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Dionysus30

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What did you want to be when you grew up? Posted: 3/19/2007 2:27:00 AM
sweetbabyblues wrote: Definition of "ass·hole" n. Vulgar Slang. -The anus. -A thoroughly contemptible, detestable person. -The most miserable or undesirable place in a particular area. dio baby I don't think this describes you....lol I've always secretly harbored a desire to become a Villain.

Dionysus30

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What did you want to be when you grew up? Posted: 3/17/2007 5:50:21 PM
When I was young I wanted to grow up to be an A s s h o l e, and by and large, I succeeded!

Dionysus30

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SLB and JPD wedding social pictures Posted: 3/15/2007 9:12:23 AM
I think MyKidsDad may need after a shot of penicillin after all that!

Dionysus30

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Fill the Calendar Posted: 3/10/2007 6:44:19 AM
Jan 10 - Nicholec Jan 15 - letsgotoamovie Jan 16 - T.W. Jan 30 - thegoldie Feb 1st- Foxibre Feb 16 - MyKidsDad66, sweethangtoo Feb 19 - Thorndyke Feb 25 - Maybe1fouru Feb 29 - Katkats Mar 13 - wer1, Sussudio Mar 17 - coors (even backwards) Mar 18 - Hank Chinaski Mar 25 - Witty Mar 28 - Xander Crews Apr 14 - Tryn Apr 30 - Gamerdude May 02 - Whknight May 06 - Smilingone May 07 - Sage5735 May 15 - Haywiresue,Ragdollchick May 16 - Justagirl May 18 - Wildone, Beach63 May 19 - RedHDeb1, thumper187 May 22 - Chivalrous Sheriff Jun 03 - Narkle Jun 12 - Tesserae Jun 16 - Demention Jun 17 - rusulda Jun 20 - Wwlzardmaster Jun 24 - Aba209 Jun 28 - Maxz Jul 03 - Catlady, wretch Jul 05 - Cinnabar13 Jul 09 - SmartieGirl Jul 14 - Av8rflygrl Jul 15 - Shinnyfan Jul 28 - Really Am Me Aug 03 - Munkeechi Aug 13 - Susy170, Dionysus30* Aug 16 - Sally4246 Aug 20 - Nanner Nanner Aug 22 - Bluessue Aug 26 - Flutterby1 Aug 31 - Deadlyeye Sep 01 - t39wpg Sep 09 - Shandeee Sep 21 - Freckleswithluv Sep 22 - oops_steaming, butt ugly redneck Sep 27- Stilllooking49 Sep 28 - Ridencab Sep 29 - DC®G Sep 30 - FairyDragonfly Oct 15 - Friedrich Nietzsche Oct 20 - Icky Ftang Nov 02 - Normal Girl Nov 09 - Agroman Nov 12 - k... (aka pure 1) Nov 13 - Frosty Heart Nov 20 - Ryn48 Nov 21 - Wpgbuddy Nov 26 - Steamer Dec 01 - Dano Dec 06 - Sally0 Dec 09 - Gypsy67 Dec 13 - Amber187 Dec 14 - Rockonleon1 Dec 19 - Notty Lady Dec 26-Cristohl

Dionysus30

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Interesting Google AD Posted: 3/9/2007 7:20:15 PM
I use the browser Firefox, with the ad block extension, so for me POF is always ad free.

Dionysus30

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Immobilizers Posted: 3/9/2007 6:58:04 AM
Sas007: Didn't you know: Criminals are not responsible for their actions, its society's fault. Its the new "Canadian" value to blame the victim for the crime committed against them.

Dionysus30

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A Right or A Priviledge Posted: 3/9/2007 6:43:30 AM
DietCoke®Guy: You may not agree with me, but that does not make my logic "mushy". Let's try to keep the insults to a minimum shall we? I don't recall making personal attacks against those with whom I disagreed. My point was that government is not infallible. Just because a government declares something, does not mean that it should be accepted without question. Classic example being the "Nuremberg Laws". It may have technically been "the Law", but it most certainly was not right.

Dionysus30

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A Right or A Priviledge Posted: 3/8/2007 7:20:38 PM
Spellingbee: The government could declare: free jello and pudding a right as well, it would not make it so. One also has to take issue with the concept of "compulsory" education. What about those who "Home School"? Should they be forced to attend a state run school, like they are in Germany? Just another case of government butting in where it does not belong.

Dionysus30

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No Mail? Posted: 3/6/2007 5:46:12 AM
Deranged: I was actually referring to the profanity in your double post; but it seems to have disappeared now. These moderators catch everything!

