How about a short notice M&G tonight

[Wind_Danzer]

Someone pick a place and I'll be there as I don't think possible dinner plans will come through tonight. :D

[SavageSun4x4]

Can't make it, just made dinner plans a couple of hours ago.

[Jostaman]

apple bees?

[Wind_Danzer]

Where is the Applebee's in Mesa?

[Devil Man]

Where is the Applebee's in Mesa?
in Mesa :rolleyes:

[Jostaman]

BASELINE RD
2032 East Baseline Road
Mesa, AZ 85204

[Wind_Danzer]

Thank you Captian Obvious. :rolleyes:

I'd need a street addy. :p

EDIT: Thanks Jostaman.... but damn that's a haul. What tiem were you thinking?

[Jostaman]

HIGLEY/BROWN
1143 N. Higley Road
Mesa, AZ 85205

[Devil Man]

Thank you Captian Obvious. :rolleyes:

I'd need a street addy. :p
ANYTIME :D

[Wind_Danzer]

Both are 30+ miles from me. I'd be bringing the bike instead of the Jeep.

How far are you from:

2547 N 44th St, Phoenix, AZ 85008-2444

[Jostaman]

woman is making me tak her out some where one of them

[Wind_Danzer]

woman is making me tak her out some where one of them

Hahahahaha, she probably wouldn't want another woman showing up on your little gathering then. ;)

[Jostaman]

lets try to get some people higley and brown

[Wind_Danzer]

I still need a time please.

[Jostaman]

Spread the word

[Wind_Danzer]

Don't know how much mroe spreading there can be. :D

Any of you eastsiders up for this???

If a west side chick can come, y'all better be there. :D Don't let us westsiders show you up. :p

[Devil Man]

Don't know how much mroe spreading there can be. :D

Any of you eastsiders up for this???

If a west side chick can come, y'all better be there. :D Don't let us westsiders show you up. :p
ARE YOU JUST GOING TO MESA AT 7PM :rolleyes:

[Wind_Danzer]

ARE YOU JUST GOING TO MESA AT 7PM :rolleyes:

Good point. How does Higley sound?

I'll take the 202 to McKellips to Higley.

[Wind_Danzer]

Yes... no???

I won't be leaving till it's confirmed. :D

[Devil Man]

Yes... no???

I won't be leaving till it's confirmed. :D
JUST LIKE A MAN TO TELL YOU HE WILL MEET YOU SOMEWHERE :eek:

[Wind_Danzer]

JUST LIKE A MAN TO TELL YOU HE WILL MEET YOU SOMEWHERE :eek:

LOL, no skin off my back if I don't go. I thought I had posted that while he was still here. Thanks for pointing out though that I didn't post the location the first time when there was a choice of two.

Oh well. Guess I'll take a walk to Wendy's or something and save the bulk of the M&G stuff for later in the week. :D It'd take me 45 minutes or so to get down there so if I don't see anything by 6:30 I'll just have to meet up the next time. :)

[Jostaman]

I am sorry for miss understanding though it was clear I was going to be at higley and brown applebees,at 7pI amvery sorry for any misunderstanding.

[Wind_Danzer]

No, after scanning back I just misread it. :( My fault.... I feel like an idiot now.

Next time I won't read the thread so fast. Sorry!!!!

[Jostaman]

:D :) In the 16th and 17th centuries, everything had to be
transported by
ship
and it was also before commercial fertilizer's
invention, so large
shipments of manure were common.

It was shipped dry, because in dry form it weighed a
lot less than
when
wet, but once water (at sea) hit it, it not only
became heavier, but
the
process of fermentation began again, of which a
by-product is methane
gas.

As the stuff was stored below decks in bundles you
can see what could
(and
did) happen. Methane began to build up below decks
and the first time
someone came below at night with a lantern, BOOOOM!

Several ships were destroyed in this manner before it
was determined
just
what was happening.

After that, the bundles of manure were always stamped
with the term
"Ship
High In Transit" on them which meant for the sailors
to stow it high
enough off the lower decks so that any water that
came into the hold
would
not touch this volatile cargo and start the production
of methane.

Thus evolved the term "S.H.I.T." (Ship High In
Transport) which has
come
down through the centuries and is in use to this very
day.

You probably did not know the true history of this
word. Neither did I!!!!!!!!


I thought it was a fishing term

[azjeepcjman]

finally a M&G in Mesa and I miss it!!!!!!!! ^&$#!!**^&% oh well, I'll keep trying to make the other ones...

