

Engineer Guy wrote:A really uppity Neighbor had a Dog that barked nonstop while they were gone, but stopped upon their return to the House. So, they never heard the noise from the poor Pooch locked in their Garage. This Wench was the type to put plastic on the Couch, etc., to prevent ANY chance of dirt, not to mention Dog Hair... REALLY over the top.
A Neighbor audio-taped the Dog. He popped the Tape into his Stereo, and perched some Speakers on his open Window, facing their House. When they returned, he pressed 'Play' and cranked up the volume. Several of us were crying, we were laughing so hard. After some yelling and confrontation in the Street, it got resolved.
With that solution in mind, burning the audio to a CD/DVD from this classic Film scene and pressing 'Play' at the Campground sure would be a fun way to alert the 'amorous' that they were being obvious, eh?
When Harry Met Sally
2bits wrote:Honestly I think camping is romantic and SHOULD lead to intimacy. I think the primary issue is inappropriately doing so. Where do we all draw the line is just how you were raised and the "beauty" of this trailer park we call the camp groundWarn your kids, and just move along if you come across something that goes against your moral sway. I think being intimate in front of the campfire with your loved one is great as long as your spot is set up in a secluded way. If you are on a corner lot with very little trees, then yes it is best to save it for the trailer. I've never made love on the beach but I think most people male and female think that would be romantic. The trick is that it needs to be a secluded beach
slowcowboy wrote:where do think the wyoming cowboys go when they are out gathering cows
parnold wrote:My only experience was with two young couples in a neighboring site. One couple retired early to their tent, and with the light on inside began some "questionable" activities, with a full shadow show for the campground. No more than a minute or two into the show, the other couple explained their error and the light went out.
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