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Post by Roo'adelphia on Jul 2, 2013 10:46:55 GMT -5
Pink Floyd is now on Spotify. Nice to finally see some of the bands against internet streaming (Metallica, Floyd, Led Zeppelin) getting with the program.
Pink Floyd is now on Spotify. Nice to finally see some of the bands against internet streaming (Metallica, Floyd, Led Zeppelin) getting with the program.
Can we please get the Beatles and Zepp on Spotify now?
And I'm not sure if you know this, but Metallica is on Spotify.
Pink Floyd is now on Spotify. Nice to finally see some of the bands against internet streaming (Metallica, Floyd, Led Zeppelin) getting with the program.
Can we please get the Beatles and Zepp on Spotify now?
And I'm not sure if you know this, but Metallica is on Spotify.
Yea Metallica are recently (3-4 months ago) Just saw Floyd got added and I thought Zeppelin was on there but now that I think about it they arnt. They can let Cadillac use and mix one of their songs but not the people get a free listen on their desktop. Ill give it not long before they come around tho. If they got Roger and David to agree and sign something, anythings possible.
Can we please get the Beatles and Zepp on Spotify now?
And I'm not sure if you know this, but Metallica is on Spotify.
Yea Metallica are recently (3-4 months ago) Just saw Floyd got added and I thought Zeppelin was on there but now that I think about it they arnt. They can let Cadillac use and mix one of their songs but not the people get a free listen on their desktop. Ill give it not long before they come around tho. If they got Roger and David to agree and sign something, anythings possible.
Yeah if Metallica and Floyd are on there, it's only a matter of time.
Does anyone have any experience with a store called 2nd and Charles? The Books A Million down the road from my house closed a few months ago, and has been turned into one of these. Seems like they would dabble in all sorts of things I'm interested in selling/buying, but does anyone have any firsthand experience with one of these places?
Okay... so this place kicks ass. As a consumer, at least... ridiculously cheap prices on old DVDs and comic books... but, I'm betting it's not the best place to sell stuff. I've never seen so many used books, music, and movies under one roof, and this town has a particularly healthy mom n' pop scene with which to compare.
another day, another random thought... I think I need to go out on a date. I have been single (divorced) for a year and a half now. no unresolved issues from that relationship, my son is no longer a tiny baby who needs quite so constant (read: exhausting) attention, and I'm ready.
the problem: I work in a Peds practice, as I've mentioned before, so I don't ever just meet any guys. and I'm over the bar/downtown scene. not that I'm looking for another serious, long-term thing, per se, but I don't want to just hook up with someone and never talk to them again.
so, what's left? online dating? have any of you tried it- and had any success- or horror stories? I don't know why but it freaks me out a little.
another day, another random thought... I think I need to go out on a date. I have been single (divorced) for a year and a half now. no unresolved issues from that relationship, my son is no longer a tiny baby who needs quite so constant (read: exhausting) attention, and I'm ready.
the problem: I work in a Peds practice, as I've mentioned before, so I don't ever just meet any guys. and I'm over the bar/downtown scene. not that I'm looking for another serious, long-term thing, per se, but I don't want to just hook up with someone and never talk to them again.
so, what's left? online dating? have any of you tried it- and had any success- or horror stories? I don't know why but it freaks me out a little.
I wonder the same thing. I've been single for over 3 years now and would like to try dating but I don't know where to meet anyone who is decent. The whole online dating thing honestly scares the sh*t out of me.
another day, another random thought... I think I need to go out on a date. I have been single (divorced) for a year and a half now. no unresolved issues from that relationship, my son is no longer a tiny baby who needs quite so constant (read: exhausting) attention, and I'm ready.
the problem: I work in a Peds practice, as I've mentioned before, so I don't ever just meet any guys. and I'm over the bar/downtown scene. not that I'm looking for another serious, long-term thing, per se, but I don't want to just hook up with someone and never talk to them again.
so, what's left? online dating? have any of you tried it- and had any success- or horror stories? I don't know why but it freaks me out a little.
Inforoo? Festivals? You already have something in common with the guys right from the start...
another day, another random thought... I think I need to go out on a date. I have been single (divorced) for a year and a half now. no unresolved issues from that relationship, my son is no longer a tiny baby who needs quite so constant (read: exhausting) attention, and I'm ready.
the problem: I work in a Peds practice, as I've mentioned before, so I don't ever just meet any guys. and I'm over the bar/downtown scene. not that I'm looking for another serious, long-term thing, per se, but I don't want to just hook up with someone and never talk to them again.
so, what's left? online dating? have any of you tried it- and had any success- or horror stories? I don't know why but it freaks me out a little.
I wonder the same thing. I've been single for over 3 years now and would like to try dating but I don't know where to meet anyone who is decent. The whole online dating thing honestly scares the sh*t out of me.
I haven't tried online dating myself, but I probably would if I wasn't in a relationship. It seems to me that at this particular point in time, your chances of meeting a weirdo online are basically on par with your chances of meeting a weirdo out in the world. I'd think with any date, it's good policy to be safe and keep to public places until you are reasonably comfortable with the other person.