Dionysus30

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No Mail? Posted: 3/6/2007 1:02:25 AM
Deranged: Just because you can does not mean that you should.

Dionysus30

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No Mail? Posted: 3/4/2007 10:43:02 PM
Mykidsdad66: Well I probably live within 50 miles of you, and trust me, I haven't gotten any "male" today, was I on your list?

Dionysus30

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No Mail? Posted: 3/4/2007 10:28:13 PM
SmilingOne: I don't know any guy who gets email everyday. I'm sure many woman get email daily. Especially if they make themselves visible by logging in frequently, posting frequently in the forums, or having good pictures on their profile. It just isn't the same for us guys.

Dionysus30

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No Mail? Posted: 3/4/2007 10:09:03 PM
Katkats wrote: No it specifically says the following:" Last 30 visiting users who haven't gotten an email in over a day within 50 miles of Zip Code." Oh I see it now. Funny, I never noticed that before. In reference to some of the other, nastier, comments: guys do not get nearly as many emails as woman do. Whether that is because woman feel uncomfortable contacting men I don't know. It seems to be the nature of the beast though. Welcome to cyberspace!

Dionysus30

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A Right or A Priviledge Posted: 3/4/2007 9:47:20 PM
Thorndyke: No offense but you missed the point. There are structural differences between a University and High School, as there is between a High School and Elementary School. My question is: What is the principle which leads you to consider a High School Education a "Right" but not a University Education?

Dionysus30

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A Right or A Priviledge Posted: 3/4/2007 8:34:23 PM
Thorndyke: If a University/College Education does not qualify as a "Right" why would a High School Education? What difference between the two institutions, besides the age of the students, would justify the classification of one as a "Right" and not the other?

Dionysus30

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A Right or A Priviledge Posted: 3/4/2007 8:14:59 PM
Sas007: Yes, Secondary Education is a "choice"; most things in a free society are. You are also correct in stating that getting a degree does not guarantee a higher salary, though general speaking, university grads do make more money. That is why it irks me to hear university students whine about their tuition fees. They are the primary beneficiary of their own education, so why the hell should I have to pay for their education?

Dionysus30

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No Mail? Posted: 3/4/2007 8:01:09 PM
I believe it simply refers to when that user last "Logged On", not whether or not they actually received mail.

Dionysus30

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Fishing Trip. Posted: 3/3/2007 11:53:40 PM
Bigmac2029: So you are looking to refurbish the old one? Last year you mentioned something about getting a new boat. Can't say I would blame you though. Boats aren't exactly cheap.

Dionysus30

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A Right or A Priviledge Posted: 3/3/2007 9:00:24 PM
Is Secondary Education A Privilege Or A Right? In a word: Neither. Secondary Education is like any other good or service one is free to purchase in a free market economy. The word privilege implies that you are being afforded something which is denied to others. I don't feel privileged purchasing an education, anymore than I feel privileged when I purchase a dozen eggs. The "Classical" concept of "Rights" is that every Individual is born with the universal Rights to Life, Liberty, and Property. Looking through most Constitutions you will see most "Rights" and "Freedoms" can easily be categorized into one of the three "Classical Rights" of Life, Liberty, and Property. Secondary Education is most certainly not a Right. There has been a proliferation of Phony Rights of late. Special Interest Groups speak of a "Right To Education", "Right To Health Care", "Right To Public Housing", "Right To Welfare", etc. Undoubtedly many people want: an education paid for by other people, health care paid for by other people, housing paid for by other people, a welfare check paid for by other people; however, wanting something does not elevate it to the status of a Right. What these Social Lobby Groups are really saying: is that they, or the people for whom they lobby, have a "Right" to My Property, My Hard Work, My Labour. I afford them no such intrusion. My Life is mine own. My Liberty is mine own. My Property is mine own. I regard these proclamations of "Phony Rights" as an attack on my Legitimate Rights as an Individual.

Dionysus30

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Fishing Trip. Posted: 3/3/2007 8:03:16 PM
Ice fishing? I could be wrong, but I think we might be into the "thin ice" danger zone now that its March. I'm sure we will organize some more fishing trips in a few months. Nice way to spend a lazy Sunday.

Dionysus30

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So long … farewell ……. Posted: 3/2/2007 9:00:05 PM
~sweet inspiration~ wrote: My argument is and always will be that once you make your website a public domain for online discussions, you cannot in all fairness and conscience censor what is written. I guess you are not familiar with the concept of Private Property! If you start a website it is your Property, you own it and can do with it as you please. I do think this site is a little over moderated in some aspects though. Maybe I should ask for my money back...oh wait. These self pity threads get on my nerves. Like we should all shed a tear every time someone decides to leave. I didn't know ~sweet inspiration~ was such an important person!

