Boycott the S.T.A.R.: CCA Failed to protect Oysters in Big Lake

[cgoods17]

Originally Posted by "W"

Yes we ***** on here but don't think for one minute I don't voice my concerns to WL&F and CCA
I have many emails, letters and calls to everyone over the last 5 years

I will keep me and Davids conversation private but he knows what we want and we want actions two years ago fast!!

He also knows the value of us who are out here year around vs ones who are not.

I don't need to pay $60 to go to a banquet full of people who are there for one reason only Free Beer (only reason I ever went)

Now if they would let me speak I would be there in a heart beat but they don't want the public to know the real issues on hand

well why dont you go grab the mic and start talking about issues on hand until someone kicks you out?

that will not only be great entertainment while i drink my beer, but also be very informative to the blind..

[noodle creek]

Originally Posted by cgoods17

well why dont you go grab the mic and start talking about issues on hand until someone kicks you out?

that will not only be great entertainment while i drink my beer, but also be very informative to the blind..

I'm kinda w Cgoods here. I'm sure you would get kicked out though, but it might be worth your 60 bucks if you can inform 500 people on these issues.

[Nickt87]

Originally Posted by noodle creek

I'm kinda w Cgoods here. I'm sure you would get kicked out though, but it might be worth your 60 bucks if you can inform 500 people on these issues.

Stand out in the parking lot and pass out fliers with all the info on it. You know, kind of like a peaceful protest. I'll make sure I grab one from you and read it while I'm walking in with my free ticket and to drink my free beer.

[MathGeek]

Originally Posted by Nickt87

Stand out in the parking lot and pass out fliers with all the info on it. You know, kind of like a peaceful protest. I'll make sure I grab one from you and read it while I'm walking in with my free ticket and to drink my free beer.

This kind of approach to spreading information may be effective. Too bad no one thought of it in time to have an informative flyer in place. Also, one would need to double check the legality in the parking lot of the venue. Finally, while an audience of 500 would make the effort of writing, publishing, and distributing worthwhile, an audience of 100-200 would probably not. Anyone got reliable attendance numbers on this? It should definitely be considered for the next rodeo.

[noodle creek]

Originally Posted by MathGeek

This kind of approach to spreading information may be effective. Too bad no one thought of it in time to have an informative flyer in place. Also, one would need to double check the legality in the parking lot of the venue. Finally, while an audience of 500 would make the effort of writing, publishing, and distributing worthwhile, an audience of 100-200 would probably not. Anyone got reliable attendance numbers on this? It should definitely be considered for the next rodeo.

I believe there is closer to 500 than 100-200. Maybe even more than 500.