I've threatened to make the trek down to TRF for at least five years, this year I'm determined to make it happen. Normally I would opt for a hotel for the weekend, but money concerns and my new spouse's willingness to partake in camping might make that the more viable option. My shyness/lack of social skills means I don't really have any faire friends, so it would really just be the two of us. My biggest question: is there a good weekend to choose that tends to be better weather-wise? I've lived in Texas long enough to know the weather can be unpredictable, but there are still trends to be observed.
My only other big question is can you drive your car right up to your camp site? Or is the parking lot set off from the actual camping area?
Thanks for any and all help!
Quote from: SandrineDeLaTombe on May 04, 2010, 06:10:37 PM
I've threatened to make the trek down to TRF for at least five years, this year I'm determined to make it happen. Normally I would opt for a hotel for the weekend, but money concerns and my new spouse's willingness to partake in camping might make that the more viable option. My shyness/lack of social skills means I don't really have any faire friends, so it would really just be the two of us. My biggest question: is there a good weekend to choose that tends to be better weather-wise? I've lived in Texas long enough to know the weather can be unpredictable, but there are still trends to be observed.
My only other big question is can you drive your car right up to your camp site? Or is the parking lot set off from the actual camping area?
Thanks for any and all help!
Wait a tick... you were too shy to speak to any of us at Scarby.... yet you dare camp at TRF?
Holy Moly !
lol
I too am going to try and attend TRF for the first year... most likely getting a hotel room though.
Lol, that's kind of another reason why I'm asking, Merlin. Would camping in this sort of environment be complete heck for someone painfully shy who hates talking to strangers? (Seriously, I'm almost 30 years old, you'd think I would have gotten over some of this eventually.)
Merlin, this is where I stayed last year
Homewood Suites by Hilton
29813 IH-45N
Shenandoah , TX 77381
Ph: 281-681-9199
It was a great place and only about 20 minutes to faire.
Quote from: angusmacinnes on May 04, 2010, 07:29:28 PM
Merlin, this is where I stayed last year
Homewood Suites by Hilton
29813 IH-45N
Shenandoah , TX 77381
Ph: 281-681-9199
It was a great place and only about 20 minutes to faire.
Thanks cousin.... bookmarked.
Clan McLotofus as well as Phoenix Risen are made up of RF Members. You could see about camping with either one of those groups. You know, safety in numbers and all...
Quote from: Merlin on May 04, 2010, 07:34:47 PM
Quote from: angusmacinnes on May 04, 2010, 07:29:28 PM
Merlin, this is where I stayed last year
Homewood Suites by Hilton
29813 IH-45N
Shenandoah , TX 77381
Ph: 281-681-9199
It was a great place and only about 20 minutes to faire.
Thanks cousin.... bookmarked.
Ha ha, not necessary! We have a one room suite reserved for Merlin at the Nantucket Inn!!! (http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2541/3928905471_e38b973717_o.gif)
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Can't wait to see ya at TRF brother! (http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2634/3928905587_4e53501c81_o.gif)
As you are so shy, I would think that you might want to stay away from camping any weekend at TRF. There would be people there. And most of them are very friendly. And you take a huge risk of being spoken to in a most friendly way by nearly thousands of people. And that just wouldn't do. No No. Just wouldn't do.
hehehe
But I suppose that beats the alternative of being treated badly by hoards of people. But I am also assuming that you wouldn't like that either.
hehehe
The funny thing about people is, that many of them will either leave you alone, if not down right ignore you if you don't address them first. Most rennies I have found are very libertarian in their behaviors. Leave others alone and they will leave you alone. We have this tendency to meet each other in a sort of middle ground. No one will intrude upon your personal space, where we are not wanted or invited.
Just do yourself one favor. Take the chance that you might just enjoy yourself. You'll never know until you do.
I hope you choose to give us the chance.
Ha ha, not necessary! We have a one room suite reserved for Merlin at the Nantucket Inn!!! (http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2541/3928905471_e38b973717_o.gif)
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Can't wait to see ya at TRF brother! (http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2634/3928905587_4e53501c81_o.gif)
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Perhaps Brother Fraser will make it past 2:00 this time?
My target weekend right now is opening weekend.