Dionysus30

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Pardi Gras Pictures Feb 23rd, 2007 Posted: 2/27/2007 5:51:16 PM
No offense, but those pictures look like they were snapped in a closet with the door closed.

Dionysus30

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Saturday Night NEW DATE 02/24/07 Posted: 2/26/2007 6:12:52 PM
lordofthesnakes wrote: Witchy and I are spending tonight in the hot-tub, anyone game? That depends...would I be allowed to bring my camera?

Dionysus30

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Saturday Night NEW DATE 02/24/07 Posted: 2/26/2007 6:11:25 PM
Double Post

Dionysus30

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Year of the Pig Posted: 2/19/2007 2:22:01 PM
I think I'll celebrate the year of the pig with some nice pork chops. Not sure what I'll do for the year of the dragon. What do dragons taste like anyway? If they are anything like alligator they taste like chicken!

Dionysus30

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Anna Nicole Smith Dead Posted: 2/9/2007 7:37:57 AM
Apparently she had a thing for Methadone, the same opioid that killed her son. Though it is too early to say for sure, I suspect it was an overdose of Methadone that killed her. I believe Methadone is responsible for more overdose deaths than Heroin, but ironically, happens to be the opioid most used in the treatment of Heroin Addicts. An interesting fact: Methadone, the longest acting opioid, was invented by the Nazis. Hermann Göring used Methadone regularly.

Dionysus30

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Global Warming & Us Posted: 2/6/2007 8:42:44 PM
Interludesolo: My criticism of the media is well founded. News may sell, but bad news sells more. Which is why journalists like to use scare headlines to increase readership/viewership. The next time you watch a newscast pay attention to the types of words they use: "crisis", "calamity", "pandemic", "epidemic", "before its too late!", etc. Also, for what its worth, I never wrote anything about cigarettes not causing cancer. Please don't put words in my mouth. Many people genuinely believe the Boiling Frog Myth. If I remember correctly, Al Gore even used it in his propaganda film: "An Inconvenient Truth". That is, when he wasn't whining about losing the election, lamenting his son's accident, talking about his family's past as tobacco farmers, or looking reflectively off to the horizon. I remember in early elementary school being warned by my teachers about the threat of "Deforestation". That by the time I grew to adulthood, Canada would be a barren wasteland with nary a tree in sight. A few years later, deforestation was replaced by the threat of "Acid Rain". The Great Lakes were becoming lifeless pools as acid rain was bound to kill off all the fish and surrounding vegetation. Perhaps my views on schooling are old fashioned, but I think teachers should stick to teaching the basic courses, and stop indoctrinating with scaremongering doom and gloom. That young children are being exposed to this by their teachers, disgusts me.

Dionysus30

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Global Warming & Us Posted: 2/6/2007 11:10:28 AM
Interludesolo: The boiling Frog thing is an urban legend. If you put a frog in boiling water it will die. It you put it in cool water and slowly heat it, the frog will jump out when the temperature gets uncomfortable. However, in reference to man causing Climate Change, the boiling Frog myth is a pretty good analogy. The are both cases of myth being accepted as fact.

Dionysus30

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Global Warming & Us Posted: 2/5/2007 2:45:28 PM
I've noticed that at any particular time there are three types of stories the media tends to hype. The Environmental Bogeyman, the Drug Epidemic, and the Health Pandemic. The Environmental Bogeyman of the day is Climate Change, prior to that it was Acid Rain, prior to that it was Deforestation. The Drug Epidemic of the day is Crystal Meth, prior to that it was Crack Cocaine, prior to that it was Heroin. The Health Pandemic of the day is Bird Flu, prior to that it was HIV/AIDS, which unlike Bird Flu, does have significant fatalities associated with it. Bird Flu has killed all of 160 people in 3 years. Hardly the Global Pandemic the media is making it out to be. Statistically, you are more likely to be eaten by a shark. The greatest 'Epidemic' we face today seems to be Media Hype!

Dionysus30

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What is the last movie you've seen in the theatre or vid...? Posted: 1/21/2007 8:34:50 AM
Brewster McCloud from 1970. A rather strange Robert Altman movie starring Bud Cort. Even more strange was how I watched it. I saw the whole movie in 10 separate parts on You Tube. I've seen the odd documentary on You Tube before, but this was the first time for a full length feature film. God, I love the Internet!

