Save the Rec Center!
To save our beloved Rec Center (pictured at right) from being turned into a senior citizen labor camp by Greedy Enterprises, we held a meeting at the clubhouse (pictured below left).

We decided to hold a dance benefit to save the Rec Center.
Dancer Sookie performs the "Squish the Papaya" dance.
Puff out your chest and put on your ugly face.
Scream "whewwww!!!". Reach for the stars.

We danced our hearts out. When it was all said and done we had made exactly $0.00. Apparently dancing isn't enough to save Rec Centers. I went home and ate a delicious dinner. Oh well, it will give the seniors something to do.



Dinner was a delicious array of assorted shellfish barbecued on a grill in front of us. We met with colleagues and Mud People experts Vin Chon and Anita Beer. Still no Mud People.

After dinner we looked at the beach to see if the Mud People were nocturnal. There were a bunch of fireworks. The combination of smoke, bright lights, and beach made it seem like Apocalypse Now. Asst. Hyun despaired at the seeming futility of the task.

The next day we searched the beach. There were some curiously lifelike statues of people. It was then that we saw the Mud People. They were engaged in some sort of initiation wrestling ritual. Porter Australian Al and I in the name of cultural exchange engaged in the ritual. Despite Dr. Big B seemingly having thrown Al to the ground the referee declared Porter Al the winner. 


In our never ending quest to bring you the latest in multimedia entertainment Cyberdiarrhea has acquired the Olympus SP 320 digital camera. Image Stabilization, an array of customized effects, a big screen LCD, 7.1 megapixels, and a doublebrock intake will do everything but give you a happy ending. Right away I started being "that guy" snapping pictures of everything, asking friends to "hold that pose just another second while I figure this button out."











