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thank you!!! I appreciate the info! I'll only be up there for the day on saturday, so pending how hungover I am, hopefully I can see a few sights I'm a huge coffee & beer person, so those are some great recommendations.
Hope you enjoy it. Living all over the country I can say, without doubt, RVA is home. I always come back.
while I didn't have as much extra time in the city as I planned, I DID get to check out the black sheep. and ohmyfuq. I will dream about the sandwich I ate for the rest of my life.
but I have a feeling I'll be back in the not so distant future to check everything else out
Hope you enjoy it. Living all over the country I can say, without doubt, RVA is home. I always come back.
while I didn't have as much extra time in the city as I planned, I DID get to check out the black sheep. and ohmyfuq. I will dream about the sandwich I ate for the rest of my life.
but I have a feeling I'll be back in the not so distant future to check everything else out
I totes forgot about Black Sheep. The War of Northern Ingestion is crucial.
Glad you had fun for a short time. Let me know ahead of time if you need a tour guide.
Somebody's birthday is today and I can't remember who. It's not on face books either. But I know for a fact that someone who is (or was) significant in my life was born today. I feel terrible.
Post by bansheebeat on Dec 16, 2014 9:37:42 GMT -5
Not having a phone was really cool and refreshing for about 3 hours... 3 days later I'm losing my mind. No clue how I'm gonna make it ~2 months without.
Never had that done to me because I wore dresses. I was just spit on, tripped, and hands go up my skirt. (I started wearing shorts under my dresses)
For the 100,000th time, I didn't spit. I had a salivary spasm and the tripping was an accident. As for the hands thing, I misread the signals when you said, "Get the fuck away from me, you pig." My bad.
My kid got pantsed yesterday in class. He was/is devastated by it.
That's rough. He'll get past it. Everyone has those embarrassing school moments.
Even as a kid I thought that "prank" was not funny at all. I'm sorry custeph. Hope he's past it sooner than later, I think the Christmas break should help clear it up. Kids are mean.
That's rough. He'll get past it. Everyone has those embarrassing school moments.
Even as a kid I thought that "prank" was not funny at all. I'm sorry custeph. Hope he's past it sooner than later, I think the Christmas break should help clear it up. Kids are mean.
That's rough. He'll get past it. Everyone has those embarrassing school moments.
Even as a kid I thought that "prank" was not funny at all. I'm sorry custeph. Hope he's past it sooner than later, I think the Christmas break should help clear it up. Kids are mean.
The prank would be funny when you're doing it with friends. Like, when the goal is to just sort of embarrass your buddy but you know that at some point he'll get you back. We used to do it but we also knew when was appropriate or when someone wasn't in the mood to joke around. We also used to do this thing where we'd tap the books out of your hands (if you weren't holding on tight and someone tapped the back or corner of the books it could make you lose your grip) but again this was between friends. Doing it to random people or people you don't like adds another mean layer to it.
If someone is doing it to another kid that they aren't friends with and it's just to make them embarrassed in front of the whole class/school then that's mean. I don't think we did it in front of an entire class or anything like that. "Pantsing" someone was more of an out of school prank for us.
My kid got pantsed yesterday in class. He was/is devastated by it.
Yuk; those are hard moments to take (for both the child and parent). One time I was bullied, an authority figure explained to me afterwards that in most of these incidents, the bully is acting out their feelings of inadequacy in comparison to the victim and is dealing with their frustration of not being able to be 'better', or 'smarter', or more 'well-liked' than the victim. Since the bully can't lift themselves up, the try to tear others down.
It helped me get in the head of my bully and begin to feel empathy towards them rather than building animosity. The bully didn't become an angel overnight, of course - but I was better prepared to deal with that mindset. Plus, after having been embarrassed / singled out by the bullying, it sure didn't hurt to hear some one I trusted tell me I got picked on for good qualities, not bad.
Given the zero-tolerance policies most schools have, that bully may have a discipline action from the school regarding sexual assault on their hands.
Even as a kid I thought that "prank" was not funny at all. I'm sorry custeph. Hope he's past it sooner than later, I think the Christmas break should help clear it up. Kids are mean.
The prank would be funny when you're doing it with friends. Like, when the goal is to just sort of embarrass your buddy but you know that at some point he'll get you back. We used to do it but we also knew when was appropriate or when someone wasn't in the mood to joke around. We also used to do this thing where we'd tap the books out of your hands (if you weren't holding on tight and someone tapped the back or corner of the books it could make you lose your grip) but again this was between friends. Doing it to random people or people you don't like adds another mean layer to it.
If someone is doing it to another kid that they aren't friends with and it's just to make them embarrassed in front of the whole class/school then that's mean. I don't think we did it in front of an entire class or anything like that. "Pantsing" someone was more of an out of school prank for us.
Yeah, it was in front of the whole class. At least he was in the back of the room. When I first found out, I was so hoping it had happened in one of his same gender classes (they do that at his middle school), but nope, it was a class with boys & girls. He is super sensitive anyway, especially as of late since he hasn't really hit his growth spurt and he is taking after my husband being super thin (not after me!), so it is even worse right now. I spoke to the principal and his teacher a few times yesterday. And there were some good father - son talks had last night too.
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.
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.
Even as a kid I thought that "prank" was not funny at all. I'm sorry custeph. Hope he's past it sooner than later, I think the Christmas break should help clear it up. Kids are mean.
The prank would be funny when you're doing it with friends. Like, when the goal is to just sort of embarrass your buddy but you know that at some point he'll get you back. We used to do it but we also knew when was appropriate or when someone wasn't in the mood to joke around. We also used to do this thing where we'd tap the books out of your hands (if you weren't holding on tight and someone tapped the back or corner of the books it could make you lose your grip) but again this was between friends. Doing it to random people or people you don't like adds another mean layer to it.
If someone is doing it to another kid that they aren't friends with and it's just to make them embarrassed in front of the whole class/school then that's mean. I don't think we did it in front of an entire class or anything like that. "Pantsing" someone was more of an out of school prank for us.
And in ITM's defense, he and his friends stopped doing this months ago.
The prank would be funny when you're doing it with friends. Like, when the goal is to just sort of embarrass your buddy but you know that at some point he'll get you back. We used to do it but we also knew when was appropriate or when someone wasn't in the mood to joke around. We also used to do this thing where we'd tap the books out of your hands (if you weren't holding on tight and someone tapped the back or corner of the books it could make you lose your grip) but again this was between friends. Doing it to random people or people you don't like adds another mean layer to it.
If someone is doing it to another kid that they aren't friends with and it's just to make them embarrassed in front of the whole class/school then that's mean. I don't think we did it in front of an entire class or anything like that. "Pantsing" someone was more of an out of school prank for us.
And in ITM's defense, he and his friends stopped doing this months ago.
Post by g a b f r a b on Dec 16, 2014 15:40:54 GMT -5
Tomorrow I'm taking off for North Dakota. I posted on CL looking for riders and got a reply from a guy who sent me a link to his business. It's a bible-based car dealership.