Dionysus30

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Bowling Posted: 1/15/2007 6:51:15 AM
Prince Harry said: The vill at westwood and portage has BOTH 5 and 10 pin... That is a good idea: to pick a place that has both. Then those who want 5 pin can play 5 pin, and those who want 10 pin can play 10. I've never played 10 pin myself, but would be willing to give it a go. Of course the beauty of going someplace that has both is that you can play a round of one type and if you don't like it, switch to the other. Prince Harry: Is that the only place that has both, or do you know of others?

Dionysus30

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Bowling Posted: 1/13/2007 9:28:32 AM
I had been thinking about organizing another bowling get together (I've done two already), but if Ragdollchick is already putting one together I don't want to step on her toes. They were on Sunday evenings at Academy Uptown Lanes and turned out well. You can see some pictures, if you wish, at: http://forums.plentyoffish.com/datingPosts2097252.aspx

Dionysus30

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Halloween Party Pictures - WOW!! Posted: 10/30/2006 4:59:01 AM
Gypsy67 said: Steamer won for best costumes! Yes but did he get a t-shirt, like I did for second place? I thought not! *Puts on new beer t-shirt and rocks back and forth to comfort self*

Dionysus30

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Winnipeg / Prairie Dog Central Howlin' Halloween / Sunday October 29, 2006 Posted: 10/18/2006 9:21:09 PM
Got my tickets today, so I'm good to go!

Dionysus30

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Winnipeg / Prairie Dog Central Howlin' Halloween / Sunday October 29, 2006 Posted: 10/16/2006 12:17:08 PM
Doug: Just don't wait too long to get your ticket buddy. I went on a "regular" Sunday trip in August and they where completely sold out, all 299 seats! Since this is one of their "special events" it will be sold out for sure. Tickets are pretty easy to order, just fill in a short form online and they call you within 48 hours to get your credit card info. Also, ask them to mail the tickets to you, which they will do free of charge.

Dionysus30

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Winnipeg / Prairie Dog Central Howlin' Halloween / Sunday October 29, 2006 Posted: 10/9/2006 1:31:55 PM
Normally the child tickets are cheaper but because this is one of the "special events" all the tickets are the same price. Tickets come to $25.50 when everything is factored in.

Dionysus30

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Winnipeg / Prairie Dog Central Howlin' Halloween / Sunday October 29, 2006 Posted: 10/6/2006 9:02:36 PM
Winnipeg / Prairie Dog Central Howlin' Halloween / Sunday October 29, 2006 There will be a POF get together: Sunday October 29, 2006 aboard the Prairie Dog Central Train from Winnipeg to Warren and back, from 5:00pm-9:00pm. Train departs at 5:00pm from Inkster Junction Station located on Prairie Dog Trail, the north side of Inkster Boulevard between Route 90 and Sturgeon Boulevard (See Map). The Prairie Dog Central Shuttle Bus will be leaving The Inn At The Forks hotel located at The Forks downtown at 3:45pm and The Clarion Hotel & Suites located at Polo Park at 4:05pm. There is no charge for the shuttle bus and it will make a return trip to the hotels after the train arrives back in Winnipeg. Cost: $25.50 per ticket. Price includes reservation fee and taxes. Reservations can be made online or by phoning 832-5259. Be sure to ask for seats on Coach 105 (Pictured Above) as movement between coaches is not permitted. Tickets sell out fast, so reserve your tickets as soon as possible! Don't forget to wear your best costume for Halloween comes but once a year. Please sign up below. All welcome to attend, hope to see you there! All Aboard!

Dionysus30

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Party Events - why sign up Posted: 8/24/2006 6:09:19 PM
It has to start as a thread in the regular forum. Post your notice in the regular forum; then send a message to Bigfish or one of the moderators with a link to the thread and ask them to move it to the Events forum. To put the link in your message right click in the address bar: "forums.plentyoffish..." and select copy, then right click in the message box and hit paste. Its as simple as that.

Dionysus30

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Rumor's Comedy Club - August 28th, 2006 AGAIN !!!! Posted: 8/22/2006 7:58:47 PM
I always contact Bigfish when I need my notices moved to the events forum.

Dionysus30

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Party Events - why sign up Posted: 8/22/2006 7:47:35 PM
Katkats: You probably just made two post in the regular Manitoba forum. The system does not allow you to post directly in the "Manitoba Singles Events" and will instead place it in the regular forum. To get an "Events" thread you need to post a notice in the regular "Manitoba" forum and then contact a moderator or administrator, like Bigfish, and ask them to move it to the events forum.

