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=> GENERAL DISCUSSION => Topic started by: walkonby on June 22, 2005, 05:37:00 pm
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is wearing one of the band's shirts to the concert they are throwing, predictably dorky, or dedictatedly awesome? or does it depend on the band?
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oh wait a minute. who cares if so and so thinks if it's this or that. who dresses for the opinion of others, anyway? i wanna be that person who wears a band shirt to the show. then i can think with a dry smile, how idiotic it is that others think it's idiotic.
"were just a band, man . . . . so you've met me, and now what?" - j. lennon
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i only ever understand maybe 1 out of 10 of your posts
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Originally posted by god's shoeshine:
i only ever understand maybe 1 out of 10 of your posts
i find it a farse to focus free flown energy from my feet to feathered cap. i really don't wear a feathered cap, though.
one out of ten isn't that bad. you should hear some of the stuff i catch, said on the daily metro. now those people are crazy.
i think ween made me this way. or was it "the new zoo review."
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God how I hated that show. Now, "The Great Space Coaster" was an altogether different story.
As for the t-shirts...wear what you frickin' want to wear.
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Droz: What is this? You're going to wear the shirt of the band you're going to see? Don't be that guy.
(http://www.thedailyeasternnews.com/media/paper309/news/2005/04/28/TheVerge/Sound.Advice.Avoid.Being.that.Guy.Leave.Concert.Shirts.Home-942854.shtml)
-- PCU
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Originally posted by jd930:
God how I hated that show. Now, "The Great Space Coaster" was an altogether different story.
As for the t-shirts...wear what you frickin' want to wear.
spacy's new "coast to coast" shows were so time in-memorium classics! the writing was tippity top, and even brak's attempt at a show for just him was "good and humorous" in certain episodes.
with the shirts, the whole topic, which spawned from the other, recent t-shirt topic, brought back memories of how i noticed people were actually glaring at me with those "outcast" beams, just because i wanted to show loyalty to the band i was seeing. i was there because of them, and i love you guys so much that i buy your products, and here, i think this shirt defines you as the artist that you are, in the definition of character and reputation. sometimes, though, i don't have anything else really clean that matches my pants. omg, sometimes i match my pants to my shirt to sometimes my shoes. i hope sonic doesn't disapprove . . . and will miss marple ever make contact. i'm not stalking you, dude. your name is all i lust. i'm a pbs, "mystery" whore, or hoe if you are sophisto.
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i like how few people realize that's john favreau from swingers
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man . . . i can feel the burn and putred hatred from those around me. space ghost and great space coaster had nothing to do with each other. i know that. i never watched space coaster, and don't ask me why space coast and space ghost looked the same, and why i didn't register it while writing. how sad. i suck like primus.
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Originally posted by god's shoeshine:
i only ever understand maybe 1 out of 10 of your posts
>>>I would like a HUGE bag of whatever walkon ingests every day! The shit has to be fresh & potent......
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Instead of wearing the band's shirt to the show, you should buy the band's shirt - a size or two too big - as soon as you arrive at the show and then wear it over whatever you wore to the show.
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Originally posted by god's shoeshine:
i only ever understand maybe 1 out of 10 of your posts
Am I the only one around here who understands this guy?
Of course, I work daily with the legally demented. Walkonby's ramblings are a breeze in comparison to much of their goings on. Even then, I generally tend to understand the gist of what they are trying to communicate. It's kind of like being in a foreign country where you only understand a little of the language and make due the best you can.
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Originally posted by Jaguär:
Originally posted by god's shoeshine:
i only ever understand maybe 1 out of 10 of your posts
Am I the only one around here who understands this guy?
Of course, I work daily with the legally demented. Walkonby's ramblings are a breeze in comparison to much of their goings on. Even then, I generally tend to understand the gist of what they are trying to communicate. It's kind of like being in a foreign country where you only understand a little of the language and make due the best you can. [/b]
that's illegally demented, thank you; my card hasn't been fully approved. and those places in which you work, those places with staff members spouting pure whiteness as replacements for sun lit reality . . . i know of those places; i know how to communicate with them that reside within catered walls. sometimes those folk are "three weekers" then free, while others are real with full time sadness and stuck. i cry for their zoo like existance, and am quite well attuned to the likeness of control through the chains of darkness.
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I work with the senile variety, for lack of more appropriate terms.
Not a whole lot of white in there either. They generally wear lots of different colors. All in all, it can be drab. Several very nice views though. Outside, that is. I'll spare you the inside details full of shit, gravity ladened skin and geriatric porn. The word "hipsters" has a whole different meaning in this hallway just at the brink of the light.
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don't wear the shirt of the band you are going to see.
wow...a straight answer...
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Wear it if you'd like and don't worry about what other people think. Their opinions are inferior to your own, anyway.
Originally posted by walkonby:
is wearing one of the band's shirts to the concert they are throwing, predictably dorky, or dedictatedly awesome? or does it depend on the band?
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Didn't see any Wilco t's being worn at last night's show. Does this mean Wilco fans are cool?
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Originally posted by Shemp:
Didn't see any Wilco t's being worn at last night's show. Does this mean Wilco fans are cool?
no, it just means they're old enough to have seen PCU a few times