ITS ALPINE...JUST GOT OFFICIAL CONFIRMATION

washedinblack91

cincybearcat wrote:

washedinblack91 wrote:

[ during my last summer as a kid before the real world smacks me in the face with a mallet

I thought you were graduating this year? You still taking the summer off?

i'm graduating *technically* in august and i'm pretty sure next summer i'll be somewhere in the world earning a masters in early childhood education. so this summer might be my official last summer to be a 20 something with no obligations.

dimitrispearljam

btw thanks alot Black73 and ms. wes c.addle for the infos about the area, and the venue

Yellow Bedwetter

Bubbles wrote:

one tank of gas. check
air mattress. check
tent. check


ain't nothin to it.

just need tickets.

how u plan on blowing up that air mattress w/o an electrical outlet LOL

Fatal

Yellow Bedwetter wrote:

Bubbles wrote:

one tank of gas. check
air mattress. check
tent. check


ain't nothin to it.

just need tickets.

how u plan on blowing up that air mattress w/o an electrical outlet LOL

Why would you need an electrical outlet to blow up an air mattress?

Spoken

washedinblack91 wrote:

cincybearcat wrote:

washedinblack91 wrote:

[ during my last summer as a kid before the real world smacks me in the face with a mallet

I thought you were graduating this year? You still taking the summer off?

i'm graduating *technically* in august and i'm pretty sure next summer i'll be somewhere in the world earning a masters in early childhood education. so this summer might be my official last summer to be a 20 something with no obligations.

Uh-huh....okay.

rick1zoo2

Fatal wrote:

No kids.

Kind of figured :-)

I'm closing in on 34 with a 2 year old. Makes going on those multiple day excursions a bit more challenging. We will probably try to get away for a couple of days to see an Ed show if he plays reasonably close to us, but Alpine is kind of out of the question.[/quote]


Challenging, yes, but just wait until he/she is older and you can take him/her with you. I took my ten year old son to see Linkin Park (his favorite ban) in January - we ended up on the front rail and had a great time!

Fatal

rick1zoo2 wrote:

Challenging, yes, but just wait until he/she is older and you can take him/her with you. I took my ten year old son to see Linkin Park (his favorite ban) in January - we ended up on the front rail and had a great time!

For sure...this is just that weird in between age. We've left him with my parents for 1 night, but never multiple nights in a row. I think that might be asking too much of them at this point.

I can't wait till i can take him to a Pearl Jam show!

washedinblack91

Spoken wrote:

washedinblack91 wrote:

cincybearcat wrote:

I thought you were graduating this year? You still taking the summer off?

i'm graduating *technically* in august and i'm pretty sure next summer i'll be somewhere in the world earning a masters in early childhood education. so this summer might be my official last summer to be a 20 something with no obligations.

Uh-huh....okay.

what? is what i said not true? :?

Black73

dimitrispearljam wrote:

btw thanks alot Black73 and ms. wes c.addle for the infos about the area, and the venue

Why now u don't bitching? You're traveling from a long ways away, yet u don't bitching?

81

Yellow Bedwetter wrote:

Bubbles wrote:

one tank of gas. check
air mattress. check
tent. check


ain't nothin to it.

just need tickets.

how u plan on blowing up that air mattress w/o an electrical outlet LOL

with the air pump that comes with it. :?:

rick1zoo2

Fatal wrote:

rick1zoo2 wrote:

Challenging, yes, but just wait until he/she is older and you can take him/her with you. I took my ten year old son to see Linkin Park (his favorite ban) in January - we ended up on the front rail and had a great time!

For sure...this is just that weird in between age. We've left him with my parents for 1 night, but never multiple nights in a row. I think that might be asking too much of them at this point.

I can't wait till i can take him to a Pearl Jam show!

Unfortunately, none of my kids like PJ that much - weird, I know. But we have gone to Metallica, Green Day, Iron Maiden, Foo Fighters, STP, KOL

The oddest thing is seeing bands that I saw ~25 years ago, like Metallica and Iron Maiden, with my kids. It's kinda like doing Disney World and reliving the memories I had as a kid with them.

81

washedinblack91 wrote:

Bubbles wrote:

washedinblack91 wrote:

btw. i used $1,300 of my stafford loan to fund my 5 show road trip in '08. no regrets. still paid for college.

at least you have to pay that back, unlike pell grant money that comes out of my pocket.

oh well thanks for funding my trip to pj my good sir.

:roll:


lame.


this is why i have no problem with cutting all those public programs

Bushleaguer28

Ya cuz most people do this with their student loans right? If it werent for my Staffords I wouldnt have been able to afford college, so I'm glad those programs are in place.

neilybabes86

Bubbles wrote:

washedinblack91 wrote:

Bubbles wrote:

at least you have to pay that back, unlike pell grant money that comes out of my pocket.

oh well thanks for funding my trip to pj my good sir.

:roll:


lame.


this is why i have no problem with cutting all those public programs

crazy eh? usa..gotta love it

dimitrispearljam

Black73 wrote:

dimitrispearljam wrote:

btw thanks alot Black73 and ms. wes c.addle for the infos about the area, and the venue

Why now u don't bitching? You're traveling from a long ways away, yet u don't bitching?

im gonna see my friends,im gonna celebrate the greatest band ever 20th Anniversary..i dont give a shit where they will choose to play,how it cost,what time.with who,,from the moment i said to my self i wouldnt miss it,i knew gonna cost me a fortune,will be long flight,etc...no need more than some minutes to put priorites to my entertaitment...i want ..ill do it..even for afford it need to not go out of the house for 3 months..

cindbri

washedinblack91 wrote:

Bubbles wrote:

washedinblack91 wrote:

btw. i used $1,300 of my stafford loan to fund my 5 show road trip in '08. no regrets. still paid for college.

at least you have to pay that back, unlike pell grant money that comes out of my pocket.

oh well thanks for funding my trip to pj my good sir.

Familiarize yourself with this term: unfunded liability

washedinblack91

Bubbles wrote:

:roll:


lame.


this is why i have no problem with cutting all those public programs

wow. i'd actually say you're the lame one. you judge me for using some of my left over pell grant to go to pj 20? what would be a good idea for me to use it on? please, i'd like to know. so far i've used some of it for school, some of it for a new computer (sorry, a great indulgence on my part i know, mine old was good enough. the screen was a bit broken and it took forever to load a page but what the hell.) and the little rest i had left i decided to treat myself with a little pj. i don't go out much and i've been through hell and back over the past year and i know you know nothing of me or the shit i've gone through to actually get that money but no, please, go ahead, please tell me what i should do with the rest of it. it's your money after all, so you tell me what i should do with it.

pearl jam fans make me not want to be a pearl jam fan.

jamburger

Bushleaguer28 wrote:

Ya cuz most people do this with their student loans right? If it werent for my Staffords I wouldnt have been able to afford college, so I'm glad those programs are in place.

Just don't be all Ol' Dirty Bastard about it and roll up to the welfare office in your limo with the MTV News crew in tow.

jamburger

washedinblack91 wrote:

... so you tell me what i should do ...

Keep it to yourself.

Fatal

jamburger wrote:

washedinblack91 wrote:

... so you tell me what i should do ...

Keep it to yourself.

Good advice.