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This is where Shawn and I will be next weekend..... Damn hurricaines.
This is where Shawn and I will be next weekend..... Damn hurricaines.
So why do people live in Florida again?
- Thread starter Sarcasmo
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Sarcasmo said:
Um yeah, I think it sucks - people like that are the reason credit card rates are so high.
shawndavid
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Candy said:
This coming from a woman who enjoys Red Lobster and actually tortures our cabinetry with collectible Red Lobster promotional glassware.
You might be a redneck if...
Sarcasmo said:I guess it doesn't matter. You're all going to die anyway.
Nope, we are in Tampa Bay.... just east enough from the storm to screw up the weekend but not kill us.
shawndavid
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THE COLLECTIBLE LIGHTHOUSE GLASS:
The first “Lighthouse Glass,” introduced in 1976, is now a collectible and often auctioned on web sites such as E-Bay. Guests will be able to buy a commemorative lighthouse glass for $2 with the purchase of any beverage.
Here they are on epier:
Notice the reservoir in the bottom that allows the last bit of one's beverage to quietly attack, in one swift deluge, the unassuming sipper.
The first “Lighthouse Glass,” introduced in 1976, is now a collectible and often auctioned on web sites such as E-Bay. Guests will be able to buy a commemorative lighthouse glass for $2 with the purchase of any beverage.
Here they are on epier:
Notice the reservoir in the bottom that allows the last bit of one's beverage to quietly attack, in one swift deluge, the unassuming sipper.
shawndavid said:THE COLLECTIBLE LIGHTHOUSE GLASS:
The first “Lighthouse Glass,” introduced in 1976, is now a collectible and often auctioned on web sites such as E-Bay. Guests will be able to buy a commemorative lighthouse glass for $2 with the purchase of any beverage.
Here they are on epier:
Notice the reservoir in the bottom that allows the last bit of one's beverage to quietly attack, in one swift deluge, the unassuming sipper.
OMG. NO YOU DIDNT!!!
Sarcasmo said:
Yeah ATL doesn't have the best drainage. So everytime the tropical depressions come up our way everything floods, including my backyard.
shawndavid
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Pandora said:Yeah ATL doesn't have the best drainage. So everytime the tropical depressions come up our way everything floods, including my backyard.
You're in ATL? I played eleven50 up there 2 summers ago for Science Friction and then did an art gallery/warehouse after hours deal.
Pandora said:Yeah ATL doesn't have the best drainage. So everytime the tropical depressions come up our way everything floods, including my backyard.
At least you're above sea level.
shawndavid said:THE COLLECTIBLE LIGHTHOUSE GLASS:
The first “Lighthouse Glass,” introduced in 1976, is now a collectible and often auctioned on web sites such as E-Bay. Guests will be able to buy a commemorative lighthouse glass for $2 with the purchase of any beverage.
Here they are on epier:
Notice the reservoir in the bottom that allows the last bit of one's beverage to quietly attack, in one swift deluge, the unassuming sipper.
It states that guests WILL be able to buy these glasses. Does that mean they are NOT limited edition???
shawndavid said:
Apparently it was quite the weekend, I still have to listen to K-Mart and Atom tell stories.
shawndavid
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Sarcasmo said:
It paid $800 as I remember, but I gave a couple hundred to 2 other DJs I 'subcontracted' per the promoter.