"Virtual" chapter of the PFRA

[ChrisBabcock]

That would have come in handy when I got lost on the way from Tonawanda to Latrobe.

[JeffreyMiller]

That would have come in handy when I got lost on the way from Tonawanda to Latrobe.

Our budget at the local level would have only gotten you as far as the state line ...

[Bryan]

Surprised you didn't know. Here's some members catching a ride to the Pittsburgh convention.

PFRA chopper.JPG

I'm guessing this is photoshopped, as the helicopter does not comply with PFRA logo/identity standards.

[RichardBak]

Surprised you didn't know. Here's some members catching a ride to the Pittsburgh convention.

PFRA chopper.JPG

I'm guessing this is photoshopped, as the helicopter does not comply with PFRA logo/identity standards.

That ain't nothing. You should've seen the PFRA Abrams. It was used only for beer runs before being donated to Ukraine last year.

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[GameBeforeTheMoney]

Rumor has it that the Tank was often referred to as "The Younger" and that Fred Gerhke painted the original PFRA logo on it.

[conace21]

Rumor has it that the Tank was often referred to as "The Younger" and that Fred Gerhke painted the original PFRA logo on it.

You'd think Gerhke would be a hot candidate for the PFRA's HOVG.

[JuggernautJ]

Rumor has it that the Tank was often referred to as "The Younger" and that Fred Gerhke painted the original PFRA logo on it.

You'd think Gerhke would be a hot candidate for the PFRA's HOVG.

He might be... if he hadn't left the "A" off of the PFRA logo on the front of the tank... that's points against.

[ehaight]

If it's going to meet on-line, why is there a need for geographic boundaries?

The definition of a chapter in the PFRA is a sub-organization of the PFRA that serves people in a specific geographic area. A virtual chapter that is all-inclusive of PFRA members is simply the PFRA itself but virtually. The PFRA needs to think about how to do more virtual things, perhaps an off-year virtual conference, but a virtual chapter is not the thing.

One could argue that "virtual space" is a distinct geographic area, independent of "meat space".

[RichardBak]

If it's going to meet on-line, why is there a need for geographic boundaries?

One could argue that "virtual space" is a distinct geographic area, independent of "meat space".

I'm all in with meat space.

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