It's easy to be shy and camping. One can be lost in the crowd quite easily and comfortably. I do it all the time. (I have written more words here than ever spoke at the faire.) ;D
The camping is in a big field and unmarked. The nearest to the wall sections are pretty much taken by various clans. But the further back one gets, the more smaller groups and one person sites start appearing. One simply finds an open area, throws up a tent and begin the camping. Try not to block anyone in with the car though and be aware that way back in the trees one can get blocked in somewhat (people is stupid.)
Quote from: SandrineDeLaTombe on May 04, 2010, 07:22:11 PM
Lol, that's kind of another reason why I'm asking, Merlin. Would camping in this sort of environment be complete heck for someone painfully shy who hates talking to strangers? (Seriously, I'm almost 30 years old, you'd think I would have gotten over some of this eventually.)
Warmest greetings, Sandrine!
I was in the same boat as you a few years ago. Wanted to camp, but didn't know anyone, and was (still am) incredibly shy around strangers. I happened upon the group known as The Green Flame, headed by Scout Colt (an R/F member) and Robin (not sure if she's a member, but she is well known -in a good way- around TRF) Anyway, they welcomed me in with open arms, provided a safe place to camp and wonderful companionship. (And, if it wasn't for them, I would not have met my husband)
They are always welcoming new guests and members, so I would fully advise searching them out! :)
I'm also very shy and have camped without any strange social issues coming up. In fact I think I mostly went unnoticed. My first time camping I set up in the middle of McLotofus because I knew them from the forums and trusted them, so I felt safe surrounded by them, even if they didn't notice I was there. At least I think I was in the middle of them. I saw on the forums where they planned to set up and got there on a Friday and staked my spot where they said. I had no problems and was able to remain shy. To this day they still don't know me, and I'll probably set up among them again this year.
Moral of the story. It's okay to be shy and still camp, you won't have any issues with the other campers.
Just spy (lurk/stalk) on others here on the forums and you can find out where they'll be and you can be there too without having to talk to them about it.
Quote from: Merlin on May 04, 2010, 09:42:30 PM
Ha ha, not necessary! We have a one room suite reserved for Merlin at the Nantucket Inn!!! (http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2541/3928905471_e38b973717_o.gif)
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Can't wait to see ya at TRF brother! (http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2634/3928905587_4e53501c81_o.gif)
Perhaps Brother Fraser will make it past 2:00 this time?
My target weekend right now is opening weekend.
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HA! I closed camp both nights at All Hallow's Eve... and drank more than at Scarby, just not 18 shots in less than an hour.
Merlin, you need to aim for AHE... that's when the freaks come out of the woodwork...err, i mean it's the most "colorful" and you should feel right at home. ( you freak ):D
AHE is like Woodstock mixed with the Burning Man festival... just a bit better behaved and not as much music.
Quote from: Kehle on May 04, 2010, 10:57:10 PM
I'm also very shy and have camped without any strange social issues coming up. In fact I think I mostly went unnoticed. My first time camping I set up in the middle of McLotofus because I knew them from the forums and trusted them, so I felt safe surrounded by them, even if they didn't notice I was there. At least I think I was in the middle of them. I saw on the forums where they planned to set up and got there on a Friday and staked my spot where they said. I had no problems and was able to remain shy. To this day they still don't know me, and I'll probably set up among them again this year.
Moral of the story. It's okay to be shy and still camp, you won't have any issues with the other campers.
Just spy (lurk/stalk) on others here on the forums and you can find out where they'll be and you can be there too without having to talk to them about it.
Just for that, i will purposely track you down! lol. I AM one of the Member Liasons for McLotofus and should know my peeps!
Honestly, Sandrine, if you camp with one of the big clans (McLot, P.R. etc) they will make you feel welcome... they'll feed ya and booze ya until you say when, help you with your camp, check your garb for malfunctions and make sure your stuff is still there when you come back or leave you alone, if that is what you wish. There's absolutely nothing wrong with social masturbation... but it's been known to cause blindness to the wonders of camp. :D ;D
*and you may miss out on a wonderful thing known as LOKI* ;)
I say camp. It's such a great time. Extreme!!!
Sandrine, you and your hubby are more than welcome to camp with our clan, McLotofus. There are three weekends McLot is in full camp mode, Opening, Hallows and Closing. The inbetween weekends; there are still quite a few of us, we just may not be in the exact same spot, but close to it.
