Where are you staying?

[skcin]

Where is everyone planning on staying?

And what nights are you going?

We're going Tues & Wed.

Debating Flamingo & Imperial Palace.

[amber]

Uh, I marked Flamingo - does that help you make up your mind? :lol: Why do you want the Imperial again?

[GypsySorcerer]

I think the Flamingo. A lot depends on how much my friend is willing to spend.

Going to the show on Friday. Will probably get there on Wednesday and stay three nights.

[sodascouts]

The Aladdin May 10 and 11, Bally's May 12 (they had a special price for the 12th and I couldn't resist!)

[WelshWitchPMD]

I was going to stay at the Flamingo but I am staying 7 nights and it was just too much money. I found a cheaper hotel almost right next door.

[sorcerer0078]

Would accomodation be hard to find in Las Vegas during May? I'm tossing up whether or not to buy tickets for myself for a few shows (will anyone else be going on their own or do most people no others from this forum? :shrug: ) and then worrying about flights + accomodation in 3 weeks time when i fly to Vancouver from Australia (i'm currently in Australia and am heading to Vancouver to live for a year on a work visa).

Do i just buy the tickets now and worry about accomodation & return flight (from Vancouver to Las Vegas) in a month's time? Is it too risky? Will the shows sell out quickly? Any previous visitors to Las Vegas who can offer some advice? Help! :eek:

Brett :D

[amber]

Would accomodation be hard to find in Las Vegas during May? I'm tossing up whether or not to buy tickets for myself for a few shows (will anyone else be going on their own or do most people no others from this forum? :shrug: ) and then worrying about flights + accomodation in 3 weeks time when i fly to Vancouver from Australia (i'm currently in Australia and am heading to Vancouver to live for a year on a work visa).

Do i just buy the tickets now and worry about accomodation & return flight (from Vancouver to Las Vegas) in a month's time? Is it too risky? Will the shows sell out quickly? Any previous visitors to Las Vegas who can offer some advice? Help! :eek:

Brett :D
It seems like you should worry about your accomodations, but not your flight so much. :shrug: Some hotels don't hardly have any rooms available for may right now, I think. Depending on where you want to stay, of course.

[WelshWitchPMD]

Would accomodation be hard to find in Las Vegas during May? I'm tossing up whether or not to buy tickets for myself for a few shows (will anyone else be going on their own or do most people no others from this forum? :shrug: ) and then worrying about flights + accomodation in 3 weeks time when i fly to Vancouver from Australia (i'm currently in Australia and am heading to Vancouver to live for a year on a work visa).

Do i just buy the tickets now and worry about accomodation & return flight (from Vancouver to Las Vegas) in a month's time? Is it too risky? Will the shows sell out quickly? Any previous visitors to Las Vegas who can offer some advice? Help! :eek:

Brett :D


If you want to get a cheaper flight you might want to make sure that you book about 21 days before your travel date. I am not sure how fast Vegas fills up in May but the $ might go up if you wait. I would check around the different hotel websites and see who has what deals. The hotels usually will charge the first night's room and tax amount to your credit card right then and there when you book. It is refundable if you cancel within either 78 or 48 hours before arrival date mosrt of the time .Make sure that you check the hotel's cancelletion policy before you book just to make sure.

[greatdarkwing]

I just booked my trip now.....heading to the Flamingo....with a limo ride there too ;) surprise for my g/f.

~Alex

[gldstwmn]

I was thinking about staying at Circus Circus or The Stratosphere. :p

[WelshWitchPMD]

I was thinking about staying at Circus Circus or The Stratosphere. :p


Circus Circus looks like fun. It is just way up on the strip. Have you ever been there? I am going to check the casino out when I go to Vegas.

[gldstwmn]

Circus Circus looks like fun. It is just way up on the strip. Have you ever been there? I am going to check the casino out when I go to Vegas.

I was joking. :laugh: I've never been in Circus Circus and The Stratosphere is basically this big cement looking deal. It does have a roller coaster on the roof.
Circus Circus has the rotating bar that Hunter Thompson talked about in his book, Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas. However, I understand that it is only open on the weekends now and serves only juice. :lol:
There is one casino downtown that had the strangest smell to it. :distress: It was a dump. I was going to say I was staying there but I couldn't think of the name of it. :laugh:

[amber]

I just booked my trip now.....heading to the Flamingo....with a limo ride there too ;) surprise for my g/f.

