggest we call ahead to make sure he is working that evening.

most excellent idea! and then we can get all the nitty gritty info on the bonfire deal!

This is the nitty gritty on the fires on the beach in Wellfleet. You have to wait in line the day of to get a permit. The office I think opens at 8 but peeps start lining up way before. They only hand out a few for each beach. Now if Buffett keeps in line with the June dates we may be able to have one before they start issuing permits for the summer season.
I don't know what is going on down there this year. I can't believe they didn't have the life guards or fee collectors on duty yet. It will be a wait and see type of thing.
Too bad we don't have enough peeps to hire the place out for the night with a band...that would be awesome! of course next year The Incredible Casuals may be back. I couldn't believe how dead it was...
"Big Mistake, Huge!!"
(like Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman)

MacPhin wrote:

TongaTam wrote:

maid memories wrote:

TongaTam wrote:

maid memories wrote:
I went in the water, but then the water tried to take me. I wish you had been in my head as I was trying to wipe my eyes and cough the water in my lungs when I realized Dave was yelling and warning me there was another one coming. Next year, I'm taking floaties or hiring our bartender from the Comber to be my lifeguard.

he was quite yummy, wasnt he?!

In the spirit of utilizing this thread to plan ahead for next year I suggest we call ahead to make sure he is working that evening.

most excellent idea! and then we can get all the nitty gritty info on the bonfire deal!

This is the nitty gritty on the fires on the beach in Wellfleet. You have to wait in line the day of to get a permit. The office I think opens at 8 but peeps start lining up way before. They only hand out a few for each beach. Now if Buffett keeps in line with the June dates we may be able to have one before they start issuing permits for the summer season.
I don't know what is going on down there this year. I can't believe they didn't have the life guards or fee collectors on duty yet. It will be a wait and see type of thing.
Too bad we don't have enough peeps to hire the place out for the night with a band...that would be awesome! of course next year The Incredible Casuals may be back. I couldn't believe how dead it was...
"Big Mistake, Huge!!"
(like Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman)

When you think it's appropriate talk to Clark about how far in advance and for how long we could get those houses. In theory they hold 6 people each. And you never know, we might HAVE a big enough group to rent the place out!

Maybe I'll wait until next June before I get my hair cut again

ScarletB wrote:

MacPhin wrote:

TongaTam wrote:

maid memories wrote:

TongaTam wrote:

maid memories wrote:
I went in the water, but then the water tried to take me. I wish you had been in my head as I was trying to wipe my eyes and cough the water in my lungs when I realized Dave was yelling and warning me there was another one coming. Next year, I'm taking floaties or hiring our bartender from the Comber to be my lifeguard.

he was quite yummy, wasnt he?!

In the spirit of utilizing this thread to plan ahead for next year I suggest we call ahead to make sure he is working that evening.

most excellent idea! and then we can get all the nitty gritty info on the bonfire deal!

This is the nitty gritty on the fires on the beach in Wellfleet. You have to wait in line the day of to get a permit. The office I think opens at 8 but peeps start lining up way before. They only hand out a few for each beach. Now if Buffett keeps in line with the June dates we may be able to have one before they start issuing permits for the summer season.
I don't know what is going on down there this year. I can't believe they didn't have the life guards or fee collectors on duty yet. It will be a wait and see type of thing.
Too bad we don't have enough peeps to hire the place out for the night with a band...that would be awesome! of course next year The Incredible Casuals may be back. I couldn't believe how dead it was...
"Big Mistake, Huge!!"
(like Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman)

When you think it's appropriate talk to Clark about how far in advance and for how long we could get those houses. In theory they hold 6 people each. And you never know, we might HAVE a big enough group to rent the place out!

Most people walk down to the beach, take a left, go out about 100 yards where there is nothing (no houses, business, etc) and party. We have never applied for a permit and have camped out there every year at some point since 1992. Nobody cares. It is unused land.

This is my last and only post on this thread until April where I complain about people complaining about the weather, rumored parking lot opening times, and whether Jimmy will do 1 or 2 shows.

