what I think he's getting at is that there is a perception out there and around here among some folks that the whole grail thing is kind of an "elite circle jerk", not necessarily of anyone really "deserving", just a big grift among a group of friends by getting a bunch of others outside the circle to donate to the cause.
not saying I agree/disagree; I don't care either way. But I've heard that perspective.
I never understood why you would chip in money to get someone you've never met an uber valuable trinket but it's a free country.
I could see a group of friends getting together and doing something similar privately. Nice gesture. The public nature of it struck me weird. That one of the beneficiaries was never embarrassed by it.
Well, you are making some assumptions there. First, that people have not met before. Second, that none of the beneficiaries were embarrassed by it, or at least by the public nature of the community saying thank you for things that were just part of who that person is/how they act.
Do you know either of these assumptions to be true? (I can say that at least in some instances, they are not.)
My opinion is that it is a kind gesture of people giving, of their own free will, to a fellow fan. Of course, as a participant I guess I'm biased.
As someone who’s never participated I see nothing wrong with it and think the concept is cool. I’m not into social media and haven’t made connections here, I know the first names of about 5 people in here and that’s only because 3 of them have their name in their screen name. But that’s my choice. Those who’ve gotten to know each other a little it’s kind of a cool idea I think.
I've contributed to a couple grails of people that seem like good people on here, and if the person was down on their luck or something. Never met a single one of you.
I've contributed to a couple grails of people that seem like good people on here, and if the person was down on their luck or something. Never met a single one of you.
I've contributed to a couple grails of people that seem like good people on here, and if the person was down on their luck or something. Never met a single one of you.
That's because you live in the middle of nowhere.
well yeah, and I also have social anxiety. even if I knew some of you would be somewhere, I'd avoid it like the plague. or i'd just make sure not to wear one of my 300 Headstones shirts. might be a bit of a giveaway.
Hate to see stuff like this. Hopefully everything turns out ok for the OP. In regards to the community of people on here. I enjoy being part of it, I’m not on here all the time, have prolly only met a couple of y’all in person, but I think I have made some friends here… I guess it’s more of a 21st century pen-pal type relationships with most, but I do enjoy it.
Hate to see stuff like this. Hopefully everything turns out ok for the OP. In regards to the community of people on here. I enjoy being part of it, I’m not on here all the time, have prolly only met a couple of y’all in person, but I think I have made some friends here… I guess it’s more of a 21st century pen-pal type relationships with most, but I do enjoy it.
Love this statement! So true!
98: St. Louis. 2000: Alpine. 2003: Chicago. 2006: Chicago Night 2, Milwaukee Night 1. 2007: Chicago (Lolla). 2009: Chicago 1 & 2. 2011: Alpine 1 & 2. 2013: Chicago & LA Night 1. 2016: Chicago 1 & 2. 2018: Chicago 1 & 2.
I've contributed to a couple grails of people that seem like good people on here, and if the person was down on their luck or something. Never met a single one of you.
That's because you live in the middle of nowhere.
well yeah, and I also have social anxiety. even if I knew some of you would be somewhere, I'd avoid it like the plague. or i'd just make sure not to wear one of my 300 Headstones shirts. might be a bit of a giveaway.
what I think he's getting at is that there is a perception out there and around here among some folks that the whole grail thing is kind of an "elite circle jerk", not necessarily of anyone really "deserving", just a big grift among a group of friends by getting a bunch of others outside the circle to donate to the cause.
not saying I agree/disagree; I don't care either way. But I've heard that perspective.
I never understood why you would chip in money to get someone you've never met an uber valuable trinket but it's a free country.
I could see a group of friends getting together and doing something similar privately. Nice gesture. The public nature of it struck me weird. That one of the beneficiaries was never embarrassed by it.
Well, you are making some assumptions there. First, that people have not met before. Second, that none of the beneficiaries were embarrassed by it, or at least by the public nature of the community saying thank you for things that were just part of who that person is/how they act.
Do you know either of these assumptions to be true? (I can say that at least in some instances, they are not.)
My opinion is that it is a kind gesture of people giving, of their own free will, to a fellow fan. Of course, as a participant I guess I'm biased.
