Pearl Jam Dating Service

Heisenberg

BhagavadGita wrote:

Female, Seattle, 47 but feel 27.......

Well my long time relationship of 13 years was always Phish Vs. Pearl Jam. He was and still is a Phish head and more power to him, but he never understood Pearl Jam at all even though he was a drummer. He never listened to lyrics. In fact, that was the last thing he cared about in a song.

I found that to be normal if your a drummer, your probably always listening to the grooves over the story.

I'm a lyrical girl myself. Spent from 92-2000 making up my own lyrics to songs where Ed mumbles. Thus why my ex called him "mumbler." Although he never bitched about the great seats I get through my low member number.

I wonder, has anyone really hooked up on this thread? I have not read much of what is going on but I find it's very hard to meet fans in Seattle. It's like the Seattle "freeze"....people are nice but they don't let you into their circles easily. I guess that's because I'm from the midwest where almost everyone you meet will tell you their life story within 15 minutes of meeting. Oh well..I must admit I had more friends when I lived in Indiana than the 9 years I have been here.

I would love to hear some stories about people finding others on this thread. :!:

For the record I can attest that not all drummers "only listen to the grooves". We're typically not very bright but we can handle taking in more than just "Mmmmm...Bang Boom.Bam. Sound good!"

PillowPants

BhagavadGita wrote:

Female, Seattle, 47 but feel 27.......

Well my long time relationship of 13 years was always Phish Vs. Pearl Jam. He was and still is a Phish head and more power to him, but he never understood Pearl Jam at all even though he was a drummer. He never listened to lyrics. In fact, that was the last thing he cared about in a song.

I found that to be normal if your a drummer, your probably always listening to the grooves over the story.

I'm a lyrical girl myself. Spent from 92-2000 making up my own lyrics to songs where Ed mumbles. Thus why my ex called him "mumbler." Although he never bitched about the great seats I get through my low member number.

I wonder, has anyone really hooked up on this thread? I have not read much of what is going on but I find it's very hard to meet fans in Seattle. It's like the Seattle "freeze"....people are nice but they don't let you into their circles easily. I guess that's because I'm from the midwest where almost everyone you meet will tell you their life story within 15 minutes of meeting. Oh well..I must admit I had more friends when I lived in Indiana than the 9 years I have been here.

I would love to hear some stories about people finding others on this thread. :!:

i will tell you stories

but first we need 5 examples of made up lyrics

thanks

BhagavadGita

PillowPants wrote:

BhagavadGita wrote:

Female, Seattle, 47 but feel 27.......

Well my long time relationship of 13 years was always Phish Vs. Pearl Jam. He was and still is a Phish head and more power to him, but he never understood Pearl Jam at all even though he was a drummer. He never listened to lyrics. In fact, that was the last thing he cared about in a song.

I found that to be normal if your a drummer, your probably always listening to the grooves over the story.

I'm a lyrical girl myself. Spent from 92-2000 making up my own lyrics to songs where Ed mumbles. Thus why my ex called him "mumbler." Although he never bitched about the great seats I get through my low member number.

I wonder, has anyone really hooked up on this thread? I have not read much of what is going on but I find it's very hard to meet fans in Seattle. It's like the Seattle "freeze"....people are nice but they don't let you into their circles easily. I guess that's because I'm from the midwest where almost everyone you meet will tell you their life story within 15 minutes of meeting. Oh well..I must admit I had more friends when I lived in Indiana than the 9 years I have been here.

I would love to hear some stories about people finding others on this thread. :!:

i will tell you stories

but first we need 5 examples of made up lyrics

thanks

Oh, put me on the spot now.....I'll have to recall this from my mental database slowly as I have smoked since then.

