Anyone going to PKI on Friday 4/18?

I'll be there. I'm hoping the weather forcasts hold up. 65 degrees and mostly cloudy. So is anyone going to be there?

Later.

Anyone ever used the "Meeting Calendar?"

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SCREAM with me... in 2003!
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Is the park even open 4/18?

Chuck, who thinks it must be a special event or something unless they changed the calandar.

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Charles Nungester.
It is my personal belief that Lesourdsville Lake is closed for 2003. I'll let you know if anything is announced.

It's been a BAFFD for about 3 weeks Chuck get on the ball. J/k

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Joe Barnett
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www.pkiunlimited.com

The park is open 4/18 from 10am-8pm, same schedule as on 4/20.

Some of us don't have to work that day, and most (if not all) schools are out because of the Easter holiday.

--Dave Althoff, Jr.

Not actually "Easter", but rather "Good Friday". A technicality, yes, but it had to be done ;)

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American troops "have started to commit suicide under the walls of Baghdad. We will encourage them to commit more suicides quickly." Muhammed Saeed al-Sahaf

How come the Saturday of Easter weekend doesn't have a name?

I propose "Waiting Around for Something to Happen Saturday." ;)

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A day is a drop of water in the ocean of eternity. A week is seven drops.

Yeah, I'll be there, from 8 AM to about 1 AM ish, it'd be less but I am a double at work, and word on the street says that we are open until 10, but that is just what I was told from my boss, nothing official.

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Front Gate Sup: '03
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Actually, the day is known simply as Holy Saturday.

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SRM 2003-Look for the guy with my name on his chest

Or Easter Eve. That what I should call it.

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Chris Knight
Be sure to download my latest NL Wooden Looping Coaster creation Dream Blast.

I guess this is where I give out points for whoever can come up with the *sanctified* name of the Thursday preceding Good Friday...no fair cheating...;)
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Acronymphomania (n): the socially unacceptable love of heights, and acronyms

I've got enough points, I think ;) , but I'm bored and no one else has answered yet.

Maundy Thursday or Holy Thursday

Since Dawn already answered...

Traditionally in the Christian Church, this day is known as Maundy Thursday. The term Maundy comes from the Latin word mandatum (from which we get our English word mandate), from a verb that means "to give," "to entrust," or "to order." The term is usually translated "commandment," from John's account of this Thursday night. According to the Fourth Gospel, as Jesus and the Disciples were eating their final meal together before Jesus’ arrest, he washed the disciples' feet to illustrate humility and the spirit of servanthood.

;)

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--George H
---Superman the ride...coming to a SF park near you soon...
Currency tracking experiment... http://www.wheresgeorge.com (Referring to The "George" on the $1 bill - Not Me)

Soggy said:
Anyone ever used the "Meeting Calender?"

I have never used the Meeting Calender...however, I HAVE used the Meeting Calendar... ;)

I would like to give my points to George. He provided a nice explanation with the answer.

Bill: can you provide point totals to all of us who have been playing along? And what are the prize levels? I need a new TV. How much more wrapping paper do I have to sell?

Maundy Thursday WAS the answer the judges were looking for...dawn scores for answering first, but George gets credit for delivering a nice Latin lesson as well...

As for prize levels....I dunno...I've been using my Discover card for QUITE awhile, and their bonuses are truly laughable....maybe I need to buy a yacht on credit or something...;). We'll have to discuss meritorious achievement, and appropriate rewards, at SRM...Satan's Campground....
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Acronymphomania (n): the socially unacceptable love of heights, and acronyms

Woohoo! I scored!

Maybe Moosh should sell wrapping paper, too. ;)

Don't think we haven't considered it! If the 2004 calendar sells well we'll look into expanding and offer other products. I'm looking into getting a company to print coaster checks!

BTW, unlike ACE's 2003 calendar ours *will* arrive before the holidays and in time to give as gifts for Xmas ;)

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"God bless Atheists!" - Homer Simpson

I will be at TRTR working 4-8. Stop by and ask for the big Tom.

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SOB crew in 2002
TRTR crew in 2003
.....Yeah, I think that smoke is supposed to be there.....

Is there a small Tom?

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"God bless Atheists!" - Homer Simpson

Closed topic.