Red Rocks, anyone?

[SkepticScott]

I am no good at not collecting rocks.

If you ever go to Meteor Crater, be warned that they acquired all the mineral rights to the land, just to stop people like you.

 

[Kitten]

Okay, everyone, so a Red Rocks trip leaving on Sunday afternoon, after the paper presentations, after lunch? Any suggestions for a place to meet?

 

[exarch]

Meeting point Planet X?
Or how about we all just start crowding around you?

 

[Chaos]

Meeting point Planet X?
Or how about we all just start crowding around you?

That would probably be practical, as us young, single skepdudes are going to crowd around her, anyway.

 

[Dicon]

Any suggestions for a place to meet?

Might be kind of hard to pick a spot right now from afar. I suspect a good meet-up spot might reveal itself to us once we're there... perhaps it could then be posted near the conference area?

Either that, or let's just meet by the Homeopathic Crystal Energy Healing Day Spa... I was planning to stop by for a quick chakra tune-up right around then, anyway.

 

[articulett]

But they're rocks?
And they're red?
Well, a pinkish terracotta-brown anyway. With layers of beige-white inbetween.
But still, they're red rocks, so there

Yeah...and Lego are bricks...but our Scandinavian posters will still insists that we capitalize the word and not make it plural. (...little do they know, that I willy nilly refer to them as "legos" in my actual reality...)

 

[articulett]

Will you be able to point out which rocks are a full 6,000 years old?

According to young earth creationists, they're all 6000 years old.