peopel not from ny with msg tickets

124»

Comments

  • orig_long red
    orig_long red Posts: 2,029
    ovechkin8 wrote:
    calm down a little, i guess the humor goes over your heads....must be all of that open space over in the midwest : )


    enjoy the shows, just don't be trying to transfer those tickets

    and don't drive your tractors on the west side highway
    and don't walk slow when you're in front of me
    and don't stop in the middle of the street to take pictures



    take a deep breath

    you have really failed to help the cause of the likes of me. now i'm just another asshole new yorker like you.
    Jam out with your clam out.
  • snipes824
    snipes824 Posts: 870
    LongWaitingTrophyMan wrote:
    some of you new yorkers are just too much. not only do you personally feel like the world begins and ends with that little island of yours...but if others don't agree, you come down on them as well.

    i don't know, but it reeks of insecurity.

    theres thousands that tried for tickets today, and only a few hundred got lucky. try being happy for someone else for once. it feels good, trust me.
    i haven't complained once on this board about the ticketing. go check my history. i merely point out that yeah, as NYers going to see a game or a show at MSG means a shitload. at least it does to me. i'm gonna be there regardless but i think you'd be pissed if you couldn't get tickets to your hometown show. it looks like thats never happened to you though given your show history.
  • Jennytree
    Jennytree Posts: 5,340
    meme wrote:
    Listen, I went to Wembley from NYC last year, and I am still pissed off that people from Ireland got tickets for MSG and I didn't.

    None of this is rational, I hope you realize :)

    lots of Irish got to go to Wembley last year too... we'll go anywhere for the adventure :D

    And this thread is really getting me excited to go to NY - I hope not all of ye are as bitter :p
    This is me:
    http://www.facebook.com/jennytree

    SMELL YER MA!
  • meistereder
    meistereder Posts: 1,578
    And I better not see any out of towners in Santa Barbara for the solo gig!

    Jesus Christ, people. Amazing.
    San Diego 10/25/00, Mountain View 6/1/03, Santa Barbara 10/28/03, Northwest School 3/18/05, San Diego 7/7/06, Los Angeles 7/9/06, 7/10/06, Honolulu (U2) 12/9/06, Santa Barbara (EV) 4/10/08, Los Angeles (EV) 4/12/08, Hartford 6/27/08, Mansfield 6/28/08, VH1 Rock Honors The Who 7/12/08, Seattle 9/21/09, Universal City 9/30/09, 10/1/09, 10/6/09, 10/7/09, San Diego 10/9/09, Los Angeles (EV) 7/8/11, Santa Barbara (EV) 7/9/11, Chicago 7/19/13, San Diego 11/21/13, Los Angeles 11/23/13, 11/24/13, Oakland 11/26/13, Chicago 8/22/16, Missoula 8/13/18, Boston 9/2/18, Los Angeles 2/25/22 (EV), San Diego 5/3/22, Los Angeles 5/6/22, 5/7/22, Imola 6/25/22, Los Angeles 5/21/24, Boston 9/15/24, Ohanafest 2025 (EV)
  • Jesika537
    Jesika537 Posts: 301
    snipes824 wrote:
    your grasp on what the word "history" means is a fucking joke. yeah the teams suck here now. is the city full of 10 year olds? no, most of us have been in that building during some of its most amazing moments. what would be ironic is if you are actually flying out here to see the show. that would be too good to be true.

    I understand history... Yankee Stadium has history. There are alot of buildings that have had more great things happen in them than MSG. It just cracks me up how you people think that everyone should bow to New York.
    Detroit '98 - Detroit '03 - Toledo '04 - Grand Rapids '04 - Kitchener '05 - London '05 - Grand Rapids '06 - Cleveland '06 - Detroit '06 - Chicago '07 - West Palm Beach - Tampa '08 - Toronto '09 - Indy '10 - Buffalo '10 - Toronto '11 - London '13
  • Anon
    Anon Posts: 11,175
    ovechkin8 wrote:
    like i said, i have tickets, i'm fine. but msg means shit to some cornfed shmuck from the midwest......it means a lot to people here in new york city, this is something you should recognize.

    I'd love 5 minutes in the ring with you.
    Actually, I think 2 may do the trick.
  • LONGRD
    LONGRD Posts: 6,036
    ovechkin8 wrote:
    calm down a little, i guess the humor goes over your heads....must be all of that open space over in the midwest : )


    enjoy the shows, just don't be trying to transfer those tickets Yes, totally. Other than severe family emergency/crises...there's no need to back out of it.

    and don't drive your tractors on the west side highway no comment
    and don't walk slow when you're in front of me and don't drive slow either
    and don't stop in the middle of the street to take pictures true, those ppl are asking for trouble



    take a deep breath
    I'm a non-NYCer and I understand your point of view.
    PJ- 04/29/2003.06/24,25,27,28,30/2008.10/27,28,30,31/2009
    EV- 08/09,10/2008.06/08,09/2009
  • Jesika537
    Jesika537 Posts: 301
    cbh1011 wrote:
    I'd love 5 minutes in the ring with you.
    Actually, I think 2 may do the trick.

