CalvinBall wrote:It was five in the morning and I thought I had mengitis!

did they confirm it was only zika?

Bucky wrote:

CalvinBall wrote:It was five in the morning and I thought I had mengitis!

did they confirm it was only zika?

You know there's a vaccine for that.

They actually don't know. Still here.

im at the philly mormon church

Oh good reminder! Wanted to see that before it is closed to regular folk.

in for a second wife?

BigEd76 wrote:30 years ago yesterday was my first Phils game, a $12 box seat along the 1B line for a BPS. Some rookie named Barry Bonds was playing (and homered), and Von Hayes had a walkoff HR

red letters!

My first game was a double header. We lost both. Booooooooooooo!!

Connie Mack Stadium!!

http://www.baseball-reference.com/boxes ... 7261.shtml

http://www.baseball-reference.com/boxes ... 7261.shtml

It turns out after a little research that the fine folks of the PA Turnpike (a terrible highway though I know it was state of the art when it was built in the 1930s but really why is there no direct interchange with I-81?) added the toll for those traveling west over the Delaware. It's automatic, either with easy pass or a pretty creepy photograph of your license plate but I do owe the $5.75. This toll apparently is to pay for linking the Turnpike directly with I-95.

The Dude wrote:im at the philly mormon church

Protesting or touring (apparently God lied)? I'm doing the 4:30 tour.

Coworker is doinng some stuff there. Looking forward to going soon

what's the big deal

pacino wrote:what's the big deal

you can't enter a mormon church unless you're mormon. the church hasn't been 'baptised' or whatever the hell they call it. so its open to everyone at the moment.

its a cool looking building so its probably cool looking inside

Plus I'm hoping to snag some special underwear in the gift shop.

CalvinBall wrote:They actually don't know. Still here.

I've watched enough house md to tell you its prolly cushings or Addisons disease. You're welcome

The tour was ok, pretty short, and you really only see about 100th of the church. Not a lot of information at all about the building, and you're quickly ushered through. They did say they were busier than expected today so that might explain that, and I was never asked for my ticket. Outside of the building is cool, inside looks/feels like a conference center

The Dude wrote:The tour was ok, pretty short, and you really only see about 100th of the church. Not a lot of information at all about the building, and you're quickly ushered through. They did say they were busier than expected today so that might explain that, and I was never asked for my ticket. Outside of the building is cool, inside looks/feels like a conference center

How much did it cost?

its free, just need to reserve a spot (or not, as it looked today)

I had just been telling my wife how attractive all the mormons were at the temple in salt lake when our guide walked in and she was a total smoke show

These thunderstorm bombs going off now are incredible.

CalvinBall wrote:

The Dude wrote:The tour was ok, pretty short, and you really only see about 100th of the church. Not a lot of information at all about the building, and you're quickly ushered through. They did say they were busier than expected today so that might explain that, and I was never asked for my ticket. Outside of the building is cool, inside looks/feels like a conference center

How much did it cost?

Here's the site to reserve. Keep in mind the dress code is the same as Hop Sing Laundromat.