@@@@@@Milwaukee Eddie Vedder Pre-Party Tuesday August 19th@@@@@@

indifferentman

patrickredeyes wrote:

Ok yea the Brewers are sucking. Um back to the Ed show in Milwaukee people.

Get out the broom bitches!!!! LOL Sorry, I can't help myself here.

patrickredeyes

indifferentman wrote:

Get out the broom bitches!!!! LOL Sorry, I can't help myself here.

Yea I dont blame you. But we have threads for this talk over in AET.

gettingright

hi. i am looking to get some tickets to the brewers/astros game on monday the 18th. does anyone have 2 seats (together) in the infield boxes they would like to sell and/or trade for a poster (like the 06 klausen chicago).

thanks

patrickredeyes

bump


http://www.themorningblend.com/NewsArticle/tabid/1474/xmid/23961/Default.aspx

luvisatower

indifferentman wrote:

Get out the broom bitches!!!! LOL Sorry, I can't help myself here.

can you say S W E E P


sorry, i HAD to

patrickredeyes

luvistower wrote:

can you say S W E E P


sorry, i HAD to

Take it over to AET thread young lady.


Sure now you come out and say something. LOL


See you in a few weeks.

luvisatower

patrickredeyes wrote:

Take it over to AET thread young lady.


Sure now you come out and say something. LOL


See you in a few weeks.

i've been busy
and since i seldom go to the AET i had to put it here where i KNEW you would see it

cant wait for the 19th!!!!!

patrickredeyes

luvistower wrote:

i've been busy
and since i seldom go to the AET i had to put it here where i KNEW you would see it

cant wait for the 19th!!!!!

Well you should check out AET sometime.

And yup I saw it. But hey there is alot of baseball left.

Oh we have some cool non PJ items being added to the raffle and silent auction. Details to come soon.

But always looking for more PJ stuff too.

Pearl Jam_ie

Bump...18 more days!

youknowrobby

Hello to everyone going to the Milw-Ed Vedder show. I'm going to post a link that covers the area closest to the Riverside. As Patrickredeyes wrote, Mo's Tavern is 177 ft away. So, all parking is close to both locations.

The site is very user friendly. You can click N/S/W/E if you want to print some other parking locations. It's just like mapquest. Also, the site lists color icons showing parking lots, facilities, and actual destinations.

Riverside Theatre - 116 W Wisconsin Ave

Mo's Irish Tavern - 142 W Wisconsin Ave

http://www.parkmilwaukee.com/parking/zone.cfm?zoneid=4


Patrick, please cut/copy and paste to the firs tpost of this thread. Or, whatever works best. It's Aug 1st, tour starts tonight and counting down the days until the 19th!!!!!!!!!!!!

patrickredeyes

youknowrobby wrote:

Hello to everyone going to the Milw-Ed Vedder show. I'm going to post a link that covers the area closest to the Riverside. As Patrickredeyes wrote, Mo's Tavern is 177 ft away. So, all parking is close to both locations.

The site is very user friendly. You can click N/S/W/E if you want to print some other parking locations. It's just like mapquest. Also, the site lists color icons showing parking lots, facilities, and actual destinations.

Riverside Theatre - 116 W Wisconsin Ave

Mo's Irish Tavern - 142 W Wisconsin Ave

http://www.parkmilwaukee.com/parking/zone.cfm?zoneid=4


Patrick, please cut/copy and paste to the firs tpost of this thread. Or, whatever works best. It's Aug 1st, tour starts tonight and counting down the days until the 19th!!!!!!!!!!!!

All done.

faithful2you

Alpine T-Shirts are ordered.......:)

Bring on Milwaukee

youknowrobby

Hey PAtrick, I'll count the steps from Mo's to the Riverside, but if you or anyone sneaks up behind me and start yelling out random numbers, make me lose my count.....I'll be forced to start all over...........

pjstarr

faithful2you wrote:

Alpine T-Shirts are ordered.......:)

Bring on Milwaukee

Nice and Thank You.

pjstarr

How can we all do our part in spreading the word to the showgoers in Milwaukee to behave. Lets be the crowd that we and Eddie can be proud of, not like all the other drunken douchebag crowds that we have read about so far. I will definitely have my buzz on but at the same time will be respectful to Ed and all others that are there to see an amazing show. There seems to be less than fifty of us on the board going so that is a far cry from 2300. I'm guessing that even if we spread the word to our seat mates to be respectful, there will undoubtedly be disrespectful, self-centered assholes doing what they do best. Sorry for the rant, it just makes me mad when I read about this crap at these intimate settings. I'm also guessing that if we behave Eddie will be more likely to surprise us with a few extras as opposed to cutting it a little short because of the beligerance. In no way do I suspect anyone partaking in this thread to be one of these people I just hope we can collectively spread the word. Sorry for the rant, I feel better already. Thanks for reading, I'm guessing the majority of you feel the same way.

pjstarr

Happy 30th Patrickredeyes! I hope you have a great day!

faithful2you

jjstarr wrote:

How can we all do our part in spreading the word to the showgoers in Milwaukee to behave. Lets be the crowd that we and Eddie can be proud of, not like all the other drunken douchebag crowds that we have read about so far. I will definitely have my buzz on but at the same time will be respectful to Ed and all others that are there to see an amazing show. There seems to be less than fifty of us on the board going so that is a far cry from 2300. I'm guessing that even if we spread the word to our seat mates to be respectful, there will undoubtedly be disrespectful, self-centered assholes doing what they do best. Sorry for the rant, it just makes me mad when I read about this crap at these intimate settings. I'm also guessing that if we behave Eddie will be more likely to surprise us with a few extras as opposed to cutting it a little short because of the beligerance. In no way do I suspect anyone partaking in this thread to be one of these people I just hope we can collectively spread the word. Sorry for the rant, I feel better already. Thanks for reading, I'm guessing the majority of you feel the same way.