    My money's on the cornfed schmuck...
    Detroit '98 - Detroit '03 - Toledo '04 - Grand Rapids '04 - Kitchener '05 - London '05 - Grand Rapids '06 - Cleveland '06 - Detroit '06 - Chicago '07 - West Palm Beach - Tampa '08 - Toronto '09 - Indy '10 - Buffalo '10 - Toronto '11 - London '13
  • snipes824
    snipes824 Posts: 870
    Jesika537 wrote:
    I understand history... Yankee Stadium has history. There are alot of buildings that have had more great things happen in them than MSG. It just cracks me up how you people think that everyone should bow to New York.
    it cracks me up that you still don't read well. no one has ever said to bow to new york. definitely not me at least. we said how as NYers we have a certain connection with the garden and really want to get tickets there. i certainly never said people outside NY should not come. just pointing out why NYers feel the way they do.

    also, you have absolutely no idea about madison square garden if you think it doesn't have history.
  • Kingmidget
    Kingmidget Posts: 628
    ovechkin8 wrote:
    calm down a little, i guess the humor goes over your heads....must be all of that open space over in the midwest : )


    enjoy the shows, just don't be trying to transfer those tickets

    and don't drive your tractors on the west side highway
    and don't walk slow when you're in front of me
    and don't stop in the middle of the street to take pictures



    take a deep breath

    Funny funny...

    And some out there wonder why we live far away from you and yours.

    I'll spend my time in Chicago vs. NYC ANYDAY.
  • GivenToFly34
    GivenToFly34 Posts: 76
    meistereder wrote:
    And I better not see any out of towners in Santa Barbara for the solo gig!

    Jesus Christ, people. Amazing.

    or at the wiltern in LA.
    i hear, ya.
    amazing.
    Fill the air up with love...
  • snipes824
    snipes824 Posts: 870
    cbh1011 wrote:
    I'd love 5 minutes in the ring with you.
    Actually, I think 2 may do the trick.
    internet tough guys. gotta love 'em.
  • Kingmidget
    Kingmidget Posts: 628
    Jesika537 wrote:
    My money's on the cornfed schmuck...

    Ya...my time in Chi Town would pay off...flakes crumble :)
  • Vedderlution_Baby
    Vedderlution_Baby Posts: 2,535
    snipes824 wrote:
    it cracks me up that you still don't read well. no one has ever said to bow to new york. definitely not me at least. we said how as NYers we have a certain connection with the garden and really want to get tickets there. i certainly never said people outside NY should not come. just pointing out why NYers feel the way they do.

    also, you have absolutely no idea about madison square garden if you think it doesn't have history.



    I think it has more to do with people getting fed up with some of the things that have been thrown out by the NE crowd and are taking the opportunity to throw it back on them. I think most of us get the MSG connection...but a lot may not be caring.
  • Kel Varnsen
    Kel Varnsen Posts: 1,952
    So for New Yorkers, if given the choice would they prefer that if PJ had not come to NY about 20 times since they formed if it meant they had a better chance of seeing them when they did come. I mean seriously I have seen them once in in the city I lived in when they came to Ottawa and it was super easy to get tickets. I wouldn't have a problem if it all of the sudden became harder, if it meant they came stopped here on almost every tour (and then some). Do people in NY not realize how good they have it when it comes to opportunities to see the band live?
  • ballbag
    ballbag Posts: 69
    ...if someone walks to the Bronx to fetch a Cambodian immigrant's breast milk, walk to Queens to fetch a sugar cookie, walks to northern New Jersey for a set of left-handed golf clubs, and take a picture of a midget holding balloons.
  • snipes824
    snipes824 Posts: 870
    Vedderlution_Baby! wrote:
    I think it has more to do with people getting fed up with some of the things that have been thrown out by the NE crowd and are taking the opportunity to throw it back on them. I think most of us get the MSG connection...but a lot may not be caring.
    true it's just falling on deaf ears at this point. even for us non-south bashers. in fact im leaving on friday for florida to play a couple rounds at PGA national. can't wait.
  • Kingmidget
    Kingmidget Posts: 628
    snipes824 wrote:
    internet tough guys. gotta love 'em.

    Agreed...those folks and punks who call people cornfed schmucks but couldn't to somone's face even with their mama behind em.
  • snipes824
    snipes824 Posts: 870
    Kel Varnsen wrote:
    So for New Yorkers, if given the choice would they prefer that if PJ had not come to NY about 20 times since they formed if it meant they had a better chance of seeing them when they did come. I mean seriously I have seen them once in in the city I lived in when they came to Ottawa and it was super easy to get tickets. I wouldn't have a problem if it all of the sudden became harder, if it meant they came stopped here on almost every tour (and then some). Do people in NY not realize how good they have it when it comes to opportunities to see the band live?
    it's the fact that it's MSG. some of their most memorable shows were at the garden. hartford, camden, continental airlines arena, etc. they are all right here for us and we've been a hundred times but it's not the same as the garden. i know im going to get tickets through ticketmaster, it's just wanting to be a little closer through the club.

Categories