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Post by MickStPeter on Apr 30, 2007 22:44:22 GMT -5
Ha! southern hospitality... what a joke... Ok so I realize I'm from GA but my parents are northern... here is what I have learned of the difference between the north and south True story: at someones 50th birthday Northerner: (In the distinct northern sarcastic tone)so how does it feel to be a half century old? Southerner: (uber sweet voice, what do you call it? Lollydollup?)Oh, you look so good!...(pause, drop in tone) For your age.
Post by oatmealschnappz on May 1, 2007 0:45:32 GMT -5
^ You used "Lollydollup"!!!!!! ;D ;D ;D You are getting mad karma for using my word!!!!!! (soon, that is. I don't have any right now.) You don't know how happy you've made me! (sorry, there's not an emoticon that is smiling and crying.) Thank you!
Last Edit: May 1, 2007 1:33:27 GMT -5 by oatmealschnappz - Back to Top
tis mutual i guess... ??? sorry there isn't an emotocon smiling and puzzled at the same time... My word is dollywhop... so... Its somewhat similar... but has a completely different meaning
Post by jambandfan83 on May 1, 2007 9:16:10 GMT -5
bonnaroo crowds are big. if there is a band you really wanna see and be up close for, go ahead of time. you can avoid the crowds for the most part, but the lines going into centaroo and the crowds for the headliners are basically unavoidable.
food and drink lines are pretty short, again, the only big lines you'll really run into will be the vendors around the main stage during the headliners. oh, and bring plenty of cash - the atm lines suck!
camping isn't too crowded, but it'll still most likely be the most crowded camping situation you'll ever face. a lot of people go to bonnaroo, but i think they do a pretty good job of alleviating the thickness of the crowd.
tis mutual i guess... ??? sorry there isn't an emotocon smiling and puzzled at the same time... My word is dollywhop... so... Its somewhat similar... but has a completely different meaning
I think Schnappz confused this with the "Drunken Rambling Thread!" ;D
Ha! southern hospitality... what a joke... Ok so I realize I'm from GA but my parents are northern... here is what I have learned of the difference between the north and south True story: at someones 50th birthday Northerner: (In the distinct northern sarcastic tone)so how does it feel to be a half century old? Southerner: (uber sweet voice, what do you call it? Lollydollup?)Oh, you look so good!...(pause, drop in tone) For your age.
Oh - this was wrong - they forgot the most important thing to say at the end of that -you can get away with saying anything to anyone or behind their back as long as you bless them.
Exp: She is a young thing still. She just could not help herself. Bless her heart.
Post by MickStPeter on May 1, 2007 14:40:27 GMT -5
bos1969 said:
Oh - this was wrong - they forgot the most important thing to say at the end of that -you can get away with saying anything to anyone or behind their back as long as you bless them.
Exp: She is a young thing still. She just could not help herself. Bless her heart.
See thats the thing... the chick didn't even say it behind her back just in a different tone... that was her virsion of birthday wishes
oatmealschnappz said:
mstpeter said:
Southerner: (uber sweet voice, what do you call it? Lollydollup?)Oh, you look so good!...(pause, drop in tone) For your age.
Out of 3 years of Bonnaroo, i've only had one bad crowd experience. At J5 in '05, this girl kept starting-up conversations with me and my gf. That's cool. The problem was that she kept "passively" insulting us everytime she got the chance. We'd try to take it in stride and turn away, continuing to do our own thing. Then she would start talking to us again. We didn't want to seem rude, so we'd bite. Then she'd start being a b!tch again. I don't know what in the hell was stuck up her ass but, it was stuck WAY the f*ck up there! If you're reading this, "random girl from Boston", F*CK YOU!
Besides that, everyone at every show has been extremely cool! Bonnaroo people are the best people in the world!
Post by freedomofmusic on May 1, 2007 21:06:32 GMT -5
mokane said:
oatmealschnappz said:
Out of 3 years of Bonnaroo, i've only had one bad crowd experience. At J5 in '05, this girl kept starting-up conversations with me and my gf. That's cool. The problem was that she kept "passively" insulting us everytime she got the chance. We'd try to take it in stride and turn away, continuing to do our own thing. Then she would start talking to us again. We didn't want to seem rude, so we'd bite. Then she'd start being a b!tch again. I don't know what in the hell was stuck up her ass but, it was stuck WAY the f*ck up there! If you're reading this, "random girl from Boston", F*CK YOU!
Besides that, everyone at every show has been extremely cool! Bonnaroo people are the best people in the world!
ROFL. I know someone like this, but not Boston.
Me too - my (step) mother-in-law.
last visit: me - "check out my new bedspread." her - "how old was your old one?" me - "5 years" her - "it looked much, much older."
or
her - "did you cook these eggs in this butter?" me - "yes" her - "I know when you get eggs at a restaurant and they have this weird taste they have cooked them in something like this."
fn b**ch
She's from Buffalo by the way. A**holes are everywhere...........but I've never seen any at Bonnaroooooooooooo. YEA.
Post by funkybuttlovin on May 12, 2011 18:50:14 GMT -5
This was a real funny thread being from NY myself.
But being from NY the biggest shows I've been to were held at Jones Beach, Comcast in Hartford, and Bethel Performing Arts Center.
As the schedule just came out I know I wont be able to get to see BK, B.F., and Em all from really up close so I was wondering how the view is from the back on the What and Which stages?
Being from NY I can weave my way through crowds pretty well but I do respect others. Thanks.
This was a real funny thread being from NY myself.
But being from NY the biggest shows I've been to were held at Jones Beach, Comcast in Hartford, and Bethel Performing Arts Center.
As the schedule just came out I know I wont be able to get to see BK, B.F., and Em all from really up close so I was wondering how the view is from the back on the What and Which stages?
Being from NY I can weave my way through crowds pretty well but I do respect others. Thanks.
Hey man, where are you from if you don't mind my asking?
but there's somethin' missin' here.....whoa, it's a late night on the phone, and then you go, god, oh, oh ,oh ,oh, and then you go go go god of aweful soul....something's got got got got got got my soul...i said a somethin's got got got gotgotgot my ssssoul...and then you go...to BONNAROO...where the collectives cultivate consciousness@@@bitches!!!!!!getttin' aware n' shit!!