To answer your question about parking. You are able to have your car next to your tent and the faire does not permit campers to park in the designated parking lot next to the campgrounds. We and others use vehicles more or less to make exterior borders and so on.
Kehle! You had better make yourself know to us this time lol! ;D Be sure to let us know when you plan to camp this year and please join us.
To both Kehle and Sandrine: Send me a note on here if you would like more detail about how our camp runs and of course you are both welcome to sign up on our forum: www. mclotofus. com/ forums! :D
I must have to agree with all when saying camp, besides when you camp you are only a few minutes from your tent.
If you do the Hotel thing, you will have to sit in the parking lot waiting for a slot to get your car out in line and then it
is bumper to bumper, stop and go far a long time. That's just my two cents on the subject. Like someone said earlier
there are a lot of places to camp that you can remain shy if you choose to do so.
Merlin................................................................
If you don't camp................I will be extremely dissapointed....................... >:( ;)
Quote from: Fraser of Lovatt on May 05, 2010, 07:51:11 AM
social masturbation...
Ok, someone's been listening to me a tad too much LOL....
I thought the Total Insanitytm was the point?
;D
Quote from: blue66669 on May 05, 2010, 10:14:28 AM
Quote from: Fraser of Lovatt on May 05, 2010, 07:51:11 AM
social masturbation...
Ok, someone's been listening to me a tad too much LOL....
That seemed to be your favorite phrase, last year... and it fit. ;D
*See.. it's that "legend" thing Blueski... people start quoting you and next thing you know, *TA DA* it's a catch phrase*
:D
Thanks for the notes, everyone. My sweetie's birthday is at the end of October, so we're thinking either of the last two weekends of October might be a good one to get out of town for a few days. I'd love to have a group to camp with, for the whole 'safety in numbers' idea. We're generally quiet and easy to manage if the McLotofus clan wants to adopt us. :)
I'm going to check out the McLotofus forums. Oh, and I'm trying my hand at making loki as well. If all goes well, I'll have a batch or two ready just in time for faire.
Woot! Welcome to the throng! Watch out for Nasty MacHaggis... he bites. *camp pitbull in human form* :D
Goodness gracious Fraser don't scare the lass off already lol!
Sandrine, you are good to go on the forums so sign in, introduce yourself to the clan and browse around. :)
Awww, Nasty isn't too bad... well.... hold on, let me think about it...hmmmm..... no, he isn't that bad. ;D
*I have to be nice.. he's my brother* ;D
Thanks, Bonny! Look forward to chatting with everyone more!
Bad, as in outside of arms reach and standing up wind? No, he's great! hehehe jk :D
Not nearly as annoying as that little ankle biter, Mouse. Where is that boy at?
dunno, think he may have been buried under swatches.
Don't worry about not knowing anyone out there just yet. It won't take long for you to feel comfortable. I don' t really have any faire friends as well. I usually just go to the faires with my husband and kids. But, this year my husband and I have decided that we are going to go to a few weekends by ourselves and finally start to get to know others that are there. We have camped every year since 2006 and still have not gotten to meet anyone. But, this years different. And I hope to make your acquaintance as well. So, enjoy the fest when you go and yes the camping is sooo much fun!! ;D
my DH and I knew Duckie, who introducted us to El'. This lead is to try out FoF stuff, which got us to know more local Rennies and RF people. From there we did Rendevous, and we got to know many more people that way. We had alot of fun that way.
To be honest if you want to be left alone for a while these guys will let you. They may come over and make sure you are alright, but once they get the gist you just want some peace, they will give you as much or little as you want. ;D
I will say this Rennie's can be very overwhelming in their outgoingness. If I wasn't use to it from dealing with theater people I might have run the other way. ;D
A brief synopsis of my 2009 TRF maiden voyage:
I too was a TRF virgin last year. It was suggested (OK I was told) to camp. Soooo I rented a camper and attended opening weekend with a willing wench.
A cold front blew in and a typhoon followed me all the way from Dallas to Conroe that Friday. I outran the typhoon just as I hit Conroe and was able to set up the camper. Then the weather threw a hissy-fit. Cold, rainy, nasty. We found positions...uum ways to keep warm.
Drums started at night fall. And went non-stop until 3am.
Morning time. It was 40 freakin degrees. Walked to the front gate in the mud. DAYUM left the tickets in the camper. >:(
The day went nice. Ate like crazy. Garbed up my lady. Watched the shows. Enjoyed the fireworks.
