Keene Freedom Fest: Spring 2008 - 4/19, Noon-3p, Railroad Sq.

[Fluff and Stuff]

Hello Kat.  I took it that you were replying to my comment in this thread (http://nhunderground.com/forum/index.php?topic=13743.0 ), though I may be wrong.  You likely know of this stuff already.  I'll post it for those not in the loop.

http://www.granitestatepoker.com/ at http://www.rockinghampark.com/

http://www.hinsdalegreyhound.com/

http://www.seabrookgreyhoundpark.com/

http://www.thelodgeatbelmont.com/
Reasonable people can disagree but I think a place that offers poker, craps, blackjack, roulette, horse betting, dog betting, has restaurants and is owned by a gaming company can be called a casino.

[Kat Kanning]

Forgot to caption this one....

If you go to Keene Railroad Square, be sure to wear a flower in your shirt.

[Jim Johnson]

If you're going to Keene Railroad Square
You're gonna meet some gentle people there

For those who come to Keene Railroad Square
Summertime will be a love-in there
In the streets of Keene Railroad Square
Gentle people with flowers in their shirts   

[J’raxis 270145]

Someone got a really good photo of the gaming table with the cop car parked directly behind it. Anyone have that one here?

[Kat Kanning]

Someone got a really good photo of the gaming table with the cop car parked directly behind it. Anyone have that one here?

That would be ideal for the paper.

[John]

 

[David]

I thought the flower on Lauren looked cute. 
I chickened out on gambling, but congrats on those that didn't. 
When the two cops arrested the one guy, I have never seen so many cameras at one time.   
We wanted the police to ignore the civ dis, and it worked.  When police choose to ignore, rather than arrest, we both win.  That is what we want, and it does make their job easier. 

[John]

I would have loved to keep playing but people were getting sunburned  . . .

Well, I can see that many of us are quite adapting quickly to the New England weather.  
It seems the tradition (and I have spent my life here in New England) is to always complain/bitch about the weather.
Isn't it just a few weeks ago people were wishing for THIS weather?  
I'm   shocked   / saddened that so many folks moving here adapt so quickly to the "bitching."

Who'd've thunk of the umbrella?    Some old dude?
"I might be crazy, but I ain't no fool!"

[Coconut]

I would have loved to keep playing but people were getting sunburned  . . .

Well, I can see that many of us are quite adapting quickly to the New England weather. 
It seems the tradition (and I have spent my life here in New England) is to always complain/bitch about the weather.

I'm a native, not a mover. I like the hot better than the cold. I just hardly ever put on sunscreen. I'm gonna get cancer

[Tom Sawyer]

I'm a native,

Everyone knows Coconuts aren't native to NH. 

[John]

 

[Kat Kanning]

I don't think the sun causes cancer.  You need vitamin d from the sun.

[Coconut]

I don't think the sun causes cancer.  You need vitamin d from the sun.

But most everyone says that sunburns increase risk of skin cancer.

[Kat Kanning]

It should be obvious doctors don't know their ass from a hole in the ground about cancer.

[Tom Sawyer]

UV is a mutagen. Sunlight is good for you, however UV can mutate cells. Everything is a balancing act.