I echo this sentiment. I've even reached out to organizers of the grails before to ask to be notified when more grails would be done. I'm not on any social media so this is my only line of communication to them. But, I never did received further information, so I figured they were no longer a thing. Felt like I contributed a good amount of money into them and occasionally still receive an email surprise from one of the recipients. I also never heard of any drama or "circle jerk" stories about these grails either, but that's probably just lack of social media. It's a beautiful thing.
I've never met anyone on here, but that's not what it's about. Sometimes, it is just enjoyable to know a little something given can really brighten a person's day.
"A smart monkey doesn't monkey around with another monkey's monkey" - Darwin's Theory
what I think he's getting at is that there is a perception out there and around here among some folks that the whole grail thing is kind of an "elite circle jerk", not necessarily of anyone really "deserving", just a big grift among a group of friends by getting a bunch of others outside the circle to donate to the cause.
not saying I agree/disagree; I don't care either way. But I've heard that perspective.
I never understood why you would chip in money to get someone you've never met an uber valuable trinket but it's a free country.
I could see a group of friends getting together and doing something similar privately. Nice gesture. The public nature of it struck me weird. That one of the beneficiaries was never embarrassed by it.
Well, you are making some assumptions there. First, that people have not met before. Second, that none of the beneficiaries were embarrassed by it, or at least by the public nature of the community saying thank you for things that were just part of who that person is/how they act.
Do you know either of these assumptions to be true? (I can say that at least in some instances, they are not.)
My opinion is that it is a kind gesture of people giving, of their own free will, to a fellow fan. Of course, as a participant I guess I'm biased.
I echo this sentiment. I've even reached out to organizers of the grails before to ask to be notified when more grails would be done. I'm not on any social media so this is my only line of communication to them. But, I never did received further information, so I figured they were no longer a thing. Felt like I contributed a good amount of money into them and occasionally still receive an email surprise from one of the recipients. I also never heard of any drama or "circle jerk" stories about these grails either, but that's probably just lack of social media. It's a beautiful thing.
I've never met anyone on here, but that's not what it's about. Sometimes, it is just enjoyable to know a little something given can really brighten a person's day.
I saw the back of you at wrigley. @bbiggs pointed you out.
what I think he's getting at is that there is a perception out there and around here among some folks that the whole grail thing is kind of an "elite circle jerk", not necessarily of anyone really "deserving", just a big grift among a group of friends by getting a bunch of others outside the circle to donate to the cause.
not saying I agree/disagree; I don't care either way. But I've heard that perspective.
I never understood why you would chip in money to get someone you've never met an uber valuable trinket but it's a free country.
I could see a group of friends getting together and doing something similar privately. Nice gesture. The public nature of it struck me weird. That one of the beneficiaries was never embarrassed by it.
Well, you are making some assumptions there. First, that people have not met before. Second, that none of the beneficiaries were embarrassed by it, or at least by the public nature of the community saying thank you for things that were just part of who that person is/how they act.
Do you know either of these assumptions to be true? (I can say that at least in some instances, they are not.)
My opinion is that it is a kind gesture of people giving, of their own free will, to a fellow fan. Of course, as a participant I guess I'm biased.
I echo this sentiment. I've even reached out to organizers of the grails before to ask to be notified when more grails would be done. I'm not on any social media so this is my only line of communication to them. But, I never did received further information, so I figured they were no longer a thing. Felt like I contributed a good amount of money into them and occasionally still receive an email surprise from one of the recipients. I also never heard of any drama or "circle jerk" stories about these grails either, but that's probably just lack of social media. It's a beautiful thing.
I've never met anyone on here, but that's not what it's about. Sometimes, it is just enjoyable to know a little something given can really brighten a person's day.
I saw the back of you at wrigley. @bbiggs pointed you out.
what I think he's getting at is that there is a perception out there and around here among some folks that the whole grail thing is kind of an "elite circle jerk", not necessarily of anyone really "deserving", just a big grift among a group of friends by getting a bunch of others outside the circle to donate to the cause.
not saying I agree/disagree; I don't care either way. But I've heard that perspective.
I never understood why you would chip in money to get someone you've never met an uber valuable trinket but it's a free country.
I could see a group of friends getting together and doing something similar privately. Nice gesture. The public nature of it struck me weird. That one of the beneficiaries was never embarrassed by it.
Well, you are making some assumptions there. First, that people have not met before. Second, that none of the beneficiaries were embarrassed by it, or at least by the public nature of the community saying thank you for things that were just part of who that person is/how they act.