Climbed into bed to the beat of drums again. And the drums continued....ALL night long. Along with yelling, screaming and occasional cries of passion. Not one second of sleep.
Next two trips we stayed in a hotel.
This year I've been asked to try camping again. And even though it was kinda of a P.I.A. I think we'll camp once again for the experiance. ;D
My own personal opinion of it is try it at least once. Could be like me and totally love it, though I share a few experiences akin to Hercules'. I wouldn't want to try it any other way, but then again I could sleep through a bombardment, but for me it's the atmosphere, and generally who you camp near. But seeing as you know a whole heaping of us, we got you covered.
Thanks for the note, Hercules. This is the kind of information I definitely wanted. I can only imagine how bad the noise will be if Halloween weekend is one of the busiest, and I'm hoping some ear plugs might help. :) Even the slightest noises will wake me up and keep me awake. I'll have to be drunk AND exhausted to fall asleep with drumming going on all night.
Easily done and usually the case..if not, you aren't doing it right.
So true, Mouse. So true.
My hubby always uses earplugs and sleeps through the night. If you are at all a light sleeper they are a must.
Quote from: Hercules on May 19, 2010, 04:26:21 PM
A brief synopsis of my 2009 TRF maiden voyage:
I too was a TRF virgin last year. It was suggested (OK I was told) to camp. Soooo I rented a camper and attended opening weekend with a willing wench.
A cold front blew in and a typhoon followed me all the way from Dallas to Conroe that Friday. I outran the typhoon just as I hit Conroe and was able to set up the camper. Then the weather threw a hissy-fit. Cold, rainy, nasty. We found positions...uum ways to keep warm.
Drums started at night fall. And went non-stop until 3am.
Morning time. It was 40 freakin degrees. Walked to the front gate in the mud. DAYUM left the tickets in the camper. >:(
The day went nice. Ate like crazy. Garbed up my lady. Watched the shows. Enjoyed the fireworks.
Climbed into bed to the beat of drums again. And the drums continued....ALL night long. Along with yelling, screaming and occasional cries of passion. Not one second of sleep.
Next two trips we stayed in a hotel.
This year I've been asked to try camping again. And even though it was kinda of a P.I.A. I think we'll camp once again for the experiance. ;D
Sounds like a normal weekend to me. Which part was a problem for you? ;D
For light sleepers, there is always the family camp. You can still have fun and visit with everyone, just travel a bit further down the road (walking distance) to family camp, where it's nice and quiet (at least that's what I've been led to believe- I haven't camped there myself). I still recommend earplugs, as well.
Quote from: Tink on May 19, 2010, 10:06:23 PM
For light sleepers, there is always the family camp. You can still have fun and visit with everyone, just travel a bit further down the road (walking distance) to family camp, where it's nice and quiet (at least that's what I've been led to believe- I haven't camped there myself). I still recommend earplugs, as well.
It's quiet if you don't count the mile long train that roles through the "quiet family camp ground" every night about midnight.
Quote from: Rapier Half-Wit on May 19, 2010, 10:13:42 PM
Quote from: Tink on May 19, 2010, 10:06:23 PM
For light sleepers, there is always the family camp. You can still have fun and visit with everyone, just travel a bit further down the road (walking distance) to family camp, where it's nice and quiet (at least that's what I've been led to believe- I haven't camped there myself). I still recommend earplugs, as well.
It's quiet if you don't count the mile long train that roles through the "quiet family camp ground" every night about midnight.
*doh!* Didn't know about the midnight train rolling through (guess camp's too loud to hear it lol)
The Steel Dragon has ways of letting it's presence be known...
The McLot camp USUALLY quiets down between 12-1... that's when the flood lights get turned off and everyone gangs around the fires. It may be near the main drum circle but you barely hear it. If you do, take another couple of shots of Loki... all will be well. ;)
I remember the first year I camped it wasn't the drum circle that I heard all night. We camped near...someone, not sure who, it was a huge place, rugs everwhere inside a huge tent like thing, and the orc drum...I call it the orc drum playing all night. I went to bed dreaming about the orc song in the Return of the King animated adaptation....I may have come out of it with bags under my eyes, but I fell in love with camping that night. That was also the night of the Peabody incident, me climbing Mt. Shiner, the invasion of the Chinese Lanterns and my subsequent freak out, Red and the case of the Dead Hand followed in coming years by the coming of Gustav Santiago and his magical bottle of Absinthe, all of this adding to it...I ramble. Point is, I hope you love the camping and the good outweigh the bad. If Scary had adjacent camping I would be doing that for every faire without a doubt.
