Just in case you were wondering, 110 gallons for 222 sq/ft at 7oz a pop
Ratio of fish to cups was 8%

Oh and 1998 cups



Sad the coux de gras fell through feduciarily but the place came out good. Kinda white weddingy.

Looks great!!!!!! You should have put some of the 3 cent gold fish in some of the cups. That would have put Johnathan over the edge.

What is on the tree??????


On a side note Michael I need some one to watch my house this summer when we go to CA for a week. LOL

You should have put some of the 3 cent gold fish in some of the cups

We did

Wow, good work!

We also made a new "American Gothic" painting with Jonathan's and Steve's parents and hung the 16x20 in their new bedroom.
Jonathan's dad pretty much looks like the pitchfork guy already.
Why's his mom showing her O face?

Ok, don't know much french but when I looked up "coux de gras" I came up with "necks of fatty one?" Anyway, job well done. Believe it or not we stayed up last night emptying the cups of water. Hmmm, so the question is, "What do we do with the live fish?" I would have just flushed them but Jonathan was so gentle with them... even got 'shy guy' out of the toilet. He's fed them bread and emptied the dead ones out as the day goes on :P He's so silly. We will continue to find golf balls for the next month or so. You should have heard the noise when I slowly opened the fridge. They kept pouring to the bottom.... none escaped to the floor. Thanks for the 'no meat shower.' As I come across things, I'll let ya know what else I've found. Thanks for leaving the bedroom and bathroom cup-free!

It means "the best part."
So the part I had planned up until the 11th hour went poop and made me sad.

And what was that? Shaving the two cats??

Oh yeah and thanks for the money tree... very nice touch. We both guessed half as much that was on there. Surprise surprise, thank you very much stink

What was the no meat shower?

At our last friend's wedding we put the boullion cubes in the shower head so it showered meat flavoredness on the wife.

Oh yes, I've done that with Jello power.
Boullion cubes would be a good idea }:)

YellowSub wrote:We will continue to find golf balls for the next month or so.

Years

Steve's daughter Olivia spent 3hrs trying to find a hiding place for one lonely golf ball she found after we were done and couldn't find a new place.

Wow, well in the meantime we can take the suitcase full of golf balls back to Steve and will keep another container for the stragglers :)g)

4 1/2 years later and I found another golf ball!!! It was hiding in one of the canisters on the kitchen counter with decorative pasta! That made my day:)

This thread is awesome.

So much win. I had forgotten about the meat shower trick...