Sandusky Ohio Barge Party (WTF)
07-10-2012, 11:18 PM
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"Over the past six years, Bickley has hosted at least 10 barge parties, each one boasting about 4,000 revelers. Not once has there been a serious incident, Bickley said.
And while it’s a rough estimate, each barge party injects about $1 million into the local economy, Bickley said. "
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So all those people partying and no problems and all that money and yet they have a problem with it.
I would say fugg em and find a new town to do it in..Im sure there are a few that wouldnt mind taking in a million dollars a pop.
"Over the past six years, Bickley has hosted at least 10 barge parties, each one boasting about 4,000 revelers. Not once has there been a serious incident, Bickley said.
And while it’s a rough estimate, each barge party injects about $1 million into the local economy, Bickley said. "
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So all those people partying and no problems and all that money and yet they have a problem with it.
I would say fugg em and find a new town to do it in..Im sure there are a few that wouldnt mind taking in a million dollars a pop.
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07-11-2012, 09:57 AM
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This is just one more reason I sold my boat and went to aviation.
The boardings, noise complanits, patrol boats, etc became to much for me, and that was almost two years ago before homeland security was in full force.
I liked the days from 8 years ago when I started boating the area. They viewed boats as an infusion of money into their towns vs a problem.
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The boardings, noise complanits, patrol boats, etc became to much for me, and that was almost two years ago before homeland security was in full force.
I liked the days from 8 years ago when I started boating the area. They viewed boats as an infusion of money into their towns vs a problem.
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07-11-2012, 11:45 AM
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This is just one more reason I sold my boat and went to aviation.
The boardings, noise complanits, patrol boats, etc became to much for me, and that was almost two years ago before homeland security was in full force.
I liked the days from 8 years ago when I started boating the area. They viewed boats as an infusion of money into their towns vs a problem.
.
The boardings, noise complanits, patrol boats, etc became to much for me, and that was almost two years ago before homeland security was in full force.
I liked the days from 8 years ago when I started boating the area. They viewed boats as an infusion of money into their towns vs a problem.
.
07-11-2012, 12:02 PM
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