Quote from: Fraser of Lovatt on May 20, 2010, 07:29:57 AM
The Steel Dragon has ways of letting it's presence be known...
The McLot camp USUALLY quiets down between 12-1... that's when the flood lights get turned off and everyone gangs around the fires. It may be near the main drum circle but you barely hear it. If you do, take another couple of shots of Loki... all will be well. ;)
Yes, we do
try to be quiet :P
You guys seemed pretty tame when I was there...me thinks I wasn't there long enough.
Quote from: Mouse on May 20, 2010, 09:23:32 AM
You guys seemed pretty tame when I was there...me thinks I wasn't there long enough.
If I recall correctly you were there a bit early in the evening. Stick around longer this time, or just camp with us! :)
I do need to put my giant tent through it's paces....
Come on, Mouse! You're a member of McLot, now... you need to camp with us. I'll even leave my shrink wrap & duct tape at home. ;D
Now how can you refuse an offer like that? Lmfao
I'm McLot?..I thought there was a process..or something like that. I knew I had a voucher....sponser.... *still waiting on my 1 year coin for starting the 12 step program*...did I miss something?
You may recall trying to talk your way past me on AHE. That was it. That was your initiation. If you need a 12 step program to feel like you belong I'm sure that we could come up with something, but I promise you won't like it.
Fraser, get Nasty out and take his leash off. Mouse feels like he wasn't accepted and wants some stupid initiation.
NO NO NO...you misunderstand me. No need for...Nasty? I read somewhere something about 90 days, 3 events, blah blah blah..and it wasn't on AHE I don't think but all the same. No initiations necessary. I still need to be unscarred mentally and what not and have full use of my extremities for my wedding..a year away. Something tells me that would be the least of my ailments..so PROUD TO BE A MCLOT *chuckles nervously* Seriously though, proud. Genuinely. Buuuuut, we are off topic again, the insanity of first time to faire and camping..aaaaand....GO!
Don't worry Mouse, you are safe. ;)
Yes, there is the attendance of three events, you made it to camp last year so that counts as one.
Must remedy this. One truly is the lonliest number.
Sorry... i should've said "Pledge" of McLot.
*Nasty MacHaggis used to be known as BlackWatch... gained his faire name and was made Sergeant at Arms for The Order Of Culloden Moor at Scarby* :D
Nasty MacHaggis - The legend was born - Scarby 2010 (http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3497/3928905317_fd5cafcd19_o.gif)
We have a new pledge? (http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3487/3883186622_5eb7c0d416_o.gif)
O.o ???
If we need to properly initiate him, I can acquire the rabid goat, but someone else will have to come up with the bucket of shaved weasels and the blow-up doll.
I'm game.
*sigh......................* Guess we'll have to put that on the shopping list......
SWEET! I'll start boiling the oil...
Wait..isn't it traditionally the short people dancing around the boiling vat?
*They use me so they don't have to stand on chairs*
:D
Sounds unwise, but handy in a pinch
I have the 4 cameras ready, covered in plastic bags to protect them. Who has the step stools for Mouse to stand on so that he doesn't drown? Nasty, get ready with the duct tape and gerbils. Fraser, put the hot wax down; we don't need that. The left over duct tape will suffice. Bonny should have the first aid kit ready, if not, oh well. All the funnier. Roll tape....and cue the naked midget jello wrestlers marching band...
(Did someone remember to get the address of the brides mother to send the copies of the video to?)
lol! yes we need her address please mouse! ;D
I think we've finally reached the Total Insanity part of this thread (o:
Quote from: KiltedPrivateer on May 28, 2010, 01:50:45 PM
I think we've finally reached the Total Insanity part of this thread (o:
heck we're just getting started! ;D
Yeah, here's where it starts to get good.
1678 No Chance In Hell Lane
Fairplay, Texas and a five digit number I don't care to look up for the sake of this joke.
Hey, you always wanted to be rich and famous. Here's your chance, this video will go viral, after we sell it to Ripley's Believe it or Not.