~Alex
That rocks, Alex! What a nice boy you are.... :p

[skcin]

I was joking. :laugh: I've never been in Circus Circus and The Stratosphere is basically this big cement looking deal. It does have a roller coaster on the roof.
Circus Circus has the rotating bar that Hunter Thompson talked about in his book, Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas. However, I understand that it is only open on the weekends now and serves only juice. :lol:
There is one casino downtown that had the strangest smell to it. :distress: It was a dump. I was going to say I was staying there but I couldn't think of the name of it. :laugh:

Circus Circus is not bad, but you have to stay in the main tower. The motel in back is trash. My best friend was up $3000 in roulette there, so it can't be all bad, lol!
Stratosphere is actually pretty nice according to my brother. Of course, you are 100 miles away from everything :p

[thepoetinmyhear]

Circus Circus is not bad, but you have to stay in the main tower. The motel in back is trash. My best friend was up $3000 in roulette there, so it can't be all bad, lol!
Stratosphere is actually pretty nice according to my brother. Of course, you are 100 miles away from everything :p

This is true, but there is a metro station at the Sahara (next closest hotel to the statosphere) and that will take you straight to Ceasar's. The metro works great (now).

[amber]

Circus Circus is not bad, but you have to stay in the main tower. The motel in back is trash. My best friend was up $3000 in roulette there, so it can't be all bad, lol!
Stratosphere is actually pretty nice according to my brother. Of course, you are 100 miles away from everything :p
Now we know where to go to gamble.... :cool: Roulette? geez, I didn't think that had very good odds.

[skcin]

Now we know where to go to gamble.... :cool: Roulette? geez, I didn't think that had very good odds.


It doesn't. :lol: It has the worst odds of any game in the casino, unless you just play black or red, which is only 2-to-1 (you double your $ if you win.) I've seen people walk up, lay down $100 bill on red & they've got another $100 just like that. Of course, I've seen the same amount of people lose their $100. :laugh: I could never do it - I like to waste my money sloooooowwwwwlly!

The payout for numbers is 35 to 1 (which is not that great if you have one $1 chip on the number - but if you have 3 or 4 chips on one it adds up nicely :nod: ) My friend grew up in a gambling family (several family members are bookies :p ) and she gets "feelings" about numbers. I always thought it was bull****, but how else do you win $3000 over 2 nights at roulette? She got me hooked, I've won a few times, but the most I've been up is about $150 or $200 (I was thrilled, nobody else seemed to care - pocket change for them, I guess.) I set a limit for myself & stick to it. It's easy, you don't have to think. I have, however, ignored "feelings" before & it always bites me in the ass. In general, though, I just pick the same #'s every time & sometime's they're lucky, sometimes not. :shrug: It's fun, but I can see how people get addicted to gambling.

Slots, on the other hand - I have NO luck with them. At all. Ever. OK, once I threw a $20 in a machine cuz I thought it was a 50 cent machine - it was $5. I won $60, cashed out & left. :p Mark's parents have won over $1000 on slots on several different occasions. They must have the touch - I obviously don't.

[skcin]

Amber,

Clear out your PM box :)

Forget my earlier PM regarding the hotels. Get in touch with me.

[amber]

It doesn't. :lol: It has the worst odds of any game in the casino, unless you just play black or red, which is only 2-to-1 (you double your $ if you win.) I've seen people walk up, lay down $100 bill on red & they've got another $100 just like that. Of course, I've seen the same amount of people lose their $100. :laugh: I could never do it - I like to waste my money sloooooowwwwwlly!

The payout for numbers is 35 to 1 (which is not that great if you have one $1 chip on the number - but if you have 3 or 4 chips on one it adds up nicely :nod: ) My friend grew up in a gambling family (several family members are bookies :p ) and she gets "feelings" about numbers. I always thought it was bull****, but how else do you win $3000 over 2 nights at roulette? She got me hooked, I've won a few times, but the most I've been up is about $150 or $200 (I was thrilled, nobody else seemed to care - pocket change for them, I guess.) I set a limit for myself & stick to it. It's easy, you don't have to think. I have, however, ignored "feelings" before & it always bites me in the ass. In general, though, I just pick the same #'s every time & sometime's they're lucky, sometimes not. :shrug: It's fun, but I can see how people get addicted to gambling.

