Take your children to a cemetary

[hyrum]

Originally Posted by Indy Coug

I play that Disney World Haunted Mansion theme song every time we pass a cemetery. MP3 players are cool.

As I drive by a cemetary I always note that people are dieing to get in there.

[myboynoah]

Originally Posted by SeattleUte

If you don't think putting on a moon suit and going to a land fill for a few hours would be fascinating I feel sorry for you. You might learn more there about your culture than on CNN. The rats alone would mesmerize (if you had the right weapon to keep them at a safe distance).

Hey, we are of the same roots my friend. Growing up, whenever my dad loaded some junk in the old pickup and said, "I'm going to the dump", I was totally on board. What a great saturday afternoon. Ours was the Davis County Landfill, just east of Hill Air Force Base (jet planes and the dump; we were in heaven) and overlooking South Weber (I would never live in South Weber).

Cemetaries are equally interesting; we did it occasionally in Tokyo.

Of course, just walking the streets of Paris . . . well, what more can I say.

[myboynoah]

Originally Posted by hyrum

As I drive by a cemetary I always note that people are dieing to get in there.

My dad always said, "Look kids, it's a 'bury' patch." He thinks he's so funny.

[SeattleUte]

Originally Posted by myboynoah

Hey, we are of the same roots my friend. Growing up, whenever my dad loaded some junk in the old pickup and said, "I'm going to the dump", I was totally on board. What a great saturday afternoon. Ours was the Davis County Landfill, just east of Hill Air Force Base (jet planes and the dump; we were in heaven) and overlooking South Weber (I would never live in South Weber).

Cemetaries are equally interesting; we did it occasionally in Tokyo.

Of course, just walking the streets of Paris . . . well, what more can I say.

What a blast heaving stuff into that big pit at the dump. We have a great one tucked away in a gentrified section called Fremont. Twenty bucks for all the fodder you can fit in your car. The pit looks kind of like that compactor Luke, Han and Leah got thrown into in StarWars I (IV?). There's always a big front end loader down there in the maw shoveling junk.

[Jeff Lebowski]

Originally Posted by SeattleUte

A sewage treatment plant would be a good place to discusss nature's chemistry, since all sewage treatment really is is using microbes to accomplish the same thing that would happen in the bay if we just dumped our sewage there raw. With so much food the bugs woud use up all the oxygen needed by fish. I'm sure Lebowski knows more about this than I do.

Ummm..... Thanks. (I think)

And yes, that's an accurate statement.

[Jeff Lebowski]

Originally Posted by myboynoah

Hey, we are of the same roots my friend. Growing up, whenever my dad loaded some junk in the old pickup and said, "I'm going to the dump", I was totally on board. What a great saturday afternoon. Ours was the Davis County Landfill, just east of Hill Air Force Base (jet planes and the dump; we were in heaven) and overlooking South Weber (I would never live in South Weber).

Cemetaries are equally interesting; we did it occasionally in Tokyo.

Of course, just walking the streets of Paris . . . well, what more can I say.

I can testify that few things in life are more entertaining that shooting rats at night at the city dump with flashlights taped to your .22's.

[MikeWaters]

Originally Posted by Jeff Lebowski

I can testify that few things in life are more entertaining that shooting rats at night at the city dump with flashlights taped to your .22's.

I should make this a scout activity.

[Jeff Lebowski]

Originally Posted by MikeWaters

I should make this a scout activity.

Sadly, RCRA has put an end to this. Such a pity.

[jay santos]

Originally Posted by SeattleUte

What a blast heaving stuff into that big pit at the dump. We have a great one tucked away in a gentrified section called Fremont. Twenty bucks for all the fodder you can fit in your car. The pit looks kind of like that compactor Luke, Han and Leah got thrown into in StarWars I (IV?). There's always a big front end loader down there in the maw shoveling junk.

I bet I make more more than SU as a ratio of cost to take stuff to the dump.

FM, there are advantages to living in Utah.

[ute4ever]

Originally Posted by SeattleUte

Stop misquoting me. You are casting me in a false light, which is actionable.

Hey don't be so subpoena-happy.