Much to mundane to be on Ripley's...but I am already in the works of photoshopping something with Fraser and maybe you Half-Wit....not together. No, that is more NSFW material anyways.
That would violate the laws of physics, upset the balance of nature and piss off several aardvarks, I'm sure. Better to leave those activities in the hands of the professionals, like Advent.
I believe Advent was just commissoned for a job...and I am sure there are more than enough raw materials to work with.
My first year to camp as well. I have no idea what to expect. Or what to pack. Or what I'll even use or need! ??? Sad, I know. But I see I'm surrounded by very positive, experienced, helpful rennies! Hooray! If you could message me with some tips, ideas, links to checklists, etc., that'd be awesome! I want my kids to have a fabulous experience. They're older teens so they can definitely stomach the "atmosphere" and "activities". I just want to give them the full experience and enjoy my weekend. :D
You can start planning with this list:
tent, windproof and waterproof
a groundcloth, such as an 8x10' polypropylene tarp
sleeping bag, pad, pillow and one extra blanket (non skin irritant)
fire extinguisher
SUNSCREEN lotion (important!)
flashlight and/or other artificial lighting
stainless steel camp cookware and eating utensils (unless you bought into a group kitchen)
moderate sized cooler for ice and cold drinks/food
camping chair, particularly one with a back
insect repellent
drinking mugs, horns, containers (note: ceramic is better than wood for sanitary reasons)
rain gear (even if it's mundane)
bath towel, shampoo, soap, soap case
tooth care: toothbrush, paste, FLOSS
Comfortable footwear! - and an extra pair in case one pair gets wet.
Quote from: hennahair72 on July 08, 2010, 03:34:03 PM
My first year to camp as well. I have no idea what to expect. Or what to pack. Or what I'll even use or need! ??? Sad, I know. But I see I'm surrounded by very positive, experienced, helpful rennies! Hooray! If you could message me with some tips, ideas, links to checklists, etc., that'd be awesome! I want my kids to have a fabulous experience. They're older teens so they can definitely stomach the "atmosphere" and "activities". I just want to give them the full experience and enjoy my weekend. :D
If you look through the older posts in the section of the forum you will find all sorts of info. I believe there are even some checklists posted.
Things that I can think of at this moment are:
Fire Ant Killer! This is a MUST. You never know where the little buggers will appear.
A Rake. Escpecially in the beginning of the season. They will have just mowed and left the clippings.
A Tarp for under the tent. This is to keep condensation from seeping in under your tent.
The mornings are typically very dewy and sometimes chilly or down right cold. Keep and eye on the weather.
Above ground fire pits only. Figure out how much wood you think you'll need then add more lol.
A lot of the clans have traditional areas that they camp. So keep checking in here. I believe MPullen usually posts a map and lists what clans will be where.
I'm sure folks will chime in with more.
Be sure to come see us at McLot, Rows 7/8! :)
Chime! ;D
Thank you! :D
One suggestion, lession learned though my own experience... NEVER RUSH while packing. Make a list, check it twice then check it again. I got in a rush last year and forgot about 20lbs potato salad and a couple dozen stuffed green peppers(AND some of my beer)... i was not a happy camper when i got a phone call asking me if i had forgot anything... >:(
DOH!
*smacks forehead*
Yes Fraser........that was an epic FAIL! LMAO!
HEY NOW! It was my first go-around... there were titanic storms happening... power went out at my house... making tater salad, in the dark & drunk to boot... the the morning "ouch-my-head-oh-crap-get-the-trailer-packed-damn-it's-still-raining-go-go-go-before-the-camp-nazi-calls-wondering-where-we-are-at" thing was going on. I know, it wasn't an excuse then and still isn't but last year turned out EPIC, anyways, now didn't it, Midge? ;D
yes last season was EPIC!
Quote from: Fraser of Lovatt on July 09, 2010, 11:16:45 AM
HEY NOW! It was my first go-around... there were titanic storms happening... power went out at my house... making tater salad, in the dark & drunk to boot... the the morning "ouch-my-head-oh-crap-get-the-trailer-packed-damn-it's-still-raining-go-go-go-before-the-camp-nazi-calls-wondering-where-we-are-at" thing was going on. I know, it wasn't an excuse then and still isn't but last year turned out EPIC, anyways, now didn't it, Midge? ;D
Camp Nazi??? Who you callin nazi?
