chuckvegas

That was some hot stuff.

He will be remembered forever as an excitable boy. We are the better for him having been here, and he is sorely missed. What a body of work he left us. Never thought I'd have to pay so dearlyFor what was already mine...

You forgot the classic "how 'bout them 'Boys?"

Dewey has been problematic to some degree for many of us. It has been traumatic for a few. It is one place where you really, really should walk right. And that doesn't always help. Think of it as Hampton Beach squared.

I'm no Abby but common sense dictates that you give them all raises, have neither set working hours nor job requirements, implement a bonus policy that rewards any attendance whatsoever, and certainly remove all obligations to communicate in any manner with mere clients or customers. Fucking Gen X and Boomers. We can't die off soon enough.

Well, I wasn't there to personally help with construction but I can do a quick online search with the best of them. And I don't know about being the caretaker but that does sound nicer than being a mortician.

The Casino Ballroom is a venerable venue whose history goes back to 1899 (thank you, Internet). It is nice to be a small part of well over a century of dancing there!

I think we all have memories of Dewey; a couple of them are even fond. I don't see myself going back there again either. Too much of anything can sometimes be too much. The thing I always liked about Hampton Beach was walking out of the venue after the show lit up like a Christmas tree and seeing how the cop cars were too. With their blue and red lights it was just so festive! But it did seem best not to stick around watching all the pretty colors. And when it comes to driving, a designated person really is the better part of valor. The video posted by August West in the other Hampton thread tells the tale pretty well.

You mean it's all a... a... a... lie?