San Clemente SB Jul 20-22 '07 Blufftop Group Site

[BootheBunch]

BTW: Dirt:   1 a : EXCREMENT b : a filthy or soiling substance (as mud, dust, or grime) c archaic : something worthless

 :yikes:

Lisa

[wavery]

BTW: Dirt:   1 a : EXCREMENT b : a filthy or soiling substance (as mud, dust, or grime) c archaic : something worthless

 :yikes:

Lisa

Lisa, Lisa, Lisa.......You can't just pick and chose definitions. If your going to post dictionary references, you should post the entire reference:
-------- http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/dirt ------------------
3. something or someone vile, mean, or worthless: After that last outburst of hers I thought she was dirt.   4. moral filth; vileness; corruption.  
5. obscene or lewd language: to talk dirt.  
6. Informal. gossip, esp. of a malicious, lurid, or scandalous nature: Tell me all the latest dirt.  
7. private or personal information which if made public would create a scandal or ruin the reputation of a person, company, etc.  
8. Mining. a. crude, broken ore or waste.  
b. (in placer mining) the material from which gold is separated by washing.  
 

[BootheBunch]

Lisa, Lisa, Lisa.......You can't just pick and chose definitions. If your going to post dictionary references, you should post the entire reference:
-------- http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/dirt ------------------
3. something or someone vile, mean, or worthless: After that last outburst of hers I thought she was dirt.   4. moral filth; vileness; corruption.  
5. obscene or lewd language: to talk dirt.  
6. Informal. gossip, esp. of a malicious, lurid, or scandalous nature: Tell me all the latest dirt.  
7. private or personal information which if made public would create a scandal or ruin the reputation of a person, company, etc.  
8. Mining. a. crude, broken ore or waste.  
b. (in placer mining) the material from which gold is separated by washing.  
 

[wavery]

I only pasted what had to do with the actual dirt at a campground (well, the physical dirt, not the spoken dirt).  

And, I AM talking dirt about dirt.  But, I don't feel the least bit guilty about it. Dirt is yucky.  

Anyway, I am off to make cupcakes with the girls....we are going to be do-gooders...make cupcakes and pass them out to the neighborhood kids.  No dirt in the recipe.

Lisa

Just don't be talking "dirt" about camping, to the neighborhood kids. :sombraro:

Besides.....what's wrong with a little soil or sand in your cupakes......you've gotta do some dessert (or is that desert :p ) camping

[Dee4j]

ya know...I'm gonna slap all of ya in a minute.. :J

[TheViking]

ya know...I'm gonna slap all of ya in a minute.. :J

 
 
Whooooooo.....threaten me with a good time would ya

[JimQPublic]

Oh.....so now you're doggin the people that have generators!!!!!!   LOL

Not at all.  Just those who camp near me and run their generators more than an hour  or so per day.

It was a nice, cool week at the beach.  The only time we ran the fan was when the porta potti was in use.  I have no idea what these people needed the generators on for but the neighbors on one side ran theirs for many hours each day.  Crock pot cooking with generator maybe?  It was a modern toyhauler so I presume the converter would charge batteries pretty quickly.

Then new neighbors pulled in.  Unhitch trailer and start generator.  Oh no, not again!  But he just used it to power his electric drill for the stabilizers.  The next day the wife walked over and said she needed the generator for about an hour to recharge the batteries and asked if we were going to be away from the site anytime.  I thanked her for the consideration and that we'd go to the beach at 1:00- I presume she ran it while we were out.

[TheViking]

Not at all. Just those who camp near me and run their generators more than an hour or so per day.
 
It was a nice, cool week at the beach. The only time we ran the fan was when the porta potti was in use. I have no idea what these people needed the generators on for but the neighbors on one side ran theirs for many hours each day. Crock pot cooking with generator maybe? It was a modern toyhauler so I presume the converter would charge batteries pretty quickly.
 
Then new neighbors pulled in. Unhitch trailer and start generator. Oh no, not again! But he just used it to power his electric drill for the stabilizers. The next day the wife walked over and said she needed the generator for about an hour to recharge the batteries and asked if we were going to be away from the site anytime. I thanked her for the consideration and that we'd go to the beach at 1:00- I presume she ran it while we were out.

Well, we all know what kind of people those Toyhauler owners are. Ewwww

[Dee4j]

Not at all.  Just those who camp near me and run their generators more than an hour  or so per day.

It was a nice, cool week at the beach.  The only time we ran the fan was when the porta potti was in use.  I have no idea what these people needed the generators on for but the neighbors on one side ran theirs for many hours each day.  Crock pot cooking with generator maybe?  It was a modern toyhauler so I presume the converter would charge batteries pretty quickly.

Then new neighbors pulled in.  Unhitch trailer and start generator.  Oh no, not again!  But he just used it to power his electric drill for the stabilizers.  The next day the wife walked over and said she needed the generator for about an hour to recharge the batteries and asked if we were going to be away from the site anytime.  I thanked her for the consideration and that we'd go to the beach at 1:00- I presume she ran it while we were out.

I doubt they were cooking...most likely watching tv, listening to the radio, playing video games, all of which take AC not DC

dave & Lori used theirs and Brandon fired his up for me to make breakfast burritos and I really didn't notice them...they are very easy to "tune out"

[JimQPublic]

Toyhaulers are unique among trailers in that they often have large gasoline tanks for their "fueling station" and therefore can run the generator for a long, long time before refueling.

TV? Radio? Don't RV's come with DC versions?

I still think it must have been the crockpot.

[Dee4j]

Toyhaulers are unique among trailers in that they often have large gasoline tanks for their "fueling station" and therefore can run the generator for a long, long time before refueling.

TV? Radio? Don't RV's come with DC versions?

I still think it must have been the crockpot.

no... that's what the generator is for.

[TheViking]

It could have been the TV.  Mine will not run on DC power.  The AC needs the Gen to run.  Oh, and as I found out, a blow dryer and flat iron also needs a gen to run....:screwy:

In my opinion, anyone that runs their generator all day to cook in a crock pot is a nut.  And yes, ours has a 36 gallon fuel station that is used to run the generator and to fuel up the quads.