Bill started his set with some jokes, which seemed standard, about the fairground, then talked of drugs and cigarettes.
Big Dipper, however, doesn't appear to be about a fairground ride, but the appendage belonging to a sailor: "He's got his own big dipper/ But he's got his eye on yours".
An employee reported an unattended backpack at the fairgrounds at about 8 40 p.m., said Lt. Gary Strachan.
The muffin cars, electric-powered vehicles built to resemble cupcakes, scoot around the open spaces of the San Mateo Event Center & Expo, a sprawling fairground about 20 miles south of San Francisco and, on this day, a million miles from normal.
"I'm looking for my wife," one man said as he walked into the cafeteria of a Red Cross evacuation center at the Napa County Fairground, about 30 miles from Middletown.
"We want to turn the page," Kabila told a crowd of about 3,000 at an old fairground on the last day of campaigning.
I liked a joke she told about being on a fairground ride and thinking she saw her dad, but it wasn't her dad, it was a TV set.
As if to make the point more starkly, reporters arrived at the playground site to find children swirling about enthusiastically on a fairground carousel no more than a stone's throw from the main crater left by the bomb.
There doesn't seem anything particularly remarkable about this, until suddenly fairground music starts up and the whole thing begins to revolve; with all the chairs and furnishings – even the loo – bouncing up and down like carousel ponies.
Her earliest memory is from when she was about four, being at a fairground on a merry-go-round, "on one of those golden old-fashioned horses", and seeing another little girl fall.
Pasquale's point is that it's about the production and the fairground rides and all of the experience, but from our perspective, they want to come and see us and hear our music.