MacPhin wrote:

TongaTam wrote:

maid memories wrote:

TongaTam wrote:

maid memories wrote:
I went in the water, but then the water tried to take me. I wish you had been in my head as I was trying to wipe my eyes and cough the water in my lungs when I realized Dave was yelling and warning me there was another one coming. Next year, I'm taking floaties or hiring our bartender from the Comber to be my lifeguard.

he was quite yummy, wasnt he?!

In the spirit of utilizing this thread to plan ahead for next year I suggest we call ahead to make sure he is working that evening.

most excellent idea! and then we can get all the nitty gritty info on the bonfire deal!

This is the nitty gritty on the fires on the beach in Wellfleet. You have to wait in line the day of to get a permit. The office I think opens at 8 but peeps start lining up way before. They only hand out a few for each beach. Now if Buffett keeps in line with the June dates we may be able to have one before they start issuing permits for the summer season.
I don't know what is going on down there this year. I can't believe they didn't have the life guards or fee collectors on duty yet. It will be a wait and see type of thing.
Too bad we don't have enough peeps to hire the place out for the night with a band...that would be awesome! of course next year The Incredible Casuals may be back. I couldn't believe how dead it was...
"Big Mistake, Huge!!"
(like Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman)

Hah! I say that all the time and people often just look at me quizzically.

Theoretically, if we had somebody coming in to play that could draw enough, we wouldn't need to rent it out to convince them to stay open. I just want to rent the bartender.

MacPhin wrote:

TongaTam wrote:

maid memories wrote:

TongaTam wrote:

maid memories wrote:
I went in the water, but then the water tried to take me. I wish you had been in my head as I was trying to wipe my eyes and cough the water in my lungs when I realized Dave was yelling and warning me there was another one coming. Next year, I'm taking floaties or hiring our bartender from the Comber to be my lifeguard.

he was quite yummy, wasnt he?!

In the spirit of utilizing this thread to plan ahead for next year I suggest we call ahead to make sure he is working that evening.

most excellent idea! and then we can get all the nitty gritty info on the bonfire deal!

This is the nitty gritty on the fires on the beach in Wellfleet. You have to wait in line the day of to get a permit. The office I think opens at 8 but peeps start lining up way before. They only hand out a few for each beach. Now if Buffett keeps in line with the June dates we may be able to have one before they start issuing permits for the summer season.
I don't know what is going on down there this year. I can't believe they didn't have the life guards or fee collectors on duty yet. It will be a wait and see type of thing.
Too bad we don't have enough peeps to hire the place out for the night with a band...that would be awesome! of course next year The Incredible Casuals may be back. I couldn't believe how dead it was...
"Big Mistake, Huge!!"
(like Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman)

I was surprised it wasn't more crowded but then I remembered the traffic phlocking off the cape as we drove down. It was a great weather day to head to the beach. Though I wasn't going in the water, especially after I saw the horseshoe crab.

tigzoe wrote: I was surprised it wasn't more crowded but then I remembered the traffic phlocking off the cape as we drove down. It was a great weather day to head to the beach. Though I wasn't going in the water, especially after I saw the horseshoe crab.

But horseshoe crabs don't do you no harm or do they? Please tell me they don't, 'cause thats what I told Irene when I showed her the pic.
If I tell her different later she will stay out of the water in Florida!

SwissParrotHeads wrote:

tigzoe wrote: I was surprised it wasn't more crowded but then I remembered the traffic phlocking off the cape as we drove down. It was a great weather day to head to the beach. Though I wasn't going in the water, especially after I saw the horseshoe crab.

But horseshoe crabs don't do you no harm or do they? Please tell me they don't, 'cause thats what I told Irene when I showed her the pic.
If I tell her different later she will stay out of the water in Florida!

they don't hurt you. It was really strange that was on the ocean side. they are a bay type of creature and like eel grass. Eel grass has largely died off but is starting to make a come back, thank goodness. They act as filters.
Mike, you won't find horseshoe crabs in Florida.

SwissParrotHeads wrote:

tigzoe wrote: I was surprised it wasn't more crowded but then I remembered the traffic phlocking off the cape as we drove down. It was a great weather day to head to the beach. Though I wasn't going in the water, especially after I saw the horseshoe crab.