Slots, on the other hand - I have NO luck with them. At all. Ever. OK, once I threw a $20 in a machine cuz I thought it was a 50 cent machine - it was $5. I won $60, cashed out & left. :p Mark's parents have won over $1000 on slots on several different occasions. They must have the touch - I obviously don't.
Ha, I asked my boss at work and he explained roulette to me. same as you just did. I think I will get a "feeling" about numbers, too - I'm kinda good at that, sometimes. Or at least a color. I think I'll have to play roulette once, just cause i always see it on TV and it looks glamorous... :laugh: Seriously, though? I want to see if someone has a trivia gambling game. I'm good at trivia. *never second guess your first thought* . My parents always play slots in Reno...I can see myself totally being addicted to pulling the lever - but the good thing is I can play low money slots. My friend picked all the Keno numbers once... :shocked: but with my luck on lotto, that probably won't work for me.
Hey, I'd be thrilled, too, if I was up $100-$200! Wheeeeee, I won, I won!!!! :laugh: I think I'd be good at keeping my money, though. And you can bet, if I ever was up...oh, say more than $200 - I'd keep the bulk of that money! okay, maybe $300. It would be hard for me to keep from thinking about all the stuff I could buy, or bills I could pay...course, with the free drinks, who knows? :laugh: Anyways, blah blah.

[The Tower]

I was joking. :laugh: I've never been in Circus Circus and The Stratosphere is basically this big cement looking deal. It does have a roller coaster on the roof.
Circus Circus has the rotating bar that Hunter Thompson talked about in his book, Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas. However, I understand that it is only open on the weekends now and serves only juice. :lol:
There is one casino downtown that had the strangest smell to it. :distress: It was a dump. I was going to say I was staying there but I couldn't think of the name of it. :laugh:
The Stratosphere actually has really nice rooms with jacuzzi tubs. However......... I am deathly afraid of heights- even so, I decided I was going to try and "confront my fears" and have lunch in the rotating restaurant at the top of the tower... :eek: :eek: :eek:

Not a good idea. The whole place sways back and forth and back and forth and there are complete full panel windows from top to bottom. The windows actually curve under the floor of the restaurant, so no matter where you look, there's an optical illusion of no floor and straight down drops.... Ai, yi, yiiiiiiiiii!!!! I hated every minute of it!!! The food and service are fantabulous, though- top of the line ****, baby.

[WelshWitchPMD]

The Stratosphere actually has really nice rooms with jacuzzi tubs. However......... I am deathly afraid of heights- even so, I decided I was going to try and "confront my fears" and have lunch in the rotating restaurant at the top of the tower... :eek: :eek: :eek:

Not a good idea. The whole place sways back and forth and back and forth and there are complete full panel windows from top to bottom. The windows actually curve under the floor of the restaurant, so no matter where you look, there's an optical illusion of no floor and straight down drops.... Ai, yi, yiiiiiiiiii!!!! I hated every minute of it!!! The food and service are fantabulous, though- top of the line ****, baby.


Oh that sounds like fun. Maybe I will have my birthday dinner there. I need some excitement.

[The Tower]

Oh that sounds like fun. Maybe I will have my birthday dinner there. I need some excitement.
FUN?!?!?!?!? It was almost bowel-loosening for me, honey!!! I seriously felt like I was on the verge of a heart attack.

Even worse (my palms are getting sweaty just thinking about it) are the roller coaster and the tower-thingy where they shoot you up into the air ABOVE THE TOP OF THE TOWER and then do a free fall drop.......

Oy.... I feel faint.....

[amber]

The Stratosphere actually has really nice rooms with jacuzzi tubs. However......... I am deathly afraid of heights- even so, I decided I was going to try and "confront my fears" and have lunch in the rotating restaurant at the top of the tower... :eek: :eek: :eek:

Not a good idea. The whole place sways back and forth and back and forth and there are complete full panel windows from top to bottom. The windows actually curve under the floor of the restaurant, so no matter where you look, there's an optical illusion of no floor and straight down drops.... Ai, yi, yiiiiiiiiii!!!! I hated every minute of it!!! The food and service are fantabulous, though- top of the line ****, baby.
That sounds fun!!! like when you climbed to the top of the pine tree when you were little, and it was all skinny and swayed back and forth, and you and your friend screamed - but with good food - ....oh...uh...oops, sorry... :lol:

[WelshWitchPMD]

FUN?!?!?!?!? It was almost bowel-loosening for me, honey!!! I seriously felt like I was on the verge of a heart attack.

