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It's an extra $25 for trip insurance, which, according to them, covers 100% of the cancellation fee. But I've been screwed on this before, so I'm taking it with a grain of salt.
I know there's a thread on here about gas prices, but I just don't have the patience to go hunt it down. Just needed to report that I saw gas today in OKC for $2.29 - WOW!
Post by ziggyandthemonkeys on Oct 19, 2008 0:11:23 GMT -5
Been seeing gas in the 2.60's around here. SNL was actually pretty funny tonight. The opening skit, Marky Mark, the changing seasons bit, and Weekend Update was HILARIOUS. I don't know if that was actually Amy Poehler rapping, but I thought that was just a good song, and funny.
Post by bamadancer on Oct 19, 2008 22:03:11 GMT -5
MSTRKRFT blew.my.mind. last night. Third time I've seen them and it was by far the BEST...even better than the Bonnaroo show. I raged so hard I have been sore all day today!
AND I have Pendulum this week and STS9 2 weeks after!
Well crap....I got a new puppy yesterday and was gonna post some pix....but apparently photobucket isn't working tonight cause I don't have the post image option
It's working on InfoVooDoo though....and I used the Image Shack add in for that so must be photobucket
Oh well...take my word for it...she's absolutely adorable! ;D Pix to come soon!
I just found out the coolest freaking thing ever, and I just had to share. Yes, even cooler than a couple weeks ago, when I met some guy who is very good friends with Trey and used to be his primary corn supplier.
Okay, so there's this professor at my college who teaches a few music courses, including one class that is solely focused on analyzing Beatles' lyrics as poetry. I've wanted to take it for a few semesters now, but the class always fills up about 10 minutes after class registration opens.
Anyway, today I was talking with a couple people in that class, and get this - back in the day, the teacher used to be the tour nurse for the Grateful Dead during all their shows and festies. And not just for a few months, either, but for decades.
How awesome is that? I don't think I've ever met the professor, but now I want to hunt her down and ask her all about it.
Throw in some rechargeable batteries and portable battery charger if you can afford it, too. Spray fans and so many other must-haves unfortunately don't run on cranks.
I just found out the coolest freaking thing ever, and I just had to share. Yes, even cooler than a couple weeks ago, when I met some guy who is very good friends with Trey and used to be his primary corn supplier.
Okay, so there's this professor at my college who teaches a few music courses, including one class that is solely focused on analyzing Beatles' lyrics as poetry. I've wanted to take it for a few semesters now, but the class always fills up about 10 minutes after class registration opens.
Anyway, today I was talking with a couple people in that class, and get this - back in the day, the teacher used to be the tour nurse for the Grateful Dead during all their shows and festies. And not just for a few months, either, but for decades.
How awesome is that? I don't think I've ever met the professor, but now I want to hunt her down and ask her all about it.
Those are both very cool people to know. I'm envious. Our school has a History of Rock class where the professor toured with the Eagles back in the day. That's as cool as it gets over here though
Post by Steel_City_X on Oct 22, 2008 17:01:14 GMT -5
I took a History of Horror Films course many, many moons ago while at CU-Boulder.
Actually one of the more intense courses from the stand point of information that we had to know and were tested on. That was in the days of blackboards - the real ones with chalk for you youngsters - BPP - Before Power Point.
Weirdest - Rabid by David Cronenberg - staring Marilyn Chambers
Fave's - Roger Corman series of B-grade movies. Many of the Republic Films monster series.
Those are both very cool people to know. I'm envious. Our school has a History of Rock class where the professor toured with the Eagles back in the day. That's as cool as it gets over here though
At my previous job I worked with one of Johnny Cash's road tour managers. He worked as a tour manager for Johnny for like 10 or 15 years....had TONS of stuff. I remember he would like reach into a filing cabinet if he knew you were a music fan and like just grab signed T-shirts or posters and crap...said he had crap loads of boxes of it all over and I totally believe it. Took a job in the computer industry when he wanted to get off the road. But he made good money doing it....when he needs to do any big ticket stuff....like remodeling or having to replace his AC or anything...he dips into his "Johnny money" as he calls it - LOL! Man....HE had some stories.....
Poop yeah, P-Fest is this weekend! ;D ;D ;D You guys really have no idea how happy this makes me, so let me put it this way - besides Bonnaroo, it's by far the biggest party of the year.
Yeah, that's right, it's even more of a shitshow than New Year's or St. Paddy's. So, yeah... it's going to be a fun Saturday for me.
Unfortunately, that means that Bonnaroo will now be in a completely different country, and I'm just not sure I'm ready to accept that as a fact of life.
So you have been through two years of culinary school and just went to the gocery store. What do you decide to have for dinner? Quackin Hardee's. And a Chili Thick Burger at that.