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Has everybody else's FB feed turned into people from your hometown making statues about whatever the hot button political topic is? Mine is fucking awful.
That's pretty much my feed all the time. Except 98% of it is on my side, because I only have a few Republican (leaning) friends left.
Has everybody else's FB feed turned into people from your hometown making statues about whatever the hot button political topic is? Mine is fucking awful.
That's pretty much my feed all the time. Except 98% of it is on my side, because I only have a few Republican (leaning) friends left.
Mine seems to be fairly split. Majority of time the first thing I see when I log-in is Trump or Bernie.
This will be the first year since I can remember that I won't be buying a presale ticket. It's a weird feeling.
I used to get so excited for presale and on-sale dates and seeing all my friends buy tickets. These days, the end doesn't justify the means, for me. This is the first year I'm just not excited at all for tickets or rumors or anything.
I've narrowed down the wedding pics from 287 to 125. That's still way too many for a FB album, right?
I, too, think ALL your pictures are needed (and I still need properly stalk them all), but I am currently trying to get 700 Homecoming pictures down to 100 for a shareable album and it is IMPOSSIBLE. I have been trying for 3 days and I am at 146. It is driving me crazy.
Welcome back Bonz, but I do not find it strange that your presence being requested in the Orgy thread and then you showing up, like it was the quacking Bonzai Bat Signal.
Post by 10goldbees on Nov 20, 2015 11:11:10 GMT -5
Can anyone explain why on Amazon it is cheaper to buy a CD with a free MP3 version than it is to buy just an MP3? Do they have a vested interest in moving physical copies? I'm not complaining. I like having a physical copy of my music. Just wondering.
This will be the first year since I can remember that I won't be buying a presale ticket. It's a weird feeling.
I used to get so excited for presale and on-sale dates and seeing all my friends buy tickets. These days, the end doesn't justify the means, for me. This is the first year I'm just not excited at all for tickets or rumors or anything.
I feel your pain.
I wish I could buy one, but I need to use that money for something else right now. I also can't put the money into it because work may not let me take it off. I am so upset, and have lost excitement for it over the last month.
Considering you've found the need to respond to my threads as if you are threatened by me I offer you some peace my confused counterpart. May you find peace in your restless soul.
No. I pay that much for a jukeky pass the whole month.
This is a horrid way to evaluate the dollar value of concerts.
False. If anything it's made me revaluate how much money I was spending on shows I only kind of wanted to see. If you have to ask yourself if it's too much, it prob is.
This is a horrid way to evaluate the dollar value of concerts.
False. If anything it's made me revaluate how much money I was spending on shows I only kind of wanted to see. If you have to ask yourself if it's too much, it prob is.
Your view is skewed by the fact that you have access to a service that allows you to go to shows for a low monthly price, and you live in a city that gets a large amount of acts. You could theoretically see 25 bands in a month with Jukely, but that doesn't mean that shows shouldn't be worth much more than a dollar. Pre-jukely, you could only see a limited amount of shows, and that limitation made each individual show more valuable. Now that you have more access to them, shows don't seem worth as much to you.
If you were paying $75 before to see three shows in a month, and now you're seeing three shows for $25 a month, Jukely is basically a 66% coupon for you. You get a heavy discount on shows now, which makes you see them as being less valuable than us non-Jukeliers do.
Shaky Knees is right around my bday, like within a few days of it, and one of my best friends lives down in Hotlanta....so that makes it tempting on multiple levels. Also, if the lineup is similar to what the 2015 was, I'd be elated to go. But I think I'd have to choose between SK & Big Ears, with Roo as my only other for the Spring/Summer time frame.
Considering you've found the need to respond to my threads as if you are threatened by me I offer you some peace my confused counterpart. May you find peace in your restless soul.
False. If anything it's made me revaluate how much money I was spending on shows I only kind of wanted to see. If you have to ask yourself if it's too much, it prob is.
Your view is skewed by the fact that you have access to a service that allows you to go to shows for a low monthly price, and you live in a city that gets a large amount of acts. You could theoretically see 25 bands in a month with Jukely, but that doesn't mean that shows shouldn't be worth much more than a dollar. Pre-jukely, you could only see a limited amount of shows, and that limitation made each individual show more valuable. Now that you have more access to them, shows don't seem worth as much to you.
If you were paying $75 before to see three shows in a month, and now you're seeing three shows for $25 a month, Jukely is basically a 66% coupon for you. You get a heavy discount on shows now, which makes you see them as being less valuable than us non-Jukeliers do.
Hey she asked if it was worth 25$ and I said no. All of our opinions are skewed based on our lives....
Your view is skewed by the fact that you have access to a service that allows you to go to shows for a low monthly price, and you live in a city that gets a large amount of acts. You could theoretically see 25 bands in a month with Jukely, but that doesn't mean that shows shouldn't be worth much more than a dollar. Pre-jukely, you could only see a limited amount of shows, and that limitation made each individual show more valuable. Now that you have more access to them, shows don't seem worth as much to you.
If you were paying $75 before to see three shows in a month, and now you're seeing three shows for $25 a month, Jukely is basically a 66% coupon for you. You get a heavy discount on shows now, which makes you see them as being less valuable than us non-Jukeliers do.
Hey she asked if it was worth 25$ and I said no. All of our opinions are skewed based on our lives....
Yes but I have no life which makes my opinions more objective.