July GHAC meeting

[Totenkampf]

i think mike trung did? someone made one for my friend and i tried hers, it was damn good. marshmellow vodka i think it was.

[Darbex]

I will get some pizzas. Bring whatever else you want.

[SunnyHouTX]

Cake or death?

[aquabee]

some more of that dreamsickle beverage if i could remember what it was....marshmellow something and oj?

Aw I wanna try!

[LooksLater]

I think it was marshmallow vodka and sunkist? Yes, it was goood.

[myjohnson]

Can we dig a hole and build a fire?

[aquabee]

Can we dig a hole and build a fire?

S'mores!!

[Totenkampf]

do we need a purpose to make fire?

[SunnyHouTX]

Apparently you don't

WWAD?

What would amano do?

[Totenkampf]

Well, since you ask. He would first carefully select firewood which he has grown and allowed to air dry for eight years. Next, he would repeatedly sketch the layout of the bonfire until it reached the perfect mix of strength, proportion, and scale. After summoning his minions, he would direct them to place the firewood while simultaneously berating them for thinking that they were smart enough to execute this task to his expectations. Judicious use of a laser pointer will allow him to direct the minions from his chair while they hang upside down from bungie cords tied to the trees so that they do not disturb the microferns which encircle the firepit. He will ignite the fire with an accelerant which he has personally distilled from a rare plum wine spirit made by monks whom are located in a faraway place that he will not divulge the location of. While you remark that it is the most beautiful fire that you have ever seen, he will photograph it with some ancient art deco looking camera that he has been using since 1957. In response to your query about how he did it, he will offer to sell you a book which features vivid images of the fire but will tell you absolutely nothing about how to replicate it. Instead, there will be a web address to a storefront where you may buy the entire bonfire kit for one zillion yen. You will seriously consider doing so

[SunnyHouTX]

My sides hurt after reading that. Thanks Jeff

[LooksLater]

Well, since you ask. He would first carefully select firewood which he has grown. Next, he would repeatedly sketch the layout of the bonfire until it reached the perfect mix of strength, proportion, and scale. After summoning his minions, he would direct them to place the firewood while simultaneously berating them for thinking that they were smart enough to execute this task to his expectations. Judicious use of a laser pointer will allow him to direct the minions from his chair while they hang upside down from bungie cords tied to the trees so that they do not disturb the microferns which encircle the firepit. He will ignite the fire with an accelerant which he has personally distilled from a rare plum wine spirit made by monks whom are located in a faraway place that he will not divulge the location of. While you remark that it is the most beautiful fire that you have ever seen, he will photograph it with some ancient art deco looking camera that he has been using since 1957. In response to your query about how he did it, he will offer to sell you a book which features vivid images of the fire but will tell you absolutely nothing about how to replicate it. Instead, there will be a web address to a storefront where you may buy the entire bonfire kit for one zillion yen. You will seriously consider doing so

[sunkenmetal]

Apparently you don't

WWAD?

What would amano do?

LOL Love it....

[sunkenmetal]

Well, since you ask. He would first carefully select firewood which he has grown and allowed to air dry for eight years. Next, he would repeatedly sketch the layout of the bonfire until it reached the perfect mix of strength, proportion, and scale. After summoning his minions, he would direct them to place the firewood while simultaneously berating them for thinking that they were smart enough to execute this task to his expectations. Judicious use of a laser pointer will allow him to direct the minions from his chair while they hang upside down from bungie cords tied to the trees so that they do not disturb the microferns which encircle the firepit. He will ignite the fire with an accelerant which he has personally distilled from a rare plum wine spirit made by monks whom are located in a faraway place that he will not divulge the location of. While you remark that it is the most beautiful fire that you have ever seen, he will photograph it with some ancient art deco looking camera that he has been using since 1957. In response to your query about how he did it, he will offer to sell you a book which features vivid images of the fire but will tell you absolutely nothing about how to replicate it. Instead, there will be a web address to a storefront where you may buy the entire bonfire kit for one zillion yen. You will seriously consider doing so

I am sure it would cost a lot more than a zillion yen

[wesleydnunder]

I'm considering bring the food for the meeting. If enough people are gonna show up, here's what I'm planning to bring:

10 pounds of marinated fajitas (the best I've ever eaten)
my bbq grill and charcoal
flour tortillas
home made pico de gallo
home made mango salsa
home made corn tortilla chips
home made ceviche (with trout if I can catch some, with tilapia if I don't have trout)

Someone else can bring grated cheese and whatever sides they want to go with if y'all are interested in this

I just made this menu for a big 4th of July party and it was a big hit

Let me know...

Mark