I'm heading in to Minneapolis for my morning at Camp Quest tomorrow—comments awaiting authorization may be held up for a while, so don't panic.
I may just pop in to the Minneapolis Drinking Liberally event tonight—we'll find out who actually reads the blog by who is surprised. There's also a Morris Drinking Liberally tonight that I'll have to miss, unfortunately.
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I only heard about Camp Quest two days ago on "The Colbert Report". Stephen had this to say:
"Well, Camp Quest, here's another activity. How about canoeing on a lake of hellfire for all of eternity? Sleep tight, kids." And here's the picture he posted with this commentary. How long will an aluminum canoe last in molten lava?
Michele Bachmann claims to have "raised math and science standards"
http://dumpbachmann.blogspot.com/2006/07/dump-bachmann-exclusive-michel…
I'm not sure how pushing for IDiocy in the Science Standards helps improve Science Standards!
Camp Quest is a wonderful organization, and I'm sure they appreciated you coming there!