Sun'n Fun Used to Be the Gathering of the Good Ol' Boys of Flying

'Taint now. Get ready to have your wallet plucked. And that rule about
ice chests and backpacks, that's so you'll not be bringing in your beer at
$5 a sixpack from the supermarket down the street. You'll need to buy it
at $4 per beer and $10 per hamburger on premises.

A fool and his money are soon parted. But, hey, you'll get a 5% discount on
your avgas on the way down.

So.. if Im camping on site, I cant have an ice chest?


jls wrote:
'Taint now. Get ready to have your wallet plucked. And that rule about
ice chests and backpacks, that's so you'll not be bringing in your beer at
$5 a sixpack from the supermarket down the street. You'll need to buy it
at $4 per beer and $10 per hamburger on premises.

A fool and his money are soon parted. But, hey, you'll get a 5% discount on
your avgas on the way down.

jls wrote:

'Taint now. Get ready to have your wallet plucked. And that rule about
ice chests and backpacks, that's so you'll not be bringing in your beer at
$5 a sixpack from the supermarket down the street. You'll need to buy it
at $4 per beer and $10 per hamburger on premises.

Don't know about the fly-ins but drive-in camping is great. You can have
all the beer chests and food you want. Drive your car loaded up with
goodies right to the campsite. There is lots of food on site beside
hamburgers but it's mostly high fat foods not good for you anyway.
I always stock up on dried and fresh fruits and canned goods. Don't
really need it there are many friends cooking in the campground.
Also venders and parties in the campgrounds, fish fry, chili, corn on the cob,

I seldom have to cook much!

--dan grunloh (our camp has the hooch lights)





A fool and his money are soon parted. But, hey, you'll get a 5% discount on
your avgas on the way down.

'Taint now. Get ready to have your wallet plucked. And that rule
about
ice chests and backpacks, that's so you'll not be bringing in your beer
at
$5 a sixpack from the supermarket down the street. You'll need to buy
it
at $4 per beer and $10 per hamburger on premises.

A fool and his money are soon parted. But, hey, you'll get a 5% discount
on
your avgas on the way down.

Whiner! and the rule about backpacks has been rescinded. Backpacks may,
however, be subject to inspection for security reasons.

Ed Wischmeyer

Ed Wischmeyer wrote:

'Taint now. Get ready to have your wallet plucked. And that rule

about

ice chests and backpacks, that's so you'll not be bringing in your beer

at

$5 a sixpack from the supermarket down the street. You'll need to buy

it

at $4 per beer and $10 per hamburger on premises.

A fool and his money are soon parted. But, hey, you'll get a 5% discount

on

your avgas on the way down.


Whiner! and the rule about backpacks has been rescinded. Backpacks may,
however, be subject to inspection for security reasons.

Ed Wischmeyer
If the Founding Fathers hadn't whined (and then acted) we wouldn't have
such a great country.

(If a lot of people hadn't started whining loudly about the backpack
restriction, it would still be in effect.

If we don't whine a lot more, we will continue to lose our freedoms to
move about & maintain our privacy.

Charlie

Charlie England writes:

Whiner! and the rule about backpacks has been rescinded. Backpacks
may, however, be subject to inspection for security reasons.
Ed Wischmeyer
If the Founding Fathers hadn't whined (and then acted) we wouldn't
have such a great country.

Amen, brother. The Declaration of Independence: One of the Great
Whines in History, right there with the Magna Carta.

From: Bob Fry


Amen, brother. The Declaration of Independence: One of the Great
Whines in History, right there with the Magna Carta.

Not to pick a nit here, but I believe the Magna Carta only applied to male
peers, not the common man or woman.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

"B2431" wrote in message
...
From: Bob Fry


Amen, brother. The Declaration of Independence: One of the Great
Whines in History, right there with the Magna Carta.

Not to pick a nit here, but I believe the Magna Carta only applied to male
peers, not the common man or woman.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

Magna Carta is a product of the "whining" of the nobles to the king that
they were entitled to a number of unalienable rights in writing guaranteed
by the courts, but the rights were gradually extended to the common folk.

(B2431) writes:

Amen, brother. The Declaration of Independence: One of the Great
Whines in History, right there with the Magna Carta.

Not to pick a nit here, but I believe the Magna Carta only applied to male
peers, not the common man or woman.

Well, sure. Ya gotta start somewhere. Before that, it was just
whatever one guy wanted, King John.

Charlie England wrote:

Ed Wischmeyer wrote:

'Taint now. Get ready to have your wallet plucked. And that rule

about

ice chests and backpacks, that's so you'll not be bringing in your beer

at

$5 a sixpack from the supermarket down the street. You'll need to buy

it

at $4 per beer and $10 per hamburger on premises.

A fool and his money are soon parted. But, hey, you'll get a 5% discount

on

your avgas on the way down.


Whiner! and the rule about backpacks has been rescinded. Backpacks may,
however, be subject to inspection for security reasons.

Ed Wischmeyer
If the Founding Fathers hadn't whined (and then acted) we wouldn't have
such a great country.

(If a lot of people hadn't started whining loudly about the backpack
restriction, it would still be in effect.

If we don't whine a lot more, we will continue to lose our freedoms to
move about & maintain our privacy.

Charlie

Well said!