Nzoner 08:36 AM 06-08-2017
A lot of you already know what are place is like,I'd say perfect for an Eclipse Party Weekend so am posting this here as well for anyone who might care to join us.
*$12 per person(day of 8-21-17) includes picnic lunch,themed soundtrack music and commemorative viewing glasses.Bring your own seating and beverages.Upper deck seating is limited.
*Primitive camping also available for overnight stays $35 night
*Fishing pond
*Call Joe 816-390-1083 for more info.
SEE YOU ON THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOON.....
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Dartgod 12:14 PM 08-21-2017
Well, that was disappointing as fuck.
Clouds rolled in and completely obscured everything about 10 minutes before the peak.
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Originally Posted by eDave :
It was massively disappointing
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Bugeater 12:17 PM 08-21-2017
98% here. Was kinda weird the temperature dropped a bit and the air went still.
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bdj23 12:19 PM 08-21-2017
Originally Posted by Bugeater :
There was an eerie calmness and a few dogs in my neighborhood went apeshit, but they might have just been barking at spectators.
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KCUnited 12:19 PM 08-21-2017
ptlyon 12:24 PM 08-21-2017
What are we, 95% here? Hard to believe how light it is for 95%.
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loochy 12:25 PM 08-21-2017
Alright, I looked at it.
Now what? Do I type a pound sign thingy on facebook? #ilookedateclipse?
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Prison Bitch 12:27 PM 08-21-2017
Originally Posted by ptlyon :
KC is 99.7
And it was still light out, kinda like dusk
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bevischief 12:28 PM 08-21-2017
bevischief 12:29 PM 08-21-2017
Originally Posted by bevischief :
...asking if they can have some of whatever drugs you are on.
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ChiTown 12:34 PM 08-21-2017
Originally Posted by loochy :
You get a t-shirt that says:
"I WENT TO
THE 2017 GREAT AMERICAN ECLIPSE , AND ALL I GOT WAS IRREPARABLE DAMAGE TO MY CORNEA......."
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gblowfish 12:35 PM 08-21-2017
This is my favorite song about amputation.
VIDEO
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ptlyon 12:38 PM 08-21-2017
Rain Man 12:43 PM 08-21-2017
Originally Posted by ptlyon :
I was about to say the same thing. We were at 92.3% in Denver, and it just got a little dusky for a few minutes.
This makes me feel better about our odds when some giant rogue planet blocks out most of the sun in a few hundred years.
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