Do you know either of these assumptions to be true? (I can say that at least in some instances, they are not.)
My opinion is that it is a kind gesture of people giving, of their own free will, to a fellow fan. Of course, as a participant I guess I'm biased.
I echo this sentiment. I've even reached out to organizers of the grails before to ask to be notified when more grails would be done. I'm not on any social media so this is my only line of communication to them. But, I never did received further information, so I figured they were no longer a thing. Felt like I contributed a good amount of money into them and occasionally still receive an email surprise from one of the recipients. I also never heard of any drama or "circle jerk" stories about these grails either, but that's probably just lack of social media. It's a beautiful thing.
I've never met anyone on here, but that's not what it's about. Sometimes, it is just enjoyable to know a little something given can really brighten a person's day.
I saw the back of you at wrigley. @bbiggs pointed you out.
Haha...I guess that means he's due for a grail?
Well you and I did meet at Wrigley so maybe we both should get a grail.
what I think he's getting at is that there is a perception out there and around here among some folks that the whole grail thing is kind of an "elite circle jerk", not necessarily of anyone really "deserving", just a big grift among a group of friends by getting a bunch of others outside the circle to donate to the cause.
not saying I agree/disagree; I don't care either way. But I've heard that perspective.
I never understood why you would chip in money to get someone you've never met an uber valuable trinket but it's a free country.
I could see a group of friends getting together and doing something similar privately. Nice gesture. The public nature of it struck me weird. That one of the beneficiaries was never embarrassed by it.
Well, you are making some assumptions there. First, that people have not met before. Second, that none of the beneficiaries were embarrassed by it, or at least by the public nature of the community saying thank you for things that were just part of who that person is/how they act.
Do you know either of these assumptions to be true? (I can say that at least in some instances, they are not.)
My opinion is that it is a kind gesture of people giving, of their own free will, to a fellow fan. Of course, as a participant I guess I'm biased.
I echo this sentiment. I've even reached out to organizers of the grails before to ask to be notified when more grails would be done. I'm not on any social media so this is my only line of communication to them. But, I never did received further information, so I figured they were no longer a thing. Felt like I contributed a good amount of money into them and occasionally still receive an email surprise from one of the recipients. I also never heard of any drama or "circle jerk" stories about these grails either, but that's probably just lack of social media. It's a beautiful thing.
I've never met anyone on here, but that's not what it's about. Sometimes, it is just enjoyable to know a little something given can really brighten a person's day.
I saw the back of you at wrigley. @bbiggs pointed you out.
Haha...I guess that means he's due for a grail?
Well you and I did meet at Wrigley so maybe we both should get a grail.
Agreed! I'll be eagerly awaiting the "its holy grail time for mcgruff10 and bbiggs" notification. LOL
what I think he's getting at is that there is a perception out there and around here among some folks that the whole grail thing is kind of an "elite circle jerk", not necessarily of anyone really "deserving", just a big grift among a group of friends by getting a bunch of others outside the circle to donate to the cause.
not saying I agree/disagree; I don't care either way. But I've heard that perspective.
I never understood why you would chip in money to get someone you've never met an uber valuable trinket but it's a free country.
I could see a group of friends getting together and doing something similar privately. Nice gesture. The public nature of it struck me weird. That one of the beneficiaries was never embarrassed by it.
Well, you are making some assumptions there. First, that people have not met before. Second, that none of the beneficiaries were embarrassed by it, or at least by the public nature of the community saying thank you for things that were just part of who that person is/how they act.
Do you know either of these assumptions to be true? (I can say that at least in some instances, they are not.)
My opinion is that it is a kind gesture of people giving, of their own free will, to a fellow fan. Of course, as a participant I guess I'm biased.
I echo this sentiment. I've even reached out to organizers of the grails before to ask to be notified when more grails would be done. I'm not on any social media so this is my only line of communication to them. But, I never did received further information, so I figured they were no longer a thing. Felt like I contributed a good amount of money into them and occasionally still receive an email surprise from one of the recipients. I also never heard of any drama or "circle jerk" stories about these grails either, but that's probably just lack of social media. It's a beautiful thing.
I've never met anyone on here, but that's not what it's about. Sometimes, it is just enjoyable to know a little something given can really brighten a person's day.