The sad truth is there will always be a hand full in the crowd like that.

coco butter

Milwaukee’s Fonzie statue getting bronzed Aug. 19
‘Happy Days’ cast members joining celebration
By DON WALKER
dwalker@journalsentinel.com
Posted: Aug. 1, 2008
Civic boosters on Friday released details of the Aug. 19 Fonzie celebration in Milwaukee, which includes the official bronzing of the Fonzie statue, a parade from downtown to Miller Park and a free Fonzie baseball card to all fans attending that night’s Milwaukee Brewers-Houston Astros baseball game.

'Fonzie' Statue


A Fonz baseball card will be given to everyone at the Brewers game Aug. 19.

Recent Coverage
3/6/08: Fonzie to have a new hangout
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The statue will be dedicated on the east side of the Riverwalk on the south side of Wells St. Visit Milwaukee, which promotes Milwaukee as a travel destination, led the fund raising for the statue. The dedication ceremony is closed to the public.

Here is the schedule for the Aug. 19 event:

Starting at 9 a.m., 100 limited-edition “bronze the Fonz” commemorative posters will go on sale at $50 each at the Peck Pavilion at the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts, 929 N. Water St. Proceeds from the sale will go to SPARK (Spheres of Proud Achievement in Reading for Kids), a program coordinated by the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee in partnership with the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Additional posters at $20 each will be sold, with proceeds going to SPARK.

11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.: Culver’s Frozen Custard will host a free public frozen custard social at the Peck Pavilion. At that gathering, actor Henry Winkler, the Fonz, is scheduled to make an appearance.

5:45 p.m.: The cast of the old “Happy Days” show will travel down Wisconsin Ave. in vintage autos starting at N. Water St. and going to W. Blue Mound Road and into Miller Park.

Winkler and his colleagues will be honored at a ceremony at Miller Park before the game. The cast will throw out the first ball, and Anson Williams, who played Potsie on the old series, will sing the national anthem.

All fans attending the game will receive a Fonzie baseball card.

For more information, go to http://www.bronzethefonz.com.

primussucks

I have one ticket to sell for face of course. 1 LT Row S

patrickredeyes

coco butter wrote:

Milwaukee’s Fonzie statue getting bronzed Aug. 19
‘Happy Days’ cast members joining celebration
By DON WALKER
dwalker@journalsentinel.com
Posted: Aug. 1, 2008
Civic boosters on Friday released details of the Aug. 19 Fonzie celebration in Milwaukee, which includes the official bronzing of the Fonzie statue, a parade from downtown to Miller Park and a free Fonzie baseball card to all fans attending that night’s Milwaukee Brewers-Houston Astros baseball game.

'Fonzie' Statue


A Fonz baseball card will be given to everyone at the Brewers game Aug. 19.

Recent Coverage
3/6/08: Fonzie to have a new hangout
1/25/08: Happy day for 'The Fonz'

Advertisement
The statue will be dedicated on the east side of the Riverwalk on the south side of Wells St. Visit Milwaukee, which promotes Milwaukee as a travel destination, led the fund raising for the statue. The dedication ceremony is closed to the public.

Here is the schedule for the Aug. 19 event:

Starting at 9 a.m., 100 limited-edition “bronze the Fonz” commemorative posters will go on sale at $50 each at the Peck Pavilion at the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts, 929 N. Water St. Proceeds from the sale will go to SPARK (Spheres of Proud Achievement in Reading for Kids), a program coordinated by the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee in partnership with the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Additional posters at $20 each will be sold, with proceeds going to SPARK.

11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.: Culver’s Frozen Custard will host a free public frozen custard social at the Peck Pavilion. At that gathering, actor Henry Winkler, the Fonz, is scheduled to make an appearance.

5:45 p.m.: The cast of the old “Happy Days” show will travel down Wisconsin Ave. in vintage autos starting at N. Water St. and going to W. Blue Mound Road and into Miller Park.

Winkler and his colleagues will be honored at a ceremony at Miller Park before the game. The cast will throw out the first ball, and Anson Williams, who played Potsie on the old series, will sing the national anthem.

All fans attending the game will receive a Fonzie baseball card.

For more information, go to http://www.bronzethefonz.com.

Saw this in the newspaper this morning. hehe

primussucks wrote:

I have one ticket to sell for face of course. 1 LT Row S

pm sent. Trying to get a ticket for one of the helpers from Companion Animal Resource and Adoption Center.