Dionysus30

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Party Events - why sign up Posted: 8/22/2006 3:33:53 AM
It would be nice if people could take a few seconds to hit the "Remove Me" button if they change their mind or can't make it out. It's a matter of common courtesy. Unfortunately there are a number of people with no intention of every going to one of these events, yet sign up for everything, simply as a way of self promotion. I can think of a couple "intimate encounter" bimbos right off the top of my head. When I see one signed up to one of my events they don't have to worry about removing themselves from the list, I do it for them.

Dionysus30

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Birds Hill Park Ranch Pics Posted: 8/21/2006 2:41:29 PM
I think the best mindset to have when going to these functions is: "I'm going there to have a good time", rather than: "I'm going there to met someone". I think many people get overly nervous about going to POF functions by looking at them as "dates". Instead, look at them as a opportunity to do something that you don't normally have a chance to do: horseback riding, train ride, bowling, fishing, costume party, etc. If you're worried about meeting a group of strangers then go with a friend. If you happen to meet someone that you would like to get to know better that is just icing on the cake. __________________ On the other topic: It would be nice if people could take a few seconds to hit the "Remove Me" button if they change their mind or can't make it out. It's a matter of common courtesy. Unfortunately there are a number of people with no intention of every going to one of these events, yet sign up for everything, simply as a way of self promotion. I can think of a couple "intimate encounter" bimbos right off the top of my head. When I see one signed up to one of my events they don't have to worry about removing themselves from the list, I do it for them.

Dionysus30

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Winnipeg / Prairie Dog Central / Sunday August 20, 2006 Posted: 8/21/2006 1:41:55 PM
Thanks to all those who attended: av8rflygrl, Trish_Angel, winnipeggal74, Cowardly_Lion and companion. The train was absolutely packed, not a vacant seat in sight. Though there was no air conditioning on that hot day all the windows could be opened which provided a refreshing breeze that made for a very comfortable ride. Vendors and booths where various trinkets, food and refreshments greeted our arrival in both Grosse Isle and Warren. I can certainly recommend the Prairie Dog Central for those who have thought about stepping aboard, but have not yet done so. Some of those wooden coaches are as much as 100 years old. It's more than a train ride, its a ride on history. See you on the rails.

Dionysus30

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Birds Hill Park Ranch Pics Posted: 8/20/2006 5:20:15 PM
I think they fed my horse "Conan" a can of baked beans and wieners before we headed out. God was that horse gassy! It was like riding a whoopee cushion.

Dionysus30

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Prairie Dog Central / Sunday August 20, 2006 / Pictures Posted: 8/20/2006 4:47:05 PM
Prairie Dog Central / Sunday August 20, 2006 / Pictures Sorry for the small picture size. Unfortunately I made a colossal boo boo when putting them on my computer and, after making small copies, deleted the originals from my camera. Edit: Well that won't work. When uploaded the pictures are doubled in size which makes them look like absolute garbage. Oh well, for those who went and would like to see the small pics just send me your email address, you might be able to use them in your profile.

Dionysus30

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Birds Hill Park Ranch, Horseback Riding/Hay Ride Saturday August 19th, 2006 Posted: 8/19/2006 1:00:21 PM
Begrateful: Long time no see buddy. I believe every is covered for rides now, though you might want to remove your message restrictions for today, so if any else needs a ride they can message you without problems. See you all tonight.

Dionysus30

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Winnipeg / Prairie Dog Central / Sunday August 20, 2006 Posted: 8/18/2006 5:16:49 PM
I'm taking the shuttle bus from the Clarion Hotel near Polo Park at 9:30am myself, probably get there 10-15 minutes later.

Dionysus30

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Winnipeg / Prairie Dog Central / Sunday August 20, 2006 Posted: 8/18/2006 11:56:52 AM
Well I did not tell the Prairie Dog Central ticket office that people would be mentioning "Plenty Of Fish". I just wrote: ask for seats on coach 107, which is the last coach on the train, holds 72 people as does coach 106, but the main reason I picked it was that it is the nicest coach they have. I actually didn't know they sold tickets from front to back, but I'm certainly not complaining. As for my tickets I'm holding them in my hand right now! Actually they are in the drawer, but you get the idea. As far as I'm concerned the more the merrier. If a fish can still snag a ticket or two that is great.

Dionysus30

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Winnipeg / Prairie Dog Central / Sunday August 20, 2006 Posted: 8/17/2006 3:19:14 PM
Coach 107 holds 72 people but if that is full there are the other coaches. The Prairie Dog Central has a maximum capacity of 299 people.

Dionysus30

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Winnipeg / Prairie Dog Central / Sunday August 20, 2006 Posted: 8/15/2006 8:44:28 AM
That's to bad, I have coupons for a drunken orgy.

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