Even worse (my palms are getting sweaty just thinking about it) are the roller coaster and the tower-thingy where they shoot you up into the air ABOVE THE TOP OF THE TOWER and then do a free fall drop.......

Oy.... I feel faint.....


I am sorry about your bad experience. I don't think that I would like that free fall drop. Too much for me.

[sodascouts]

Even worse (my palms are getting sweaty just thinking about it) are the roller coaster and the tower-thingy where they shoot you up into the air ABOVE THE TOP OF THE TOWER and then do a free fall drop.......


Ooh, sounds awesome! Since I suck at gambling, this is the kind of thing I'm going to wind up doing.

[GypsySorcerer]

FUN?!?!?!?!? It was almost bowel-loosening for me, honey!!! I seriously felt like I was on the verge of a heart attack.

Even worse (my palms are getting sweaty just thinking about it) are the roller coaster and the tower-thingy where they shoot you up into the air ABOVE THE TOP OF THE TOWER and then do a free fall drop.......

Oy.... I feel faint.....

My boyfriend is always telling me I have to do the "moon shot." Eh - no way in hell. :laugh:

[charmed]

The Stratosphere actually has really nice rooms with jacuzzi tubs. However......... I am deathly afraid of heights- even so, I decided I was going to try and "confront my fears" and have lunch in the rotating restaurant at the top of the tower... :eek: :eek: :eek:

Not a good idea. The whole place sways back and forth and back and forth and there are complete full panel windows from top to bottom. The windows actually curve under the floor of the restaurant, so no matter where you look, there's an optical illusion of no floor and straight down drops.... Ai, yi, yiiiiiiiiii!!!! I hated every minute of it!!! The food and service are fantabulous, though- top of the line ****, baby.

Speaking of heights... I stayed at the Luxor (the pyramid looking hotel) a few times, not only is it scary at the top because of the height, that hotel was plain creepy!

I looked up expedia.com looks like the stratasphere had a good rate.

I havent booked at hotels yet.

shel

[skcin]

Even worse (my palms are getting sweaty just thinking about it) are the roller coaster and the tower-thingy where they shoot you up into the air ABOVE THE TOP OF THE TOWER and then do a free fall drop.......

Oy.... I feel faint.....

Oh, then you'll just LOVE their newest ride! Mark & I had the privelege of watching crazy people try it out in Ocotber (it wasn't officially running yet :confused: )

This one looks like a roller coaster car. It's on a short straight track (maybe 50 feet long?) You get in one one end, the track tilts down a bit so you're looking at the strip & then the car speeds toward the other end, where it jolts to a dead stop. Then you get to hang over the strip for a couple of minutes & do it again- oh yeah, it looks fabulous :eek: No thanks! :angel:

Here's a link...if you DARE!

Insanity Ride (http://www.stratospherehotel.com/las_vegas_stratosphere_ride.html)

[amber]

Oh, then you'll just LOVE their newest ride! Mark & I had the privelege of watching crazy people try it out in Ocotber (it wasn't officially running yet :confused: )

This one looks like a roller coaster car. It's on a short straight track (maybe 50 feet long?) You get in one one end, the track tilts down a bit so you're looking at the strip & then the car speeds toward the other end, where it jolts to a dead stop. Then you get to hang over the strip for a couple of minutes & do it again- oh yeah, it looks fabulous :eek: No thanks! :angel:

Here's a link...if you DARE!

Insanity Ride (http://www.stratospherehotel.com/las_vegas_stratosphere_ride.html)
AAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHWE'REGONNADIEAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH!!!!!! :lol:
I might do it, but i'd be scared itless!

[skcin]

AAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHWE'REGONNADIEAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH!!!!!! :lol:
I might do it, but i'd be scared itless!


