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Post by trippindaisy on Feb 21, 2008 9:29:17 GMT -5
I kind of feel like if you can't afford to go then don't go. Simple as that. If you had medicals bills that needed to be paid or something similar (an actual need), then I can see asking others for help but this is kind of pathetic. Don't prey on other people's kindness.
I am a single Mum, full time job and I am in school and have a mortgage. I don't buy anything unless I need it, but I save all year long for my ticket to Bonnaroo, because it is something I want to do for myself. Maybe you should try thinking that far ahead also.
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Clean Vibes, the event waste and recycling team, is now accepting applications for paid staff and volunteers for the 2008 season. For more information on available positions and to download an application, please visit www.cleanvibes.com
Now in it’s ninth year, Clean Vibes has earned its place as a staple within the festival community. Years before greening efforts became the norm at festivals, Clean Vibes had formed a team of dedicated music lovers who were committed to reducing the impact of outdoor festivals on the environment. At the core of Clean Vibes’ efforts is a focus on educating and engaging festival attendees in the clean up process.
Focused on action, Clean Vibes always walks the walk when it comes to greening. At the 2007 Bonnaroo Music Festival, Clean Vibes diverted over 60% of the waste produced by the event from the local landfill. Through their involvement in festivals including Langerado, High Sierra, Allgood, Gathering of the Vibes, Power to the Peaceful, Treasure Island, and the Echo Project, Clean Vibes diverted over 850,000 pounds of waste from landfills across the United States in 2007.
2008 is looking to be the busiest season to date for Clean Vibes. Anyone interested in helping to spread the Clean Vibe this year can go to www.cleanvibes.com to find out how to join the crew. Applications for paid staff positions must be submitted no later than March 31st.
For more information, please email info@cleanvibes.com or call (828)738-3817.
Post by CreativeUnderclass on Feb 21, 2008 9:49:02 GMT -5
my biggest issue isn't even that he's mooching, it's that he is doing it this early in the game. come on man, there's plenty of time to raise money or luck into a ticket - hell, enter the essay contest! and i would be more happy if he gave us a live counter of how much is raised and how much is needed - he has to be putting SOMETHING in.
Bonnaroo, for me, requires a healthy amount of dedication and financial discipline. Not just starting in mid May, or mid February even, but as soon as i leave the farm I literally begin thinking about the Bonnafund.
Aren't you getting taxes back? Do you not get the $600?
Sorry bro, i just can't feel bad for ya.
I smited because i hope this is the last thread like this that i stumble upon this year.