I saw the back of you at wrigley. @bbiggs pointed you out.
Haha...I guess that means he's due for a grail?
Well you and I did meet at Wrigley so maybe we both should get a grail.
Agreed! I'll be eagerly awaiting the "its holy grail time for mcgruff10 and bbiggs" notification. LOL
I believe Mike’s holy grail is the band dedicating a live performance of Dance of the Clairvoyants to him personally.
1996: Randall's Island 2 1998: East Rutherford | MSG 1 & 2 2000: Cincinnati | Columbus | Jones Beach 1, 2, & 3 | Boston 1 | Camden 1 & 2 2003: Philadelphia | Uniondale | MSG 1 & 2 | Holmdel 2005: Atlantic City 1 2006: Camden 1 | East Rutherford 1 & 2 2008: Camden 1 & 2 | MSG 1 & 2 | Newark (EV) 2009: Philadelphia 1, 2 & 4 2010: Newark | MSG 1 & 2 2011: Toronto 1 2013: Wrigley Field | Brooklyn 2 | Philadelphia 1 & 2 | Baltimore 2015: Central Park 2016: Philadelphia 1 & 2 | MSG 1 & 2 | Fenway Park 2 | MSG (TOTD) 2017: Brooklyn (RnR HOF) 2020: MSG | Asbury Park2021: Asbury Park 2022: MSG | Camden | Nashville 2024: MSG 1 & 2 (#50) | Philadelphia 1 & 2 | Baltimore
what I think he's getting at is that there is a perception out there and around here among some folks that the whole grail thing is kind of an "elite circle jerk", not necessarily of anyone really "deserving", just a big grift among a group of friends by getting a bunch of others outside the circle to donate to the cause.
not saying I agree/disagree; I don't care either way. But I've heard that perspective.
I never understood why you would chip in money to get someone you've never met an uber valuable trinket but it's a free country.
I could see a group of friends getting together and doing something similar privately. Nice gesture. The public nature of it struck me weird. That one of the beneficiaries was never embarrassed by it.
Well, you are making some assumptions there. First, that people have not met before. Second, that none of the beneficiaries were embarrassed by it, or at least by the public nature of the community saying thank you for things that were just part of who that person is/how they act.
Do you know either of these assumptions to be true? (I can say that at least in some instances, they are not.)
My opinion is that it is a kind gesture of people giving, of their own free will, to a fellow fan. Of course, as a participant I guess I'm biased.
I echo this sentiment. I've even reached out to organizers of the grails before to ask to be notified when more grails would be done. I'm not on any social media so this is my only line of communication to them. But, I never did received further information, so I figured they were no longer a thing. Felt like I contributed a good amount of money into them and occasionally still receive an email surprise from one of the recipients. I also never heard of any drama or "circle jerk" stories about these grails either, but that's probably just lack of social media. It's a beautiful thing.
I've never met anyone on here, but that's not what it's about. Sometimes, it is just enjoyable to know a little something given can really brighten a person's day.
I saw the back of you at wrigley. @bbiggs pointed you out.
Haha...I guess that means he's due for a grail?
Well you and I did meet at Wrigley so maybe we both should get a grail.
Agreed! I'll be eagerly awaiting the "its holy grail time for mcgruff10 and bbiggs" notification. LOL
I believe Mike’s holy grail is the band dedicating a live performance of Dance of the Clairvoyants to him personally.
my vote would have been handwritten lyrics to You Are
what I think he's getting at is that there is a perception out there and around here among some folks that the whole grail thing is kind of an "elite circle jerk", not necessarily of anyone really "deserving", just a big grift among a group of friends by getting a bunch of others outside the circle to donate to the cause.
not saying I agree/disagree; I don't care either way. But I've heard that perspective.
I never understood why you would chip in money to get someone you've never met an uber valuable trinket but it's a free country.
I could see a group of friends getting together and doing something similar privately. Nice gesture. The public nature of it struck me weird. That one of the beneficiaries was never embarrassed by it.
Well, you are making some assumptions there. First, that people have not met before. Second, that none of the beneficiaries were embarrassed by it, or at least by the public nature of the community saying thank you for things that were just part of who that person is/how they act.
Do you know either of these assumptions to be true? (I can say that at least in some instances, they are not.)
My opinion is that it is a kind gesture of people giving, of their own free will, to a fellow fan. Of course, as a participant I guess I'm biased.
