10C help ASAP Double billing of Gigaton, may affect funds needed for ticket payment, may lose tix!

RK50065

Guys, stop. Wouldn't want this thread to get shut down...

Mr. Hand

ecdanc said:

Mr. Hand said:

ecdanc said:

Mr. Hand said:

prljmr316 said:

Emergency funds are great ideas, but some people do nothing but tread water thier whole lives just to survive and rarely even get to ponder the notion of ever starting one! And if they are lucky enough to, usually the first unexpected expense wipes it out, rinse repeat starts right over! Never ending cycle! Escaping poverty is damn near impossible for many, statistically proven, don't ask me to find the source, but the studies have been done, and can be found. Endless poverty can be set in stone by societal roadblocks, not just character flaws! The roadblocks can lead to character flaws because get force people down! Meanwhile billionares could never spend deplete there stash in their lifetimes. I ask, is that right in any reality, I am not hating on successful people and how they live their lives, if you earned it, and struggled to get it, enjoy it! I would too, but don't just assume a person is flawed because they are poor, and are subject to a different standard than others! That's bullshit!

Nobody accused you of having a "character flaw", so let's stop the pity party. You started this thread and have thrown your whole financial status/personal life out there for people to consider. So we are considering.  If one is only "treading water" to survive, like many people actually are in this world, they're not on a PJ forum complaining about overdraft charges getting them booted from buying concert tickets for $125.00 + a pop. That's not "treading water", that's bad financial management.  Those actually "treading water" don't even have a credit card, or funds to pay for dinner, let alone a membership to the 10 Club.  I'm starting to this think this whole thread is a hoax and I should have known better.  Shame on me for that.

Sweet, an expert on the poors. 

Get over yourself pal.

Me? You're the one lecturing internet strangers on their finances: "Do like I do, and you too can kiss a stringray!" 

Ain't no lecture, Evenbro, it's a logical response to a nonsensical, mostly hysterical post that the OP put out there himself for people to comment on. Otherwise, why start the thread the way he/she did? You commenting on my profile picture in the manner you have says volumes about you. But yeah, keep bringing that "righteous indignation thing", it's really working for you.

ecdanc

Mr. Hand said:

ecdanc said:

Mr. Hand said:

ecdanc said:

Mr. Hand said:

prljmr316 said:

Emergency funds are great ideas, but some people do nothing but tread water thier whole lives just to survive and rarely even get to ponder the notion of ever starting one! And if they are lucky enough to, usually the first unexpected expense wipes it out, rinse repeat starts right over! Never ending cycle! Escaping poverty is damn near impossible for many, statistically proven, don't ask me to find the source, but the studies have been done, and can be found. Endless poverty can be set in stone by societal roadblocks, not just character flaws! The roadblocks can lead to character flaws because get force people down! Meanwhile billionares could never spend deplete there stash in their lifetimes. I ask, is that right in any reality, I am not hating on successful people and how they live their lives, if you earned it, and struggled to get it, enjoy it! I would too, but don't just assume a person is flawed because they are poor, and are subject to a different standard than others! That's bullshit!

Nobody accused you of having a "character flaw", so let's stop the pity party. You started this thread and have thrown your whole financial status/personal life out there for people to consider. So we are considering.  If one is only "treading water" to survive, like many people actually are in this world, they're not on a PJ forum complaining about overdraft charges getting them booted from buying concert tickets for $125.00 + a pop. That's not "treading water", that's bad financial management.  Those actually "treading water" don't even have a credit card, or funds to pay for dinner, let alone a membership to the 10 Club.  I'm starting to this think this whole thread is a hoax and I should have known better.  Shame on me for that.

Sweet, an expert on the poors. 

Get over yourself pal.

Me? You're the one lecturing internet strangers on their finances: "Do like I do, and you too can kiss a stringray!" 

Ain't no lecture, Evenbro, it's a logical response to a nonsensical, mostly hysterical post that the OP put out there himself for people to comment on. Otherwise, why start the thread the way he/she did? You commenting on my profile picture in the manner you have says volumes about you. But yeah, keep bringing that "righteous indignation thing", it's really working for you.

Me commenting on your profile picture says I have at least one good eye and a nose for irony. 

Mr. Hand

RK50065 said:

Guys, stop. Wouldn't want this thread to get shut down...

