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Set one really blew me away. Set two was oppressively humid with no breeze. I had a bunch of extra fun thanks to the family that was behind us. They brought bubble guns for the kiddos and kept spraying us with bubbles. It was wonderful.
All in all, 10/10. Would go again. Way to go Phish, you got me to stop completely fucking hating SPAC.
Why did you hate SPAC? Sight lines and sound are both pretty decent there.
Ive just never had a good time there honestly. It’s never been because of the acts I’ve gone to see, it’s always either the crew I chose to go with or seeing the park cops/security be unprovoked dicks.
Edit: almost forgot the biggest downside of SPAC - the route 9 entrance. Fuck that entrance.
Post by itrainmonkeys on Jul 10, 2019 17:02:23 GMT -5
Apparently it got a few things trending. Crazy to see somewhere I've been for years get some viral play. Though hopefully it ends up working out for bagel boss. They have good shit.
Post by itrainmonkeys on Jul 11, 2019 10:19:02 GMT -5
Question for Nashville/Tennessee people:
1.) What's the difference between the Ryman and the Opry house? Are they just two separate music venues? Assuming Opry House is smaller or is that wrong?
My mom is planning to head to Nashville with some family to celebrate her 60th and she's a big time country music fan (mainstream, CMT, redneck kind of country.....though she does like some Americana and folky stuff, too.). Any top notch recomendations for food/drinks and entertainment for a big mainstream country fan? She's not necessarily the museum going type but would love to do some shopping and get a taste for the scene. I assume she'll spend a lot of time in the downtown/main areas.
Been thinking about adopting a cat for a while. There's a lot of adult cats at the shelter near me so I'll probably check it out. I've only ever had dogs, is there anything cat specific I should know before I make a final decision?
Been thinking about adopting a cat for a while. There's a lot of adult cats at the shelter near me so I'll probably check it out. I've only ever had dogs, is there anything cat specific I should know before I make a final decision?
I've come to find that there are Up cats and Down cats. Some like to be perched on things, while others are content to stay mostly on floor/couch height. If you get an Up cat, especially an adult who is harder to train, be prepared to get a cat tree. It'll make the battle to keep the cat off tables and counters easier.
Also get kitty litter that clumps, trust me. And the crystals they put in litter do help with the smell and are worth the extra couple bucks.
Been thinking about adopting a cat for a while. There's a lot of adult cats at the shelter near me so I'll probably check it out. I've only ever had dogs, is there anything cat specific I should know before I make a final decision?
Cats are amazing, this is a good choice. I've had a billion cats in my life and every single one is different, so just go with the kitty you bond most with at the shelter.
Also that's really awesome you're considering an adult cat during kitten season, as I'm sure they get passed over a lot this time of year <3
When you first get your kitty home, be sure you have a quiet area for them to hang out in (a bathroom is perfect) until they get used to their new home. They'll come out and explore the rest of the home when they're feeling brave.
Also if you've never had a cat, just know the thing they hate most is being cornered and most scratches/bites come from them feeling trapped or chased. Let them come to you (especially in the beginning) and you'll be fine! This is why cats usually LOVE people who don't want anything to do with cats lol.
Been thinking about adopting a cat for a while. There's a lot of adult cats at the shelter near me so I'll probably check it out. I've only ever had dogs, is there anything cat specific I should know before I make a final decision?
Cats are amazing, this is a good choice. I've had a billion cats in my life and every single one is different, so just go with the kitty you bond most with at the shelter.
Also that's really awesome you're considering an adult cat during kitten season, as I'm sure they get passed over a lot this time of year <3
When you first get your kitty home, be sure you have a quiet area for them to hang out in (a bathroom is perfect) until they get used to their new home. They'll come out and explore the rest of the home when they're feeling brave.
Also if you've never had a cat, just know the thing they hate most is being cornered and most scratches/bites come from them feeling trapped or chased. Let them come to you (especially in the beginning) and you'll be fine! This is why cats usually LOVE people who don't want anything to do with cats lol.
Thanks, Really appreciate that info! I think an adult cat will probably be best for me because I want to know the full personality to ensure it’s a good fit. Every animal deserves a loving home
Post by postreznorjack on Jul 11, 2019 16:28:23 GMT -5
i think cats are awesome. i grew up with cats. but somewhere along the way my family made the switch from cat people to dog people. now we have two dogs and they are my world and i don't think a cat would work out in the mix, because every time my dogs encounter a cat the back of their heads explode. they are like "omg wtf is this thing i'm going to get close to it and there will be no repercussions" then the cat almost destroys their little dog eyeballs.
Been thinking about adopting a cat for a while. There's a lot of adult cats at the shelter near me so I'll probably check it out. I've only ever had dogs, is there anything cat specific I should know before I make a final decision?