But horseshoe crabs don't do you no harm or do they? Please tell me they don't, 'cause thats what I told Irene when I showed her the pic.
If I tell her different later she will stay out of the water in Florida!

They do not bite. As hideous (some people might say) that they look, they are actually very passive and non-threatening. Growing up with them in Long Island Sound, we would often find them along the shore as the tides changed. Turning them over, you can "tickle" the soft area between their legs near their mouth (I know this will get far to many jokes) and they wiggle all their legs.

AmerigoJoe wrote:

SwissParrotHeads wrote:

tigzoe wrote: I was surprised it wasn't more crowded but then I remembered the traffic phlocking off the cape as we drove down. It was a great weather day to head to the beach. Though I wasn't going in the water, especially after I saw the horseshoe crab.

But horseshoe crabs don't do you no harm or do they? Please tell me they don't, 'cause thats what I told Irene when I showed her the pic.
If I tell her different later she will stay out of the water in Florida!

They do not bite. As hideous (some people might say) that they look, they are actually very passive and non-threatening. Growing up with them in Long Island Sound, we would often find them along the shore as the tides changed. Turning them over, you can "tickle" the soft area between their legs near their mouth (I know this will get far to many jokes) and they wiggle all their legs.

Isn't that what they said about stingrays?

tigzoe wrote:

AmerigoJoe wrote:

SwissParrotHeads wrote:

tigzoe wrote: I was surprised it wasn't more crowded but then I remembered the traffic phlocking off the cape as we drove down. It was a great weather day to head to the beach. Though I wasn't going in the water, especially after I saw the horseshoe crab.

But horseshoe crabs don't do you no harm or do they? Please tell me they don't, 'cause thats what I told Irene when I showed her the pic.
If I tell her different later she will stay out of the water in Florida!

They do not bite. As hideous (some people might say) that they look, they are actually very passive and non-threatening. Growing up with them in Long Island Sound, we would often find them along the shore as the tides changed. Turning them over, you can "tickle" the soft area between their legs near their mouth (I know this will get far to many jokes) and they wiggle all their legs.

Isn't that what they said about stingrays?

Tell that to Steve Irwin. In fairness to the stingrays, though, their venomous barbs are a self-defense measure and they are not generally an aggressive species.

MacPhin wrote:

SwissParrotHeads wrote:

tigzoe wrote: I was surprised it wasn't more crowded but then I remembered the traffic phlocking off the cape as we drove down. It was a great weather day to head to the beach. Though I wasn't going in the water, especially after I saw the horseshoe crab.

But horseshoe crabs don't do you no harm or do they? Please tell me they don't, 'cause thats what I told Irene when I showed her the pic.
If I tell her different later she will stay out of the water in Florida!

they don't hurt you. It was really strange that was on the ocean side. they are a bay type of creature and like eel grass. Eel grass has largely died off but is starting to make a come back, thank goodness. They act as filters.
Mike, you won't find horseshoe crabs in Florida.

A: I knew horseshoe crabs don't hurt humans, they are vegetarians. It was so cool to see a shelf, Irene and I like interesting animals. She was really interested in that pic, and in the one of Lesley holding a starfish!
B: I think I remember someone posting a pic of a horseshoe crab over at the Florida board I read and write. IIRC they found it somewhere at the gulf shore.
I know that having crabs and seals on a coast / near a beach is a good sign for the natural environment. The same goes for jellyfish btw.
Coast Guard Beach on Cape Cod didn't make it No. 10 on Dr. Beach's list for best beaches in the USA for 2010 for nothing!
Sorry, I forgot the smileys! This was meant to be as an humouros post, the one before...!

LIPH wrote:Maybe I'll wait until next June before I get my hair cut again

Please no!!!

Fruitcake14 wrote:

LIPH wrote:Maybe I'll wait until next June before I get my hair cut again

Please no!!!

Yes boss

LIPH wrote:

Fruitcake14 wrote:

LIPH wrote:Maybe I'll wait until next June before I get my hair cut again

Please no!!!

Yes boss

Like I said in the other GW thread...if only that worked at home

Now that we are a back in bidness can someone explain the dead car thing to me one more time?