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I was told that I can choose between two things to count as my birthday/christmas gift. They are a playstation 3 or a ticket to Roo. What should I do?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I was told that I can choose between two things to count as my birthday/christmas gift. They are a playstation 3 or a ticket to Roo. What should I do?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is a dilemma? The answer is always the Roo ticket.......
I was told that I can choose between two things to count as my birthday/christmas gift. They are a playstation 3 or a ticket to Roo. What should I do?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is a dilemma? The answer is always the Roo ticket.......
Post by Mista Don't Play on Dec 6, 2010 22:37:31 GMT -5
No real dilemma there. PS3s aren't going anywhere. Each Bonnaroo only happens once. If you had originally planned on buying your own Roo ticket, then you can use that money for a PS3 if you really want it, but its important to lock down a Roo ticket if you have the opportunity.
Post by strumntheguitar on Dec 8, 2010 9:23:58 GMT -5
Plus, a Bonnaroo ticket comes with a whole bunch of bands included. You're lucky to get a small handful of lower-tier games when you buy a PS3. Sounds like the answer is obvious.
Post by strumntheguitar on Dec 9, 2010 13:48:07 GMT -5
^^^For what it's worth I have a job but saving up for a PS3 or a festie ticket is not just a walk in the park. I guess what you mean is get a swanky overpaying job and throw money around to get whatever you want in life. Buy your cake and eat it on a gold platter too. What a nice life.
^^^For what it's worth I have a job but saving up for a PS3 or a festie ticket is not just a walk in the park. I guess what you mean is get a swanky overpaying job and throw money around to get whatever you want in life. Buy your cake and eat it on a gold platter too. What a nice life.
It's good to see some of the old crew here. I get kind of lonely here amongst all of the flavor of the week hipsters.
I spent about 500 there and the trip, no dr*gs either. I bought alot of food, alot of ice, guy burwell's poster, the national's poster, and DMB's poster, I bought an off brand camelbak at bass pro shop for $35, then quite a bit on gas, and $15 at the carwash. I intend to have atleast $500 saved for next year by june 1st. I also intend to buy several things before hand (real camelbak, dr scholes x3, big ass rubber shit kickers (for mud), nusince masks for dust, a 5 day cooler, a sleeping mask, ear plugs, battery powered fans, a misting spray bottle, a chair I can take into centroo, a decent air mattress, and a select comfort mattress pad)
I had a camelbak as well. It helped a lot! Before my friends and I left for Tennessee I stopped over at wholefoods and picked up 4 2 liter bottles of electrolyte water. Let me just say they helped a lot because I drank less water and was able to conserve. I also ended up buying a lot of food at Roo. It was my first Roo and I ended up doing way better than all of my friends.
Post by Mista Don't Play on Dec 11, 2010 23:53:19 GMT -5
The first time is always a great learning experience. Luckily for me I had a crew of veterans with me. With a couple years under your belt its smooth sailing getting ready for it now.