I echo this sentiment. I've even reached out to organizers of the grails before to ask to be notified when more grails would be done. I'm not on any social media so this is my only line of communication to them. But, I never did received further information, so I figured they were no longer a thing. Felt like I contributed a good amount of money into them and occasionally still receive an email surprise from one of the recipients. I also never heard of any drama or "circle jerk" stories about these grails either, but that's probably just lack of social media. It's a beautiful thing.
I've never met anyone on here, but that's not what it's about. Sometimes, it is just enjoyable to know a little something given can really brighten a person's day.
I saw the back of you at wrigley. @bbiggs pointed you out.
Haha...I guess that means he's due for a grail?
Well you and I did meet at Wrigley so maybe we both should get a grail.
Agreed! I'll be eagerly awaiting the "its holy grail time for mcgruff10 and bbiggs" notification. LOL
I believe Mike’s holy grail is the band dedicating a live performance of Dance of the Clairvoyants to him personally.
Absolutely!!! Followed by an extended version of you are!
what I think he's getting at is that there is a perception out there and around here among some folks that the whole grail thing is kind of an "elite circle jerk", not necessarily of anyone really "deserving", just a big grift among a group of friends by getting a bunch of others outside the circle to donate to the cause.
not saying I agree/disagree; I don't care either way. But I've heard that perspective.
I never understood why you would chip in money to get someone you've never met an uber valuable trinket but it's a free country.
I could see a group of friends getting together and doing something similar privately. Nice gesture. The public nature of it struck me weird. That one of the beneficiaries was never embarrassed by it.
Well, you are making some assumptions there. First, that people have not met before. Second, that none of the beneficiaries were embarrassed by it, or at least by the public nature of the community saying thank you for things that were just part of who that person is/how they act.
Do you know either of these assumptions to be true? (I can say that at least in some instances, they are not.)
My opinion is that it is a kind gesture of people giving, of their own free will, to a fellow fan. Of course, as a participant I guess I'm biased.
I echo this sentiment. I've even reached out to organizers of the grails before to ask to be notified when more grails would be done. I'm not on any social media so this is my only line of communication to them. But, I never did received further information, so I figured they were no longer a thing. Felt like I contributed a good amount of money into them and occasionally still receive an email surprise from one of the recipients. I also never heard of any drama or "circle jerk" stories about these grails either, but that's probably just lack of social media. It's a beautiful thing.
I've never met anyone on here, but that's not what it's about. Sometimes, it is just enjoyable to know a little something given can really brighten a person's day.
I saw the back of you at wrigley. @bbiggs pointed you out.
Haha...I guess that means he's due for a grail?
Well you and I did meet at Wrigley so maybe we both should get a grail.
Agreed! I'll be eagerly awaiting the "its holy grail time for mcgruff10 and bbiggs" notification. LOL
I believe Mike’s holy grail is the band dedicating a live performance of Dance of the Clairvoyants to him personally.
Absolutely!!! Followed by an extended version of you are!
No, no, no...Riot Act front to back at his next show! Whoever has a direct line to the band, please make this happen to fulfill a lifelong grail wish for McG!
what I think he's getting at is that there is a perception out there and around here among some folks that the whole grail thing is kind of an "elite circle jerk", not necessarily of anyone really "deserving", just a big grift among a group of friends by getting a bunch of others outside the circle to donate to the cause.
not saying I agree/disagree; I don't care either way. But I've heard that perspective.
I never understood why you would chip in money to get someone you've never met an uber valuable trinket but it's a free country.
I could see a group of friends getting together and doing something similar privately. Nice gesture. The public nature of it struck me weird. That one of the beneficiaries was never embarrassed by it.
Well, you are making some assumptions there. First, that people have not met before. Second, that none of the beneficiaries were embarrassed by it, or at least by the public nature of the community saying thank you for things that were just part of who that person is/how they act.
Do you know either of these assumptions to be true? (I can say that at least in some instances, they are not.)
My opinion is that it is a kind gesture of people giving, of their own free will, to a fellow fan. Of course, as a participant I guess I'm biased.
I echo this sentiment. I've even reached out to organizers of the grails before to ask to be notified when more grails would be done. I'm not on any social media so this is my only line of communication to them. But, I never did received further information, so I figured they were no longer a thing. Felt like I contributed a good amount of money into them and occasionally still receive an email surprise from one of the recipients. I also never heard of any drama or "circle jerk" stories about these grails either, but that's probably just lack of social media. It's a beautiful thing.
I've never met anyone on here, but that's not what it's about. Sometimes, it is just enjoyable to know a little something given can really brighten a person's day.
I saw the back of you at wrigley. @bbiggs pointed you out.
Haha...I guess that means he's due for a grail?
Well you and I did meet at Wrigley so maybe we both should get a grail.
Agreed! I'll be eagerly awaiting the "its holy grail time for mcgruff10 and bbiggs" notification. LOL
I believe Mike’s holy grail is the band dedicating a live performance of Dance of the Clairvoyants to him personally.
Absolutely!!! Followed by an extended version of you are!
I’m thinking I will start the ***Official Please Open MSG with Dance of the Clairvoyants for McGruff10*** sometime in late February so the band has plenty of time to see it!
1996: Randall's Island 2 1998: East Rutherford | MSG 1 & 2 2000: Cincinnati | Columbus | Jones Beach 1, 2, & 3 | Boston 1 | Camden 1 & 2 2003: Philadelphia | Uniondale | MSG 1 & 2 | Holmdel 2005: Atlantic City 1 2006: Camden 1 | East Rutherford 1 & 2 2008: Camden 1 & 2 | MSG 1 & 2 | Newark (EV) 2009: Philadelphia 1, 2 & 4 2010: Newark | MSG 1 & 2 2011: Toronto 1 2013: Wrigley Field | Brooklyn 2 | Philadelphia 1 & 2 | Baltimore 2015: Central Park 2016: Philadelphia 1 & 2 | MSG 1 & 2 | Fenway Park 2 | MSG (TOTD) 2017: Brooklyn (RnR HOF) 2020: MSG | Asbury Park2021: Asbury Park 2022: MSG | Camden | Nashville 2024: MSG 1 & 2 (#50) | Philadelphia 1 & 2 | Baltimore
what I think he's getting at is that there is a perception out there and around here among some folks that the whole grail thing is kind of an "elite circle jerk", not necessarily of anyone really "deserving", just a big grift among a group of friends by getting a bunch of others outside the circle to donate to the cause.
not saying I agree/disagree; I don't care either way. But I've heard that perspective.
I never understood why you would chip in money to get someone you've never met an uber valuable trinket but it's a free country.
I could see a group of friends getting together and doing something similar privately. Nice gesture. The public nature of it struck me weird. That one of the beneficiaries was never embarrassed by it.
Well, you are making some assumptions there. First, that people have not met before. Second, that none of the beneficiaries were embarrassed by it, or at least by the public nature of the community saying thank you for things that were just part of who that person is/how they act.
Do you know either of these assumptions to be true? (I can say that at least in some instances, they are not.)
My opinion is that it is a kind gesture of people giving, of their own free will, to a fellow fan. Of course, as a participant I guess I'm biased.
I echo this sentiment. I've even reached out to organizers of the grails before to ask to be notified when more grails would be done. I'm not on any social media so this is my only line of communication to them. But, I never did received further information, so I figured they were no longer a thing. Felt like I contributed a good amount of money into them and occasionally still receive an email surprise from one of the recipients. I also never heard of any drama or "circle jerk" stories about these grails either, but that's probably just lack of social media. It's a beautiful thing.
I've never met anyone on here, but that's not what it's about. Sometimes, it is just enjoyable to know a little something given can really brighten a person's day.
I saw the back of you at wrigley. @bbiggs pointed you out.
I'm not sure this reads very well. 🤣🤣
But hey, you seeing me not seeing you is all the reason I need to contribute to your Scruffy grail. Here's to hoping we can get you the You Are/DotC dedication you crave!
"A smart monkey doesn't monkey around with another monkey's monkey" - Darwin's Theory
Some of y'all shit on the Holy Grail thing. No one forced anyone to do it. I liked the idea because the names of the people I recognize, or have actually met, were doing good in some form on here.
I've never been chosen for one but have been a recipient of 2 behind the scenes things that I was never expecting.. Stuff like that still goes on and I love it when the community gets together.
Some of y'all shit on the Holy Grail thing. No one forced anyone to do it. I liked the idea because the names of the people I recognize, or have actually met, were doing good in some form on here.
