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One of the venues in Knoxville gets me every time. They always post the "show time" on Facebook. To them, this means when doors open, so I end up there crazy early.
When I seen RTJ on Friday, it said doors opened at 8 on the ticket. So I figured with two openers and the place usually having a Midnight curfew, the first one would get started at 8:30 or so.
I got there at 9:10 and the first opener didn't come on stage until five minutes after I got there.
That's your bad sir cause ElP ALWAYS posts the exact set times on his social media before their shows.
When I seen RTJ on Friday, it said doors opened at 8 on the ticket. So I figured with two openers and the place usually having a Midnight curfew, the first one would get started at 8:30 or so.
I got there at 9:10 and the first opener didn't come on stage until five minutes after I got there.
That's your bad sir cause ElP ALWAYS posts the exact set times on his social media before their shows.
Post by itrainmonkeys on Dec 1, 2014 15:13:55 GMT -5
Do you guys throw out your old Rolling Stone (or other) magazines? Or save them for the future? I've got a decent amount of old magazines but I'm starting to feel like a hoarder because I don't often go back and read through them. Lately I've been saving ones that have a feature or review for an act I really enjoy but even then I'm still hanging on to more old magazines than I'd like.
Do you guys throw out your old Rolling Stone (or other) magazines? Or save them for the future? I've got a decent amount of old magazines but I'm starting to feel like a hoarder because I don't often go back and read through them. Lately I've been saving ones that have a feature or review for an act I really enjoy but even then I'm still hanging on to more old magazines than I'd like.
I save depending on articles. Although, I "lost" my Beastie Boys RS in a breakup and had to go through and downsize the remaining.
Do you guys throw out your old Rolling Stone (or other) magazines? Or save them for the future? I've got a decent amount of old magazines but I'm starting to feel like a hoarder because I don't often go back and read through them. Lately I've been saving ones that have a feature or review for an act I really enjoy but even then I'm still hanging on to more old magazines than I'd like.
Supposed to be working, but am officially addicted to the inforoo boards. I am screwed.
I have a major project which needs to be done by 7 pm Wednesday... and I haven't started yet.
Looks like I'm calling out of work tomorrow and hitting up the library.
I wasn't feeling great Sunday but called in sick anyways partially because I had to write a paper that was due by midnight. I stayed marked off to go to a concert. I'm debating on whether or not I will make an appearance tomorrow...
I had a dream I met Kanye last night. Very eccentric, but nice guy.
I had a dream last night that I met Pharrell Williams while rollerskating. He was just standing to the side trying to warn me about the dangers of imprudent investing. I must say, I didn't take him very seriously - but that was probably because I could only hear five or six words at a time as I wizzed past him on the roller rink, ripping off sick moves with my old school 4x4s.
This newsletter isn't writing itself, and I am starting to get worried about my deadline. Maybe I should get off the boards? Or not. 50% done isn't bad, right?
This newsletter isn't writing itself, and I am starting to get worried about my deadline. Maybe I should get off the boards? Or not. 50% done isn't bad, right?