You can ride it, but I'llpass. I'll stand by with a change of pants ready for you though. :p

[amber]

You can ride it, but I'llpass. I'll stand by with a change of pants ready for you though. :p
:lol: :lol:
hmmm, i probably won't ride it. Unless it has a pool on it? :laugh: and rollercoasterside bar? :lol:

[The Tower]

Oh, then you'll just LOVE their newest ride! Mark & I had the privelege of watching crazy people try it out in Ocotber (it wasn't officially running yet :confused: )

This one looks like a roller coaster car. It's on a short straight track (maybe 50 feet long?) You get in one one end, the track tilts down a bit so you're looking at the strip & then the car speeds toward the other end, where it jolts to a dead stop. Then you get to hang over the strip for a couple of minutes & do it again- oh yeah, it looks fabulous :eek: No thanks! :angel:

Here's a link...if you DARE!
My palms are soaking wet right now.... Who on earth would want to ride that thing??!?!?!?!? That is horrible. Could you imagine if that thing broke down in any way??? I mean, people have been stuck on roller coasters at the top of a loop and all that stuff. Could you just imagine being stuck out on the end of that track for an hour or two??? And how would they get you off the track??? What if the brakes or the part of the structure that stops the car broke??

OY!!!! :eek: :eek: :eek:

[dissention]

My palms are soaking wet right now.... Who on earth would want to ride that thing??!?!?!?!? That is horrible. Could you imagine if that thing broke down in any way??? I mean, people have been stuck on roller coasters at the top of a loop and all that stuff. Could you just imagine being stuck out on the end of that track for an hour or two??? And how would they get you off the track??? What if the brakes or the part of the structure that stops the car broke??

OY!!!! :eek: :eek: :eek:

I went on the Hellevator when it first opened at Riverside Park (now Six Flags) here in MA. It felt like my balls were in my throat. I got off that thing and had such a bad case of vertigo that I fell over and almost napped on the hot concrete.

[GypsySorcerer]

It's confirmed that I'm staying at the Flamingo! :blob2: :blob2: Booked flight and hotel today. :)

[gldstwmn]

Even worse (my palms are getting sweaty just thinking about it) are the roller coaster and the tower-thingy where they shoot you up into the air ABOVE THE TOP OF THE TOWER and then do a free fall drop.......



I went up in the tower but didn't go on the free fall thing. No thanks. :laugh:
Glad to hear the rooms are nice, it doesn't look like much from the outside.

[seeker007nmss]

There is one casino downtown that had the strangest smell to it. :distress: It was a dump. I was going to say I was staying there but I couldn't think of the name of it. :laugh:


That has to be the El Cortez downtown....They need to change their urine soaked carpet. eeeewwwww..... :nod:

[skcin]

It's confirmed that I'm staying at the Flamingo! :blob2: :blob2: Booked flight and hotel today. :)


We are too sweetie! :xoxo:

Tues & Wed - are those your days too? I can't remember who's going when & I'm too lazy to look back through the thread. ;)

[no_spoken_word]

Has anyone tried using Priceline for Vegas? I'll probably use it, I've had great experiences before, but I'm not sure what to expect paying. I'm only staying for one night through so I'm not too too worried.

[GypsySorcerer]

We are too sweetie! :xoxo:

Tues & Wed - are those your days too? I can't remember who's going when & I'm too lazy to look back through the thread. ;)

I'm going to the concert Friday, but I'll be there Tues. and Wed. :blob1: I'm so excited to meet everyone. :xoxo:

[amber]

I'm going to the concert Friday, but I'll be there Tues. and Wed. :blob1: I'm so excited to meet everyone. :xoxo:
Staying without going to concerts? I never even thought of that....Hmmm.... :) Anyway, I thought you were only going to be there on the nights you went to the show, so I'm excited to see you :) Promise you'll have a weird accent? :laugh: (Californians don't have accents, you know... :cool: )

[GypsySorcerer]

Staying without going to concerts? I never even thought of that....Hmmm.... :) Anyway, I thought you were only going to be there on the nights you went to the show, so I'm excited to see you :)

More time for drinking and laying by the pool. :)

Promise you'll have a weird accent? :laugh: (Californians don't have accents, you know... :cool: )

It's more Midwestern than anything, but I can slip into Southern. Especially when drinking. :lol:

[amber]

More time for drinking and laying by the pool. :)



It's more Midwestern than anything, but I can slip into Southern. Especially when drinking. :lol:
I know, I wanted to stay longer to do the exact same thing... Midwestern?! that's not funny! :laugh: I want a Kentucky accent!
Oh, and by the way, I just want to point out that for Californians, saying "I was all...." or "So then I was like...." does not constitute an accent... :laugh:

[seeker007nmss]

I, I just want to point out that for Californians, saying "I was all...." or "So then I was like...." does not constitute an accent... :laugh:

For Surrre.....For Surrre.....That's so Tubular Amber.... :)

[dissention]

For Surrre.....For Surrre.....That's so Tubular Amber.... :)

I'm surprised you Californians are, like, catching a gnarly Stevie show when, like, you could be, like, catching a wave, man.