I've never been chosen for one but have been a recipient of 2 behind the scenes things that I was never expecting.. Stuff like that still goes on and I love it when the community gets together.
Agreed. Never got anything. Dont need anything but love being part of goodness.
brixton 93
astoria 06
albany 06
hartford 06
reading 06
barcelona 06
paris 06
wembley 07
dusseldorf 07
nijmegen 07
this song is meant to be called i got shit,itshould be called i got shit tickets-hartford 06 -
Some of y'all shit on the Holy Grail thing. No one forced anyone to do it. I liked the idea because the names of the people I recognize, or have actually met, were doing good in some form on here.
I've never been chosen for one but have been a recipient of 2 behind the scenes things that I was never expecting.. Stuff like that still goes on and I love it when the community gets together.
Exactly. I received a '98 Kansas City poster years ago because of the generosity of many people here. I wasn't expecting it at all & it meant a lot that people chipped in to get it for me. I enjoy contributing to the grails as well and would contribute long before I ever received one.
You hit the nail on the head---it's about community. It's not a damn ponzi scheme. Is it possible for people to simply do something nice for others without being judged for it?
Some of y'all shit on the Holy Grail thing. No one forced anyone to do it. I liked the idea because the names of the people I recognize, or have actually met, were doing good in some form on here.
I've never been chosen for one but have been a recipient of 2 behind the scenes things that I was never expecting.. Stuff like that still goes on and I love it when the community gets together.
Exactly. I received a '98 Kansas City poster years ago because of the generosity of many people here. I wasn't expecting it at all & it meant a lot that people chipped in to get it for me. I enjoy contributing to the grails as well and would contribute long before I ever received one.
You hit the nail on the head---it's about community. It's not a damn ponzi scheme. Is it possible for people to simply do something nice for others without being judged for it?
the committee should revoke belinda27s merriweather and give it to tempo.
Some of y'all shit on the Holy Grail thing. No one forced anyone to do it. I liked the idea because the names of the people I recognize, or have actually met, were doing good in some form on here.
I've never been chosen for one but have been a recipient of 2 behind the scenes things that I was never expecting.. Stuff like that still goes on and I love it when the community gets together.
Exactly. I received a '98 Kansas City poster years ago because of the generosity of many people here. I wasn't expecting it at all & it meant a lot that people chipped in to get it for me. I enjoy contributing to the grails as well and would contribute long before I ever received one.
You hit the nail on the head---it's about community. It's not a damn ponzi scheme. Is it possible for people to simply do something nice for others without being judged for it?
the committee should revoke belinda27s merriweather and give it to tempo.
Some of y'all shit on the Holy Grail thing. No one forced anyone to do it. I liked the idea because the names of the people I recognize, or have actually met, were doing good in some form on here.
I've never been chosen for one but have been a recipient of 2 behind the scenes things that I was never expecting.. Stuff like that still goes on and I love it when the community gets together.
Exactly. I received a '98 Kansas City poster years ago because of the generosity of many people here. I wasn't expecting it at all & it meant a lot that people chipped in to get it for me. I enjoy contributing to the grails as well and would contribute long before I ever received one.
You hit the nail on the head---it's about community. It's not a damn ponzi scheme. Is it possible for people to simply do something nice for others without being judged for it?
the committee should revoke belinda27s merriweather and give it to tempo.
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Thanks for the heads up op. I rarely buy stuff, but would be bummed to get stiffed on a deal.
Hope seller is ok too.
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Going to shows in hub sort of cities that lots travel to, helps
Never met the person who stiffed the OP, though.
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I've never met anyone on here, but that's not what it's about. Sometimes, it is just enjoyable to know a little something given can really brighten a person's day.
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But hey, you seeing me not seeing you is all the reason I need to contribute to your Scruffy grail. Here's to hoping we can get you the You Are/DotC dedication you crave!
I'm checking in daily crossing everything that you get your goods. I'm also trying to get an update for you with no luck so far.
I hear what you say on this happening before also, and does make things so much worse
I've never been chosen for one but have been a recipient of 2 behind the scenes things that I was never expecting.. Stuff like that still goes on and I love it when the community gets together.
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You hit the nail on the head---it's about community. It's not a damn ponzi scheme. Is it possible for people to simply do something nice for others without being judged for it?
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