Bob, I'm of the belief you cannot qualify for both scenarios. So we'll see you there. I guess you needn't arrive until the moving of tanks is required... :lol:
Kari, what are the band-aids for you ask ? You obviously haven't worked with me before... :lol: . If there's anything sharp, jagged, pointed, or poisonous, I seem fortunate enough to find it. :redface: Tony doesn't have any Urchins does he ? :eek:

No urchins :lol:

PS. But I do have some of the wee little sharp tubeworm thingies that can impale into your finger if you find 'em just right .... :eek:

Barry said to tell you he's not into handling other people's stonies.... :eek: :razz:

Give him a call roughly an hour before you are ready to move water and tanks. :lol:

Hey Tony,
I can give you a hand most of the day as long as I have no work emergencyies. I have a SUV to help with transport.

Mike

I can be there, if there aren't enough people and trucks already.
...or if there's an unforseen emergency, I've got lots of room in my sump for temporary storage.

Mitch :smile:

Still trying to get out of a family commitment out-of-town, and our own wedding anniversary that weekend... :rolleyes:

A guy's got to have priorities, right?

:biggrin:

Get out, it's your anniversary AGAIN? :lol:

No worries. If you can spare an hour or two, great, if not, no worries.

Mitch, same thing, if you've got an hour or so to spare, would love your help (and expertise seeing as you've done this before!) :biggrin: But if not, I understand.

Sounds like there are going to be enough people to move all your water in baggies!

I'm available, also a big SUV various sizes of buckets. I think I can remember how to get there but can you please forward your address just to be sure. How far you moving? 10:00 still the game plan? Who's going to drive if we start drinking that early?

Dave

Should we all do some frag swapping or stick to the business at hand?

oh yea go flames go
sorry but this is a good one below (content warning)

What does dad do for a living??

Little Johnny was in his nursery class when the teacher asked the

children what their fathers did for a living. All the typical answers
came up - fireman, policeman, salesman, etc...


Johnny was being uncharacteristically quiet and so the teacher asked

him about his father.

"My father's an exotic dancer in a gay cabaret and takes off all his

clothes in front of other men.

Sometimes, if the offer's really good, he'll go out to the alley with

some screaming fag and take it up the ass."


The teacher, obviously shaken by this statement, hurriedly set the

other children to work on some colouring, and took little Johnny aside
to ask him, "Is that really true about your father?" "No," said Johnny,
"he plays for Vancouver Canucks but I was too embarrassed to say".


Bring it on Detroit!!!

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

....only from Dave.....

Mitch :mrgreen: