Better watch it could you get a pair of concrete shoes.

@VonsterPeo Aren't they a private organization? Why do they owe you any information?

@leslie110 Who said "owe"? I can't ask??

@VonsterPeo You can absolutely ask but your post made it seem like you were offended that they didn't give you an answer.

@VonsterPeo **chuckle** Let me guess: It irritated them. **cough!**cough!**You made Elaine Hopkins mad!**cough!**cough**

@QuispNQuake Pretty much.

@VonsterPeo Get this: right after I made that post about Elaine, the number of coins I had hit exactly 666. HAHAHA!!

@VonsterPeo First rule of Friends of Riverfront Park: Don't talk about Friends of Riverfront Park.

Unless they are funded by taxpayer dollars it is absolutely none of your business who is funding them. It's probably funded by people who don't want property that rightfully belongs to them stolen from them.

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Yes it was granted to the citizens of Peoria for their enjoyment, in perpetuity.

@JnJ So they would have to get a signed letter from EVERY current resident giving up said right to the land. How much is my signature worth for this project 6 bazzilion dollar should cover it then we can get a island and call it peoria, and still keep dot com going.

Aw geezI was just asking

@EyeintheSky
@EyeintheSky Yes. They would. Or at the very least put it to a referendum. They would LOSE in a landslide.

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