Outstanding!  

prljmr316

One more thing just cuz some of you pissed me off! I was just criticized for buying a $50 Pearl Jam album, on the Pearl Jam site! And because I bought that album, when I shouldn't have in their mind, this caused a funding issue regarding ticket payment, so now I should lose not be allowed bikers either! I did not do this! A double billing computer glitch did, get your facts straight! I was told to put money in an emergency fund. Did anyone consider the possible fact I might be buying the album not just to listen to and enjoy, but possibly as a collector's investment for just such a rainy day, I can listen to it for free online hen it's released! That vinyl just might gain value! I don't like flippers! But if in ten years from now that album is now worth $200, and I need expensive medicine to survive or something of that sort, I may have to let he album go at that point in my life, not to make daily big buck off people and become an arrogant rich asshole flipper, but only to survive, that vinyl is my emergency fund! What the hell happened to this fan base, I don't remember this shit years ago! All this goes directly against everything this band stands for, why are you even fans? At the same time the entire planet has gone crazy, so it's not just a localized problem here I suppose! Wow as someone said earlier in maybe a different tone and context, wow!

prljmr316

At age 14 I invested in some LEGO's! At the time I was critized for being to old to play with Legos! After sitting in a closet for over 20 years I researched there values, and sold them! Do to my wise investment, I made over $5000 on some of my childhood toys, but I was mocked at first for buying them! I used that money to go see Pearl Jam in beautiful Telluride , CO. One of the most beautiful and also priciest places on earth! How many of you who are judging poor folk, when you a better off, were at that show! I am sure many wanted to, but even though you have more than I, you were to poor to go to Telluride! But I wasn't! Jealous now? My god, why are people so judgemental, get off your high horse! Despite all the ungodly rich people in Telluride, all were happy none were mean or rude that I encountered, unlike this thread today! Only happy people, be them rich or poor! Very special day! Now go be happy, help someone in a worse of place than you for a change, I guarantee you will feel better if you do, and might just smile or a change!

ecdanc

:i_dunno:

lmckenney24

Renfield

lmckenney24 said:

Brilliant

Clapper

lmckenney24 said:

Is that train set made of....LEGO?

mattsavard

We should all be more excellent to one another 

on2legs

Mr. Hand said:

ecdanc said:

Mr. Hand said:

ecdanc said:

Mr. Hand said:

prljmr316 said:

Emergency funds are great ideas, but some people do nothing but tread water thier whole lives just to survive and rarely even get to ponder the notion of ever starting one! And if they are lucky enough to, usually the first unexpected expense wipes it out, rinse repeat starts right over! Never ending cycle! Escaping poverty is damn near impossible for many, statistically proven, don't ask me to find the source, but the studies have been done, and can be found. Endless poverty can be set in stone by societal roadblocks, not just character flaws! The roadblocks can lead to character flaws because get force people down! Meanwhile billionares could never spend deplete there stash in their lifetimes. I ask, is that right in any reality, I am not hating on successful people and how they live their lives, if you earned it, and struggled to get it, enjoy it! I would too, but don't just assume a person is flawed because they are poor, and are subject to a different standard than others! That's bullshit!

Nobody accused you of having a "character flaw", so let's stop the pity party. You started this thread and have thrown your whole financial status/personal life out there for people to consider. So we are considering.  If one is only "treading water" to survive, like many people actually are in this world, they're not on a PJ forum complaining about overdraft charges getting them booted from buying concert tickets for $125.00 + a pop. That's not "treading water", that's bad financial management.  Those actually "treading water" don't even have a credit card, or funds to pay for dinner, let alone a membership to the 10 Club.  I'm starting to this think this whole thread is a hoax and I should have known better.  Shame on me for that.

Sweet, an expert on the poors. 

Get over yourself pal.

Me? You're the one lecturing internet strangers on their finances: "Do like I do, and you too can kiss a stringray!" 

Ain't no lecture, Evenbro, it's a logical response to a nonsensical, mostly hysterical post that the OP put out there himself for people to comment on. Otherwise, why start the thread the way he/she did? You commenting on my profile picture in the manner you have says volumes about you. But yeah, keep bringing that "righteous indignation thing", it's really working for you.

That dude has been arguing with people in other threads all day. Just ignore him. 

MickeyMouse

on2legs said:

Myra had the baby!

Your replies are the only ones that matter in this thread and I’m sad no one else is getting them. 

KC2917

This keeps getting better and better. 

halshakarchi

RK50065 said:

prljmr316 said:

Finally Ten Club speaks! Others were double billed as well, not just me! Sweet redemption! I am not totally insane after all! Lol!

Not so fast.

on2legs

MickeyMouse said:

on2legs said:

Myra had the baby!

Your replies are the only ones that matter in this thread and I’m sad no one else is getting them. 

Well, maybe I don't use my exclamation points as haphazardly as you do!

hedonist

MickeyMouse said:

on2legs said:

Myra had the baby!

Your replies are the only ones that matter in this thread and I’m sad no one else is getting them. 

Haha...I got 'em too

This thread ain't no halts maul, but it is one resplendent clusterfuck.

F Me In The Brain

lmckenney24

F Me In The Brain said:

LOL, well done.

drakeheuer14

Gigaton should be purchased as an investment is all I got from this thread. Due to this wisdom, I have purchased 31 of them.