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We went to Roo in 2005 and encountered a group of random kids who were locals and had jumped a fence somewhere and ran through these crazy woods to get in without tickets.... they were really funny and knew one of the people we were with. They ended up staying at our camp site all day for the whole weekend and watching our stuff for us! They didn't have wrist bands to see the shows but they got to hang out at shakedown and find "goodies" for us while we were at shows.... they had lots of good vibes going out and were great to have around... I miss the lil hoodlums!
anywayz... random story about random kids.. lol anyone else meet any cool people that added to their ROO experience?
In '05 There were 6 of us. we got on this kick of cussing... a lot. It was F*cker this and c*cksucker that, all weekend long... funny as hell. Anyway, we were camped next to the sweetest little couple from Canada, I think they were like 19, TOTAL noobs. On Sunday night after WSP we were all just silly, still cussing up a storm and the little couple joined us to hang out. By the end of it all the girl tentatively started saying c*cksucker... it was so adorable because she said it like it was a question, real quiet like. But by Monday when they pulled away she was a pro, called us all f*ckers as they left.
I'm sure they called each other profane names all the way home. priceless.
Post by HelloGoodbye on May 29, 2007 17:10:20 GMT -5
ah thats funny .. i met locals last year that did the same thing. I met them during the AMAZING radiohead show, they were hilarious, and their story of how they got in was pretty funny.
ticket to bonnaroo: $214.00 Tent: $69.99 Bottled water: $5.00 a case Party favors: $100.00 Gas: $30 Garlic Grilled Cheese: $2 Turning you sweet little camping neighbor into a cursing sailor:
we had met some fun locals right before the Cypress Hill set. They told me and my freind about how they had been partying at Walmart with people and descirbed all the 'madness' they had be partkaing in...we chilled with them a bit for that show and went to Radiohead to camp out with them...after a while they just got up and left like it was nothing. meeting random people is awsome
Post by lordrockinhood on May 30, 2007 11:51:45 GMT -5
Going Soloroo last year, I was as prepared as I could be, or at least I thought I was as I set up my little tent in front of my car and sat on my melting cooler with no shade drinking a Bud. Meanwhile the 2 girls next to me had set up a small palace with lots of furniture and ammenities under a huge canopy. They saw me sitting there sweating and alone and immediately invited me over for fresh Watermellon. After that we became an instant 4-day family, and it was share and share alike. Amy and Natalie from Atlanta... those two were very cool, yes indeed they were.
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