maXair testing

Jeff said:
They were deleted because you were quoting entire posts, usually the previous one. That doesn't make sense.

Not to go against you but its common for must people do to this becuase other MB's want you to quote the post or part of the post your are referring to, such as if you were answering 1 question from a previous members post.

What?

Kyle, you don't need to quote the previous post. Only if you are responding to a post further back.

I don't care what you do on other boards. It's redundant and pointless, and I pay for the disk space. Just don't do it.

Then why don't you just leave this Communistic Cedar Point chat forum. I really don't think posting too many quotes is a rule but more on the lines of common sense. If you think it's not American then why not fight your Country for freedom to quote other messages on a messege board (now thats patriotic)

Its easy just imagine how much you torque your back when you reach back for a rebound, and every time you land you compress your backbone. I would know because I sometimes get back pain after playing bball. OK Folks back on topic.

i cant see the testing of maXair cause there big wet spot on the cam!

Looks like queue railings have gone up. Looks like there is a LOT of yellow in that area now. Can't wait to see some pictures and/or get there to see how it all looks. (and under 25 days until I get to see it in person).

Yeah...I'm bored again, so had to check out the maXair cam. They are now working on the facade for the games area. I'm looking forward to seeing that revitalized.

I'm more looking forward to seeing the trees planted in: that'll make that area so much nicer.

That and the sign.

EDIT: I think I see the sign wrapped up on the cam right now. *** Edited 4/19/2005 9:42:51 PM UTC by Hartley***

Vince982 said:
Cedar Dan, that is the Windsor Essex Catholic District School Board for you. However, there aren't any catholic schools in Belle River that I know of, correct me if I'm wrong.

We have St. John the Baptist just down the street, actually. However, I go to the local public school, run by the GECDSB.