[The Tower]

I'm surprised you Californians are, like, catching a gnarly Stevie show when, like, you could be, like, catching a wave, man.
Ewww....

SoCal Pacific Ocean beach waters rarely get above a "B" grade even in the best of times. Especially now with all the rain, the SoCal coastal waters are one big toilet bowl......... unflushed.

[amber]

I'm surprised you Californians are, like, catching a gnarly Stevie show when, like, you could be, like, catching a wave, man.
We are not surfers, necessarily, we are just like, and all, several things. :rolleyes: Sheesh. In addition, instead of saying things, sometimes we also "go" (So thennIgo - why did you say that?) Also, things can still be rad. Many things are also "sweet", but that's pretty common. And? you must speak pretty quickly, in run on sentences. You will encounter words that you never knew were contractions before. "Imminahbe" (I'm going to be), for intance. also - "Sinnyways" or "bh'innyways" (so anyways, but anyways). And on a variation..."S'Iwzall" (so I was all) and "'nIwazall" (and I was all) . And it's best to contract any words that can be, and group together as many contractions as possible. "S'iwazall - what'reyouginnado?" Try to avoid pronouncing consonants, if you can...make all 'T' sounds into 'D' sounds, it saves time, and declarifies your sentences. That way, you can talk faster! :lol: ok, so this may be mainly me and my friend Rain, (we're so happy to talk to each other, we both talk fast :p ) but I'm sure some others are like this, too... :laugh: there's also "b'Imminuh" (but I'm going to). I'll leave you with a final sentence example: "S'Iwzall (so I was all) - whattayou think we should do? and he was like - Iowno (I dont' know), where'er you guys goin'? And then this girl comes up, and she'wzall, 'there's a sweet show at Blakes'. And we were like, let'sgdhthah (let's go to that)! And I'zall - I'minna godethe bathroom, I'll meechou there. Then this guy comes up, and I'zlike (I was like) - dude! watch where you're going!" (Dude is widely used.) It is also advisable to say "No Whay!" at anything astonishing. :laugh: :wavey:
Fair warning to ledgies I'll be meeting - listen close! And if I have to repeat myself more than once, obviously, I will become impatient! :lol: :lol: JK, sorta. (yes, sorta, not sort of). But, I fairly expect the southern ledgies to confuse me, as well. ;) yay! I can't wait! :nod:

[skcin]

Thanks for translating, Amber. At least now I'll know what the hell you're saying on this trip. :D

Actually, the way I talk is similar to the way you describe - lots of "So I go, blah blah blah..." and "I was like, blah blah blah." I've also been told I'm a "fast talker," so I think we'll get along fine. :)

Now Theresa & her Canadian accent? That's another story. :laugh: She doesn't think she has one, but count how many times she say "ay." For example "wow, the hotels here in Vegas are really big, ay?" And "about" sounds like "aboat", etc. :angel:

[bikerchic]

Thanks for translating, Amber. At least now I'll know what the hell you're saying on this trip. :D

Actually, the way I talk is similar to the way you describe - lots of "So I go, blah blah blah..." and "I was like, blah blah blah." I've also been told I'm a "fast talker," so I think we'll get along fine. :)

Now Theresa & her Canadian accent? That's another story. :laugh: She doesn't think she has one, but count how many times she say "ay." For example "wow, the hotels here in Vegas are really big, ay?" And "about" sounds like "aboat", etc. :angel:
Very funny, "ay".... :laugh: Maybe I was actually saying something regarding a boat....now I remember, I said "is that a boat in the water?" :laugh:

Oh ya, the correct spelling of "ay" is actually "eh", :nod: :laugh:

[skcin]

Very funny, "ay".... :laugh: Maybe I was actually saying something regarding a boat....now I remember, I said "is that a boat in the water?" :laugh:

Oh ya, the correct spelling of "ay" is actually "eh", :nod: :laugh:


Oh it is, eh? :laugh: