The Bicker Board

[TomK]

"Puna" Drinking Game .. everytime TomK  says sense in any form.

That's fine with me, I think I understand why you dislike the word "sense". If you want to drink yourself into oblivion, well, that's your right to do so.

[Sphamayle]

 - Formerly owned by Jim Nabors and now owned by Barack Obama.  Must be nice to have a private beach access.

Not owned by Obama, will only be rented by, on occasion.

Beach access is open to the public, the number of vehicles parked along the highway on any given day surrounding the marked beach access and a plethora of local and tourist vids on YT illustrate that fact pretty well.

[Patricia]

Beach access is open to the public, the number of vehicles parked along the highway on any given day surrounding the marked beach access and a plethora of local and tourist vids on YT illustrate that fact pretty well.

Mahalo, Sp, for clarifying. 

It is always refreshing to read a comment/reply on this forum which is both informative and civil. 

All the best.

[HiloJulie]

The Bicker Board needs more levity!

I think this guy symbolizes, even if just by a slight smidge, every poster here on PunaWeb!

Have fun my friends!

[HereOnThePrimalEdge]

… he pauses, and mentally reviews the condition of his property when he sees the blue tarp aisle in a hardware store.  He is, the most Puna Man in Hawaii.

[HereOnThePrimalEdge]

A day out in Puna.

A quarter tank of gas. Check.
Rubbah slippahs, two, even if different colors.
Planning ahead to get back home, priceless.
There are some things money can’t buy, but you have to remember the jumper cables.

[HiloJulie]

"… he pauses, and mentally reviews the condition of his property when he sees the blue tarp aisle in a hardware store.  He is, the most Puna Man in Hawaii."

Now that's funny!

[HiloJulie]

Lots of talk here lately on PunaWeb about those "environmentalists." One could even think they are much worse than an undocumented immigrant working on a Kona Coffee farm 12 hours a day lugging 100-pound bags of coffee beans in the hot Kona sun.

At any event, time for more levity:

[leilanidude]

Lots of talk here lately on PunaWeb about those "environmentalists." One could even think they are much worse than an undocumented immigrant working on a Kona Coffee farm 12 hours a day lugging 100-pound bags of coffee beans in the hot Kona sun.
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While getting paid $30 per hour...

[HiloJulie]

While getting paid $30 per hour…

So you would lug 100 pound bags of Kona coffee beans in the hot Kona sun for $30 per hour?

And then while you ponder that question, consider that the professional environmentalists can be paid hundreds of dollars per hour!

The other day, I asked my Mexican friends if they wanted to smoke a joint with me. Of course they all said yes. But then when I asked if any of them had some papers, they all ran away!