I've known three couples (off the top of my head) that met online. Two were on match.com and I think the other was on JDate, but it's possible I'm wrong about that one. One of the match.com couples was made up of two terrible individuals who were married for like six years, had a baby, and then got divorced after the girl revealed that she had blown pretty much every guy she came in contact with that would agree to let her do that, both before and during the marriage. Last I heard they had moved back in together. I guess the moral of that story is despite being awful people, match.com did it's job because they deserved each other.
The other match.com couple is my oldest friend and her husband. They've been together for like eight years or so now, married for like six maybe. They have one-year old twins and seem to be very happy together.
The JDate couple is about the same. I think they just had their second baby. They seem really happy too.
Because pornography is almost totally male escapist fantasy and clitoral erections would do nothing to satisfy that fantasy? You have to remember that this is also a world where the female orgasm is like a locked door in that if you beat on it long enough, it's bound to open.
Just re-quoting to say that of all her questions/statements, I thought this was the most silly. Of freaking course porn doesn't show clitoral erections. That isn't the goal of porn (to turn women on) and the things most guys do in porn wouldn't cause anything to get erect on a female.
another day, another random thought... I think I need to go out on a date. I have been single (divorced) for a year and a half now. no unresolved issues from that relationship, my son is no longer a tiny baby who needs quite so constant (read: exhausting) attention, and I'm ready.
the problem: I work in a Peds practice, as I've mentioned before, so I don't ever just meet any guys. and I'm over the bar/downtown scene. not that I'm looking for another serious, long-term thing, per se, but I don't want to just hook up with someone and never talk to them again.
so, what's left? online dating? have any of you tried it- and had any success- or horror stories? I don't know why but it freaks me out a little.
I've tried online dating twice, but with no luck. I know a few couples who have met from an online dating site, and are still together. I feel that I'm just as likely to meet a weirdo IRL as I am online. I feel you about wanting/being ready to go on dates. I'm able to meet a lot of guys through my work, or friends, or shows... but the dates still don't happen. I don't know if I need to be more assertive and ask the guys? But it's a turn on to me when they ask me, so I feel like it's pointless. I just keep telling myself, "All in good time." That usually keeps me patient. If you're thinking about doing online dating, just do it then. I guarentee you the dates will come, even if it's just for a distraction for a while.
Plus I feel like guys dont like to ask girls out until it's a sure thing anymore. Like there's no risk. Not that I'm a shining example of a guy that asks girls out.
another day, another random thought... I think I need to go out on a date. I have been single (divorced) for a year and a half now. no unresolved issues from that relationship, my son is no longer a tiny baby who needs quite so constant (read: exhausting) attention, and I'm ready.
the problem: I work in a Peds practice, as I've mentioned before, so I don't ever just meet any guys. and I'm over the bar/downtown scene. not that I'm looking for another serious, long-term thing, per se, but I don't want to just hook up with someone and never talk to them again.
so, what's left? online dating? have any of you tried it- and had any success- or horror stories? I don't know why but it freaks me out a little.
Don't know where you live but maybe you can join a running group or start going to yoga classes.......(obligatory pause for yoga pants)........ Or join some type of group/club that you have a interest in. That would help break the ice and you would instantly have something in common.
You're just too young to grasp how stylin' I really was. All the boys wanted to do me when I was 5. Actually the girls did too. My haircut was confusing.
I graduated last year, and most of my friends moved far away for their new jobs or grad school. I moved to a new city not really knowing anyone. It's quite possible I'm just doing it wrong, but I've had a difficult time making friends around my age. I get out a fair amount, going to various events and volunteering for city events when I can. It seems the vast majority the ladies I meet are southern girls looking for their cowboy, whose idea of a fun weekend is going to a tractor pull. Yuck. After the better part of a year, I decided to try online dating and almost right away I met one girl that seemed awesome. We chatted a few times and got along exceedingly well. I was very excited to meet up with her, which she wanted to do, and then suddenly, without warning, she stopped replying. She was still around, still going online, but ignoring me. I never did hear back from her. After that, I haven't found anyone else on there that's truly interested me, only more of the stereotypical southern, cowboy-lovin', boot-wearing, lets-go-muddin' girls.
I would say online dating is worth a shot. It'll help you find people you might not have found otherwise.
another day, another random thought... I think I need to go out on a date. I have been single (divorced) for a year and a half now. no unresolved issues from that relationship, my son is no longer a tiny baby who needs quite so constant (read: exhausting) attention, and I'm ready.
the problem: I work in a Peds practice, as I've mentioned before, so I don't ever just meet any guys. and I'm over the bar/downtown scene. not that I'm looking for another serious, long-term thing, per se, but I don't want to just hook up with someone and never talk to them again.
so, what's left? online dating? have any of you tried it- and had any success- or horror stories? I don't know why but it freaks me out a little.
Don't know where you live but maybe you can join a running group or start going to yoga classes.......(obligatory pause for yoga pants)........ Or join some type of group/club that you have a interest in. That would help break the ice and you would instantly have something in common.
