Can't be the only one...

QuarterToTen

U R A Crazy Breed wrote:

I have been practicing my throwing technique!

Let the mud slinging begin

Yellow Ledbelly

ms. wes c.addle wrote:

... That is purely fucking stoked, right? Why is it that this shit always happens?

I'm grateful that pj20 is even happening and I feel as though I'm in the minority. I don't feel like I 'deserve' a chance to experience this and that it 'should' be in a place that holds a hundred thousand people, or it 'has to be' right next to an airport, and within drunk stumbling distance to a hotel.

Carpool, split rooms, road trip, camp, find one of the thousands of fellow fans going and work it out.

Life doesn't always work out the exact way we'd like. But fucking suck it up and be thankful that we have this opportunity. Think of all the people that don't even have the slightest shot in hell to go... There are plenty of people struggling to keep the heat on in their house, or paying for obscene hospital bills while caring for their sick kid, or the fans that don't reside in the continuous US and how difficult this whole thing becomes for them, or getting out of their war-stricken country isn't even an option.

I'm sitting here listening to Ain't talking 'bout love while giving blood, and its just one fine example of how fucking fantastic of a band Pearl Jam is and how great of an experience their shows are.... I feel as though its a privilege to attend a show.

Let's not lose sight as to what the hell is going on- sitting in a field, an arena, a hill, a stadium- those that want to be there and can be there, will. Its better than missing it because of your dillusional attitude towards the whole thing. Everyone needs to sit back, roll one and relax. I'm pretty sure that the band wants this to be an 'experience', and those with the right attitude will have just that.



Long story short- life sucks, get over yourselves. Fuck!

:thumbup: :clap:
Not only are you lovely but you also very smart and very right.
Good times, folks.

EmBleve

SPEEDY MCCREADY wrote:

But I do get a kick out of the folks who think this is going to be a "Once in a lifetime" event.....hehehehehe

for some people, it will be.

Ms. Wes C.addle

Yellow Ledbelly wrote:

ms. wes c.addle wrote:

... That is purely fucking stoked, right? Why is it that this shit always happens?

I'm grateful that pj20 is even happening and I feel as though I'm in the minority. I don't feel like I 'deserve' a chance to experience this and that it 'should' be in a place that holds a hundred thousand people, or it 'has to be' right next to an airport, and within drunk stumbling distance to a hotel.

Carpool, split rooms, road trip, camp, find one of the thousands of fellow fans going and work it out.

Life doesn't always work out the exact way we'd like. But fucking suck it up and be thankful that we have this opportunity. Think of all the people that don't even have the slightest shot in hell to go... There are plenty of people struggling to keep the heat on in their house, or paying for obscene hospital bills while caring for their sick kid, or the fans that don't reside in the continuous US and how difficult this whole thing becomes for them, or getting out of their war-stricken country isn't even an option.

I'm sitting here listening to Ain't talking 'bout love while giving blood, and its just one fine example of how fucking fantastic of a band Pearl Jam is and how great of an experience their shows are.... I feel as though its a privilege to attend a show.

Let's not lose sight as to what the hell is going on- sitting in a field, an arena, a hill, a stadium- those that want to be there and can be there, will. Its better than missing it because of your dillusional attitude towards the whole thing. Everyone needs to sit back, roll one and relax. I'm pretty sure that the band wants this to be an 'experience', and those with the right attitude will have just that.



Long story short- life sucks, get over yourselves. Fuck!

:thumbup: :clap:
Not only are you lovely but you also very smart and very right.
Good times, folks.

Ha! You are far too kind, thank you!!



As I've always referred to the 'off concert season', its like having to sleep in the wet spot.............. But, I suppose those not attending the show won't have that problem.
Sucks to be you!

elevation622

U R A Crazy Breed wrote:

QuarterToTen wrote:

Long time Ten Club members will riot if they have to sit on the lawn

I have been practicing my throwing technique!

this was fucking funny!

Nothing against the OP, in fact I agree with most of what's she's saying, but I think nellysbabe is pretty cool. Now can somebody just put a picture of Rodney King in this motherfucker?

EDIT: Great, my first picture post is a dude known for driving like a maniac on PCP and getting beaten by cops. Fitting.

LeatherMosquitoMan

ms. wes c.addle wrote:

... That is purely fucking stoked, right? Why is it that this shit always happens?

I'm grateful that pj20 is even happening and I feel as though I'm in the minority. I don't feel like I 'deserve' a chance to experience this and that it 'should' be in a place that holds a hundred thousand people, or it 'has to be' right next to an airport, and within drunk stumbling distance to a hotel.

Carpool, split rooms, road trip, camp, find one of the thousands of fellow fans going and work it out.