*doin' the 'Fraser's in trouble' dance :P*
Ahhhh .... errrrrr.... how about Camp Planner? ;D (oh sh*t, here comes the sandle)
NASTY MADE ME DO IT! :D
There you go; throw nasty under the bus. I guess that's what brothers are for.
Quote from: Rapier Half-Wit on July 10, 2010, 07:28:31 AM
There you go; throw nasty under the bus. I guess that's what brothers are for.
Wouldn't be the first time... ;D
Quote from: Fraser of Lovatt on July 10, 2010, 07:39:26 AM
Quote from: Rapier Half-Wit on July 10, 2010, 07:28:31 AM
There you go; throw nasty under the bus. I guess that's what brothers are for.
Wouldn't be the first time... ;D
What love a man has for his brother than to throw each other under the bus.
Quote from: Fraser of Lovatt on July 10, 2010, 06:55:27 AM
Ahhhh .... errrrrr.... how about Camp Planner?
Better than camp follower ;D
Ha. Well aren't you a lucky one Fraser. Now you don't have to deal with Blue aaaannnymooore. The mean old lady can't hurt you LOL.
I suppose that's a saving grace for McLot this season. Not having to listen to me b!tch *snerk*.
Quote from: blue66669 on July 11, 2010, 06:47:24 PM
Ha. Well aren't you a lucky one Fraser. Now you don't have to deal with Blue aaaannnymooore. The mean old lady can't hurt you LOL.
I suppose that's a saving grace for McLot this season. Not having to listen to me b!tch *snerk*.
Don't be such a meathead, Blueski... if no one else will miss you, I will. :P
Quote from: Mouse on May 30, 2010, 10:54:20 AM
I believe Advent was just commissoned for a job...and I am sure there are more than enough raw materials to work with.
Oh look here. Work.
Better late to these things then never I guess. ;D
Quote from: Advent on July 12, 2010, 09:03:27 AM
Quote from: Mouse on May 30, 2010, 10:54:20 AM
I believe Advent was just commissoned for a job...and I am sure there are more than enough raw materials to work with.
Oh look here. Work.
Better late to these things then never I guess. ;D
Ha... you're late on purpose, aren't you Lord Nails?
Quote from: Fraser of Lovatt on July 12, 2010, 06:47:56 AM
Quote from: blue66669 on July 11, 2010, 06:47:24 PM
Ha. Well aren't you a lucky one Fraser. Now you don't have to deal with Blue aaaannnymooore. The mean old lady can't hurt you LOL.
I suppose that's a saving grace for McLot this season. Not having to listen to me b!tch *snerk*.
Don't be such a meathead, Blueski... if no one else will miss you, I will. :P
Nobody misses the Nazi LOL!
We won't miss you... you're on cast! Now we can make fun of you and get away with it... don't want to break character, Blue! :D
*Hee hee hee*
Quote from: Fraser of Lovatt on July 12, 2010, 12:51:16 PM
We won't miss you... you're on cast! Now we can make fun of you and get away with it... don't want to break character, Blue! :D
*Hee hee hee*
If only you understood JUST how hazardous to your health making fun of my character is...
Quote from: blue66669 on July 12, 2010, 01:12:32 PM
Quote from: Fraser of Lovatt on July 12, 2010, 12:51:16 PM
We won't miss you... you're on cast! Now we can make fun of you and get away with it... don't want to break character, Blue! :D
*Hee hee hee*
If only you understood JUST how hazardous to your health making fun of my character is...
Ahhhh, but see, i can run faster! Kilts make sprinting easy... :D
You won't get far before the leeches I've planted in your kilt begin to drain you. You'll be running a few pints low in NO time. Then, the thumbscrews.
Quote from: blue66669 on July 12, 2010, 01:41:22 PM
You won't get far before the leeches I've planted in your kilt begin to drain you. You'll be running a few pints low in NO time. Then, the thumbscrews.
I'll throw Nasty in your way... THAT'll slow ya down for a heartbeat or two... Lol
I see leeches in your beer darlin. I'm like a campground NINJA!
dangnubbit, I have to make thumbscrews, too? Yeesh! ;)
Oh, you have to MAKE thumbscrews? And here i thought... :D
*Just say NO to John's Tavern* ;D