That's good advice. In two months I've made around 5 or 6 new friends of both genders whom I could call up and go to events with from my running group.
thanks for the suggestions and encouragement. maybe I will look at joining a group- I am a member of meetup, I should look and see what kind of options are out there.
I graduated last year, and most of my friends moved far away for their new jobs or grad school. I moved to a new city not really knowing anyone. It's quite possible I'm just doing it wrong, but I've had a difficult time making friends around my age. I get out a fair amount, going to various events and volunteering for city events when I can. It seems the vast majority the ladies I meet are southern girls looking for their cowboy, whose idea of a fun weekend is going to a tractor pull. Yuck. After the better part of a year, I decided to try online dating and almost right away I met one girl that seemed awesome. We chatted a few times and got along exceedingly well. I was very excited to meet up with her, which she wanted to do, and then suddenly, without warning, she stopped replying. She was still around, still going online, but ignoring me. I never did hear back from her. After that, I haven't found anyone else on there that's truly interested me, only more of the stereotypical southern, cowboy-lovin', boot-wearing, lets-go-muddin' girls.
I would say online dating is worth a shot. It'll help you find people you might not have found otherwise.
^^^those women are in Greenville? do they even have tractor pulls, for real? I have lived here almost my entire life and I did not know that.
another day, another random thought... I think I need to go out on a date. I have been single (divorced) for a year and a half now. no unresolved issues from that relationship, my son is no longer a tiny baby who needs quite so constant (read: exhausting) attention, and I'm ready.
the problem: I work in a Peds practice, as I've mentioned before, so I don't ever just meet any guys. and I'm over the bar/downtown scene. not that I'm looking for another serious, long-term thing, per se, but I don't want to just hook up with someone and never talk to them again.
so, what's left? online dating? have any of you tried it- and had any success- or horror stories? I don't know why but it freaks me out a little.
I've tried online dating twice, but with no luck. I know a few couples who have met from an online dating site, and are still together. I feel that I'm just as likely to meet a weirdo IRL as I am online. I feel you about wanting/being ready to go on dates. I'm able to meet a lot of guys through my work, or friends, or shows... but the dates still don't happen. I don't know if I need to be more assertive and ask the guys? But it's a turn on to me when they ask me, so I feel like it's pointless. I just keep telling myself, "All in good time." That usually keeps me patient. If you're thinking about doing online dating, just do it then. I guarentee you the dates will come, even if it's just for a distraction for a while.
yeah, I'm not the kind of person who has to be in a relationship... I like being on my own for the most part but there are a lot of awesome things about having a good partner. not just sex, but knowing someone else in the world has your back, no matter what. not that I'm wanting to jump into anything serious right now, but even just a sweet text from a guy you like or a fun date is a good thing.
Post by itrainmonkeys on Jul 3, 2013 12:49:35 GMT -5
Not sure which one Flanzo is linking to but this exchange will never not make me laugh:
Harry Caray: The American League is represented by the Cleveland Indians and, for the National League, the Florida Marlins. It sure is exciting, Norm!
Norm MacDonald: Yeah, well, it certainly - certainly is, Harry. Now, who do you like in the Series?
Harry Caray: It's tough to say, Norm. On one hand, you've got the Marlins. Now, that's an odd mascot, a marlin.
Norm MacDonald: Yeah. Yeah, I guess it is.
Harry Caray: Of course, pound for pound, it's the smartest fish in the ocean. With its sword-like snout, it'll carve your eye out and not think twice about it. ... Norm, to this day, if I walk into a seafood restaurant and I see a marlin on the wall, I just grab my wife and leave! ...
Norm MacDonald: Is that a fact, huh?
Harry Caray: Of course, on the other hand, you have the Indians -- a group of untrustworthy savages! ... [Norm nods in agreement] You look away, next thing you know, they steal your land! ...
Norm MacDonald: Yup. That's true. Well, Harry, you're talkin' a lot about the mascots. Now, what about the players?
Harry Caray: They won't be a factor! Trust me! ... Hey, Norm! You ever been alone in a room face to face with a marlin?
Norm MacDonald: No. Nope.
Harry Caray: No matter where you go in the room, its eye follows your every move. ... You should try it some time. It's a rush! ... I should know -- I used to hunt them.
Norm MacDonald: Really? You - you hunted marlins, huh?
Harry Caray: No. Indians. ... I've got a whole closet full of scalps at home. ... They're just collecting dust. The government stopped buying them years ago. ... Hey, Norm! Ya interested in buyin' a scalp?
Norm MacDonald: Well, I mean, I guess--
Harry Caray: It's a simple "yes or no" question! ...
Norm MacDonald: Well, what does this have to do with the World Series, Har'?
Harry Caray: This sale isn't gonna make or break me, Norm, so don't jerk me around! ... Do you want to buy a scalp or not?
The thing with joining groups, etc. is that I live in a rural area with little to do. I'm surrounded by rednecks, meth addicts, and uneducated ultra conservative nitwits. My goal is not to find a husband, but to find someone I can enjoy. I'm not sure there are many people close to my town that I have anything in common with that are age appropriate.