[Tom Jacobson]

Are there 2 M&G's tonight or what?!?!?

Supposed to be a deal at Hooters near Power & Superstition Springs tonight as well (though no time is posted that I can find). These two locations really aren't all that far apart.

Or are you guys/gals pub crawling from one to the next? :D

I'll try to make it (to one of them!)...I'm only a mile from Hooters! :D :D

TJ

[kkhop]

finally a M&G in Mesa and I miss it!!!!!!!! %^&$#!!**^&% oh well, I'll keep trying ot make the other ones...

I missed it too and We were there got there at about 7:20 asked at the front but no one new anything about it, and didn't see any familiar faces or Jeeps...
Oh well the beer and Nacho's were worth the stop.
Kelly

[My1stJeep]

Any West side or Central Phoenix ones going on this week?

[Allen]

The M&G at Hooters is @ 7pm tonite! Monday the 11th! You havnt missed it!


6730 E Superstition Springs Blvd. Mesa

[Tom Jacobson]

So again...does it really make sense to have TWO get togethers in Mesa on the same night, at the same time and separated by...what...6-8mi? :)

Which one has cheaper beer?!?! :D

[Allen]

So again...does it really make sense to have TWO get togethers in Mesa on the same night, at the same time and separated by...what...6-8mi? :)

Which one has cheaper beer?!?! :D


Hooters has the cheaper beer....I think! Where is the other M&G? I thought it was last nite :confused:

[Tom Jacobson]

Ahhh, shoot, man...I dunno. The clock for the BBS is so screwed up for me I don't when the posts were actually made! It says you made your last post at 10:18PM tonight!!!

Well, since nobody else has said anything, I'll also assume the "other" M&G was last night at Applebee's (Higley/Brown). If I can get out of the house tonight, I'll meet you at Hooters.

Hooters are good...I mean IS good!

[kkhop]

Ok , who will all be at this one? The one last night at Apple Bees didn't happen or We missed it...

[Rock Rat]

I am going to try to make it; I won't know until right beforehand if I will be able to or not.

Ok , who will all be at this one? The one last night at Apple Bees didn't happen or We missed it...

[rolled1]

Thus evolved the term "S.H.I.T." (Ship High In
Transport) which has
come
down through the centuries and is in use to this very
day.



I thought it was a fishing term

Special
High
Intensity
Training
:D

[Jostaman]

Had my jeep there, well any way 7-11-2005 is the only one I know of at hooters

[Tom Jacobson]

Was unfortunately not able to get away from the house tonight. Hope the Hooters get together went well...and I'll try for the next one!

[Allen]

Had my jeep there, well any way 7-11-2005 is the only one I know of at hooters

I was there all night! ....at least till 10pm! where were you?


I guess 2 jeeps dont make a M&G

[azjeepcjman]

If anyone wants to try again for next Monday, 7/18, I could make it that night, and that may give everyone else enough time to make plans. Anyone up for it?

[Allen]

If anyone wants to try again for next Monday, 7/18, I could make it that night, and that may give everyone else enough time to make plans. Anyone up for it?
Sure! I'm up for it!

[Rock Rat]

This is very entertaining - but untrue. ;)



:D :) In the 16th and 17th centuries, everything had to be
transported by
ship
and it was also before commercial fertilizer's
invention, so large
shipments of manure were common.

It was shipped dry, because in dry form it weighed a
lot less than
when
wet, but once water (at sea) hit it, it not only
became heavier, but
the
process of fermentation began again, of which a
by-product is methane
gas.

As the stuff was stored below decks in bundles you
can see what could
(and
did) happen. Methane began to build up below decks
and the first time
someone came below at night with a lantern, BOOOOM!

Several ships were destroyed in this manner before it
was determined
just
what was happening.

After that, the bundles of manure were always stamped
with the term
"Ship
High In Transit" on them which meant for the sailors
to stow it high
enough off the lower decks so that any water that
came into the hold
would
not touch this volatile cargo and start the production
of methane.

Thus evolved the term "S.H.I.T." (Ship High In
Transport) which has
come
down through the centuries and is in use to this very
day.

You probably did not know the true history of this
word. Neither did I!!!!!!!!


I thought it was a fishing term

[azjeepcjman]

Check the thread under general discussion for details. Monday night 7/18 at the Monestary at Falcon Field.