Life doesn't always work out the exact way we'd like. But fucking suck it up and be thankful that we have this opportunity. Think of all the people that don't even have the slightest shot in hell to go... There are plenty of people struggling to keep the heat on in their house, or paying for obscene hospital bills while caring for their sick kid, or the fans that don't reside in the continuous US and how difficult this whole thing becomes for them, or getting out of their war-stricken country isn't even an option.

I'm sitting here listening to Ain't talking 'bout love while giving blood, and its just one fine example of how fucking fantastic of a band Pearl Jam is and how great of an experience their shows are.... I feel as though its a privilege to attend a show.

Let's not lose sight as to what the hell is going on- sitting in a field, an arena, a hill, a stadium- those that want to be there and can be there, will. Its better than missing it because of your dillusional attitude towards the whole thing. Everyone needs to sit back, roll one and relax. I'm pretty sure that the band wants this to be an 'experience', and those with the right attitude will have just that.



Long story short- life sucks, get over yourselves. Fuck!

You're not the only one. Not by a long shot. I'll be there. Wherever it is.

EddieMcCready

primussucks wrote:

U R A Crazy Breed wrote:

....said the fucking person who fucking lives 45 minutes from fucking Alpine!!!!!!!

Actually shes over 3 hours away and neily needs to take a chill pill!

why does he/she need to take a chill pill hes getting shit so he can give it freedom of speech oh an thats IMO hahahaha

Katyz

I know Ed is touring but is PJ touring around North America this year? That will have a big impact on my obsession with going to a place far away with no campfires. Wish there was more info so we didn't all have to speculate. Although some of it has been entertaining. I think the BIG deal with PJ20 is the special event of it being multi-band and multi-day. Some fans may feel better knowing there are other opportunities to see them this year, however, especially if finances are tight for travel/hotel/tix etc.

Black73

ms. wes c.addle wrote:

... That is purely fucking stoked, right? Why is it that this shit always happens?

I'm grateful that pj20 is even happening and I feel as though I'm in the minority. I don't feel like I 'deserve' a chance to experience this and that it 'should' be in a place that holds a hundred thousand people, or it 'has to be' right next to an airport, and within drunk stumbling distance to a hotel.

Carpool, split rooms, road trip, camp, find one of the thousands of fellow fans going and work it out.

Life doesn't always work out the exact way we'd like. But fucking suck it up and be thankful that we have this opportunity. Think of all the people that don't even have the slightest shot in hell to go... There are plenty of people struggling to keep the heat on in their house, or paying for obscene hospital bills while caring for their sick kid, or the fans that don't reside in the continuous US and how difficult this whole thing becomes for them, or getting out of their war-stricken country isn't even an option.

I'm sitting here listening to Ain't talking 'bout love while giving blood, and its just one fine example of how fucking fantastic of a band Pearl Jam is and how great of an experience their shows are.... I feel as though its a privilege to attend a show.

Let's not lose sight as to what the hell is going on- sitting in a field, an arena, a hill, a stadium- those that want to be there and can be there, will. Its better than missing it because of your dillusional attitude towards the whole thing. Everyone needs to sit back, roll one and relax. I'm pretty sure that the band wants this to be an 'experience', and those with the right attitude will have just that.

Long story short- life sucks, get over yourselves. Fuck!

Didn't mean to start a similar thread ...just tired of all the negative bullshit. There's going to be an epic event this summer, and alot of us are pretty psyched for this event. For those of you who can't swing it this summer, those of us at the show will miss you & will catch you on the next trip!

unlost dogs

ms. wes c.addle wrote:

I am high and mighty, ignorant, deserving, a bitch, and I'm sorta crafty as well. I like long walks on the beach, the sunset.

Oh my God I've been posting in my sleep again. No wait _ that's not my post.

Should have known that. I'm not so much crafty as, well, uncoordinated.

Carry on.

FWIW I hope it's in Wisconsin. Visited there once, camped on the shores of the lake and had a blast. Nice people _ they look you in the eye and ask how you are and seem interested in your response. Freakish, but nice.

McJuicy

me, me, me!

Katyz

unlost dogs wrote:

ms. wes c.addle wrote:

I am high and mighty, ignorant, deserving, a bitch, and I'm sorta crafty as well. I like long walks on the beach, the sunset.

Oh my God I've been posting in my sleep again. No wait _ that's not my post.

Should have known that. I'm not so much crafty as, well, uncoordinated.

Carry on.

FWIW I hope it's in Wisconsin. Visited there once, camped on the shores of the lake and had a blast. Nice people _ they look you in the eye and ask how you are and seem interested in your response. Freakish, but nice.

Well said, Unlost...you make sense when you're awake!!!