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VonBonfire
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It makes me want to drop out of society and live in the woods since it seems likely that this is the future planned, a fully cashless one, where all transactions can be monitored and controlled.
SonVolt
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DanTravis62
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Wait till you guys find out about Flock cameras.
Yeah, crazy how there's over 1000 flock cameras in NYC but none in the upper west side
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harddriver
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Let the organized scalpers keep their unsold grossly overpriced tickets and choke on them. Of course I mean this in the most sincere and non violent way
Geo
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I am hoping to join the Amish.
SonVolt
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I couldn't deal with the hygiene and colonial-era bush.
jabps
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I flip them off every time I drive by one. Sure they're just "focusing" on the plates, right.
Btw/ anyone want to know where they are just search "where are the flock cameras" enter your zip. Even in my subdivision got one right up the street.
mentoneman
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get a load of these jaw dropping prices for the upcoming Journey “final concert tour” in Honolulu
my sister offered to take me to the escape concert for my birthday when tickets were a premium $25, but back then i was a skater into punk and metal and couldn’t deal with that sappy stuff
my sister offered to take me to the escape concert for my birthday when tickets were a premium $25, but back then i was a skater into punk and metal and couldn’t deal with that sappy stuff
griff10672
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get a load of these jaw dropping prices for the upcoming Journey “final concert tour” in Honolulu
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my sister offered to take me to the escape concert for my birthday when tickets were a premium $25, but back then i was a skater into punk and metal and couldn’t deal with that sappy stuff
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njshred
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Geo
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Interesting, I would rather be an old crank than a young soy boy taking it in the ass by the wealthy elite.
cobrahead1030
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It’s beyond annoying. I fly quite a bit, and going to a show feels more & more like dealing with airlines. Even airlines will print actual tickets if you ask.
griff10672
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some guy out in Mass just got arrested for using his ass cheeks to talk like Ace Ventura in front of multiple Flock Cams across New England ...... full on puckering butthole images ...... LMFAOWait till you guys find out about Flock cameras.
found it .... it's a Facebook Reel .....but funny
romanianreaper
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I just saw Foo Fighters in the nosebleeds in a stadium. Great show and was a three-hour set and got my money's worth.
To be honest though, everytime I go to a "big show", i'm a bit let down. Doesn't matter how big the band is. You are way up with thousands of strangers, drinking $40 beer and swiping your credit card all night for drinks and booze.
My favorite shows are in small venues and such a fun experience. Everytime i go to a metal show in a small venue, i meet people, talk about bands and tours and have so much fun. It is a great experience and a lot of these shows are really cheap. I saw Yngwie with Glenn Hughes opening as well as two other bands and I think it was like $30. I've seen shows with six bands for $25.
I won't pay big money to see these shows. It is just absurd to me. For me it is quality over quantity and an experience.
To be honest though, everytime I go to a "big show", i'm a bit let down. Doesn't matter how big the band is. You are way up with thousands of strangers, drinking $40 beer and swiping your credit card all night for drinks and booze.
My favorite shows are in small venues and such a fun experience. Everytime i go to a metal show in a small venue, i meet people, talk about bands and tours and have so much fun. It is a great experience and a lot of these shows are really cheap. I saw Yngwie with Glenn Hughes opening as well as two other bands and I think it was like $30. I've seen shows with six bands for $25.
I won't pay big money to see these shows. It is just absurd to me. For me it is quality over quantity and an experience.
griff10672
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small shows are where it's at for me these days also .... even though the last one was 5 or 6 years ago when I saw BucketHead in a small little club out here in Rhode Island ....
I don't get paying all that money .... and you end up watching everything on the big screens above the band ....
I wanna be close enough to at least see them with out the need of a camera man
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Hack
When my kids turn 18, i plan to die, but if not, i am going deep into the woods and hope i never see more than 3 people.
romanianreaper
Well-known member
Yeah it is crazy, the screens almost deceive you because it makes you feel closer to the artist. I've gone to some of these shows and met the musicians afterwards just because they are hanging out. Met Vinnie Appice recently and in the last year met some of Stephen Pearcy's band, Burning Witches, etc.
CrystalSky
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That’s your real ladder brother.I love my step ladder.
I never knew my real ladder.
And this is your stepladder:
sandman
Well-known member
I refuse to do all that stuff anymore. I dont like big crowds anymore either. Would rather listen to my favorite artists at home lol.
Floyd Eye
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They are identical.That’s your real ladder brother.
And this is your stepladder:
My real ladder died in the war.
