[Donna Bella]

Bon Fire. All invited. Party w/the newbies.

Had a great time with you all at Jack's, just want to invite you all for a good time on the east side.

Come join your host:
Donna Bella
Captain Dan
Noshame
Wingman
Wetbar
Evilshotgirl

Beer and food included

Depending on interest. Direcections and Phone numbers to follow.

 

[Captain Dan]

I'll be there!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Focker]

Hey........ that's opening day for deer season!!! I'll be there!!!

 

[Snowbi-Wan]

Where is it?

 

[Captain Dan]

Captain Dan & Donna Bellas Place23846 Wellington, Warren, 48089
Dan & Donna 586 764-5604

Groesbeck & Stephens(9 1/2 mile) area.

Click link above for map.

 

[WETBAR]

Hey I'll be there!!! I'm a host and didn't even know it!

 

[dancinggirl]

Hi Donna Bella, I met you at TNT's last Tuesday...I had the purple bellydancing costume on

I live off Groesbeck between 15 & 16...might be able to stop by for a few...there are so many LSCN events I can't go to all of them or I will have to go to rehab

 

[surfergirlck]

that's my birthday!

 

[dancinggirl]

QUOTE(surfergirlck @ Nov 3 2003, 03:02 PM)that's my birthday!

No way, really...this Friday?? I swear the fun never stops

 

[WETBAR]

Cool! We'll celebrate CK's B-Day Friday the 14th on the BRB and/or some bar then have a huge Bon Fire Party on Saturday the 15th.

Aren't all the girls getting together first with the BRB on the 14th then meeting up with the guys later?

Sounds like a great weekend!!!

 

[Snowbi-Wan]

Hmmmm, I've never been to a bonfire that was spelled as two words before. <_< What's the difference?

 

[WETBAR]

I don't know either!?! But who cares - let's PARTY!!!

We'll just figure that out as we go along!

 

[Captain Dan]

Bon Fire is the proper spelling according to the ancient latin word from wich it is derived.

Bon, from the latin word "Boun" meaning "large circular sub-terranian orifice". Fire, from the latin word "Fiero" meaning "burning substance were many villagers shall dance around and enjoy libations from cylindrical metal containers".

Ahhhhh....... I should have been a teacher. I just love educating the masses.

 

[WETBAR]

ttt

 

[puppetshow]

QUOTE(Captain Dan @ Nov 3 2003, 08:49 PM)Bon Fire is the proper spelling according to the ancient latin word from wich it is derived.

Bon, from the latin word "Boun" meaning "large circular sub-terranian orifice". Fire, from the latin word "Fiero" meaning "burning substance were many villagers shall dance around and enjoy libations from cylindrical metal containers".

Ahhhhh....... I should have been a teacher. I just love educating the masses.

whether or not it's spelled w/ one word or two.....I'll be there

 

[damn yankee]

QUOTE(Captain Dan @ Nov 3 2003, 08:49 PM)Bon Fire is the proper spelling according to the ancient latin word from wich it is derived.

Bon, from the latin word "Boun" meaning "large circular sub-terranian orifice". Fire, from the latin word "Fiero" meaning "burning substance were many villagers shall dance around and enjoy libations from cylindrical metal containers".

Ahhhhh....... I should have been a teacher. I just love educating the masses.

After a lesson in linguistics like that, I how could I not be there to enjoy the festivities! Post a map, and I'll plan on coming!! KEWL!! And I'll bring many cylindrical metal containers filled with adult beverages!

 

[Captain Dan]

TTT

 

[WETBAR]

Come One Come All!!!! Lets Party!!!!

 

[surfergirlck]

ok, friday the 14th is the birthday bus run
saturday the 15th is the bonfire (and my actual birthday!)

hmmmm.... i just may have to be there.....

 

[All Jacked Up]

Sounds like a plan.