Oceanside Campout June 2-4

[griffsmom]

We'll be arriving on Thursday for this one.  I just made our reservation.

 
64 more days!!:S

[TheViking]

We may not be attending this campout after all. I will cancel our reservations on Mon or Tues. if so

[griffsdad]

Please don't cancel your reservation.

[Dee4j]

I just reserved Thurs nite too!!!

I did notice this in the rules:

9.0 Alcoholic Beverages: Sec. 41.136- No person shall transport into a County park, or consume upon the premises of a County park, any intoxicating liquors having and alcoholic content in excess of 20% by volume.


Does this mean no tekillya for me :rolleyes:  

[Dee4j]

Here's the deal on the group Pavillion....If we had 10 or more sites they give it to us and it's reserved but since we don't we have to ask the park Ranger when we get there...so the first person there whomever it is needs to be the designated Pavilion reserver...BTW that is 10 sites under the same name :mad:

Lori remind me to ask on Thurs :p

[TheViking]

We worked some crap out so we will be there on Thursday.

 
{Quote}9.0 Alcoholic Beverages: Sec. 41.136- No person shall transport into a County park, or consume upon the premises of a County park, any intoxicating liquors having and alcoholic content in excess of 20% by volume.{Quote}
WTF is this ??

[DK&3kids]

We worked some crap out so we will be there on Thursday.
 
 
 {Quote}9.0 Alcoholic Beverages: Sec. 41.136- No person shall transport into a County park, or consume upon the premises of a County park, any intoxicating liquors having and alcoholic content in excess of 20% by volume.{Quote}
 WTF is this ??

They're probably just trying to keep out the riffraff - so use a cozy!   (some of the state beach campgrounds near there are known as party central.)

[Dee4j]

We worked some crap out so we will be there on Thursday.

 
{Quote}9.0 Alcoholic Beverages: Sec. 41.136- No person shall transport into a County park, or consume upon the premises of a County park, any intoxicating liquors having and alcoholic content in excess of 20% by volume.{Quote}
WTF is this ??

basically I think it means you can bring Lite beer :J

 :rolleyes:  and to think the CEO, PREZ & Vice PREZ of the Fish Squad will be there starting Thurs nite... :Z  :! I have something new to try on you guys its called a Cactus cooler...yum yum yum :!  :-()  no Brian it doesn't have tequilla  :eyecrazy: ...or bourbon

37 more wake-ups!!!!! :!

[Azusateach]

I just ordered 2 pie irons from REI with my dividend & it didn't cost me a plug nickel!  As soon as they get here I'll start playing around with them.  Who knows -- maybe I'll come up with some wonderful concoction!  

[oldmoose]

Way to go Laura.

Moose

[griffsmom]

I just ordered 2 pie irons from REI with my dividend & it didn't cost me a plug nickel! As soon as they get here I'll start playing around with them. Who knows -- maybe I'll come up with some wonderful concoction!

Excellent!  Have fun and be adventurous.  Dave and I will try anything...once.

[TheViking]

Excellent! Have fun and be adventurous. Dave and I will try anything...once.

Kinky

[Dee4j]

Excellent!  Have fun and be adventurous.  Dave and I will try anything...once.

TMI.....

[TheViking]

Based on this rule: 9.0 Alcoholic Beverages: Sec. 41.136- No person shall transport into a County park, or consume upon the premises of a County park, any intoxicating liquors having and alcoholic content in excess of 20% by volume.


Question:  I just completed an Intense study(About 3 min) of what the alcohol content in Bud Light is.  Now, if the rules state that the alcohol content can not exceed 20% by Volume, is that a per can or bottle, or per cooler basis?  Bud Light has 4.2% alcohol per can.  So, does that mean that I can drink a can of beer, or does it mean that I can't have 5 cans open at once because at 4.2% that would put me over the 20%?
 
Here is a link to find out the alcohol content of your beer:  http://www.realbeer.com/edu/health/calories.php

[wavery]

Based on this rule: 9.0 Alcoholic Beverages: Sec. 41.136- No person shall transport into a County park, or consume upon the premises of a County park, any intoxicating liquors having and alcoholic content in excess of 20% by volume.


Question:  I just completed an Intense study(About 3 min) of what the alcohol content in Bud Light is.  Now, if the rules state that the alcohol content can not exceed 20% by Volume, is that a per can or bottle, or per cooler basis?  Bud Light has 4.2% alcohol per can.  So, does that mean that I can drink a can of beer, or does it mean that I can't have 5 cans open at once because at 4.2% that would put me over the 20%?
 
Here is a link to find out the alcohol content of your beer:  http://www.realbeer.com/edu/health/calories.php

You can drink 400 cans of beer if you want :p . 4.2% by volume is 4.2% by volume, in one can or in a truck load .

They just don't want hard liquor like whiskey, scotch or (dare I say it) tequila :yikes: (40%). I think that we will just pre-mix our margaritas before we go .