Drowned Out

Suzi78 wrote:

Drowned Out wrote:

Hilarious. I couldn't figure out if Suzi was being cute and ironic, aloof and deflecting, or naive/innocent. Any of those scenarios make her response funny...but I figured you'd just deny your innudendo and make me look like the perv

disclaimer - understanding said innuendo is not meant to imply that I'm involved in the escort/massage world

I was being ironic

Just ironic? Not cute?
hmmm.....I guess beautiful women don't usually like being described as cute, do they? (groan )

nuclear ukuleles

PillowPants wrote:

nuclear ukuleles wrote:

I have a boyfriend who likes Pearl Jam. Not sure how useful my input may be. :P

lets be honest... you're not happy with him

he's just something to pass the time and you hate to be alone

you're hear hoping for something better

here on a thread full of horny guys and single moms

is it because he's lazy? his job sucks? he doesn't respect you? he sucks in the sack?

talk to us... we can help

How DID you know?

Michelle10

PillowPants wrote:

Michelle10 wrote:

PillowPants wrote:

you just like that they can't use the "waiting for marriage" excuse on you

plus single moms are usually lonely and sick of dealing with their kid so they're easier to get into the sack

Safe to say the words marriage will never enter my vocabulary again - not ever going down that road again.
And okay its true single moms are sometimes lonely but I love my daughter - I would think you're last statement is only true when your kid is a tyrant and mine is a princess

De Nile aint' just a river in egypt

how would you rather spend your saturday night

playing polly prissy pants for the 452nd time

or going out for a nice dinner and then earth shattering boom boom


?

I guess when I find a guy who will actually put up with my pearl jam obsession and support it, I would gladly go out for dinner and have some earth shattering fun. Dude, my daughter is 4 what the heck is polly prissy pants? haha

afroannnie

H.I. McDunnough wrote:

Suzi78 wrote:

conman wrote:

ok, i'm late to the party, how does this work exactly?

Just say something nice about single mothers, and one will be knocking on your door tonight. Apparently they're very pleasing and good in bed. At least that's what Metsfan says.

I tried dating a single Mom once...then she pulled out her music collection of Kid Rock, Papa Roach, and Hinder. Needless to say, it ended almost immediately thereafter. How can a parent subject their innocent child to such awfulness. Irresponsible if you ask me.

Poor kid.
Music like that is the reason I no longer listen to the radio.

False_Belief

There were plenty of cuties at the London Team McCready fundraiser last weekend anyway. That kind of thing gives a guy hope...

Break The Sky

metsfan wrote:

Get_Right wrote:

This thread reminds me of something Ed said at one of the shows about the band bringing people together.
Something along the lines of him meeting a couple that met at a show, got married, and had kids named Mike, Matt, Stone and Jeff. And that they were probably "humping" right now to make a little Eddie.

msg 2 03- Upon returning for the first encore, Ed starts reading signs in the crowd. “Garden, yes we’re in the garden. That’s good … This one says ‘play Leash you pussies’. You know, there’s fucking children here, you know. You fucking cocksucking motherfucker asshole prick!” He mentions the fan club support and that last night there were 7,000 and tonight there are 8,000 fan club tickets represented. He thanks the fans and mentions hearing how fans have met via shows and become friends or lovers. He jokes how a couple (“I think they’re from Jersey”) met, married and is trying to have five kids to name them after the band. “So far they have Jeff, Stone and Mike and they’re fucking right now trying to get a little Eddie. And if they get to Boom … we’re just gonna keep adding band members. We’ll have a horn section … that’s evolution, baby.” Ed starts to introduce ‘All or None’ but Mike goes into the first riff of “Glorified G” and they play that first. A heartfelt ‘All Or None’ leads to an incredible ‘Alive.’ As soon as Mike hits the solo, the entire arena begins the fist pump, simultaneously yelling “yeah” for the duration of the song. Ed scans the entire Garden in awe.

shit like this only happens in da garden

That was my very first bootleg I ever bought. I bought it completely blind. . . just saw it sitting on the shelf at the local record store. That bootleg brought me from casual fan to can't complete a sentence without mentioning Pearl Jam fan.

VespertineSun

BhagavadGita wrote:

Female, Seattle, 47 but feel 27.......

Well my long time relationship of 13 years was always Phish Vs. Pearl Jam. He was and still is a Phish head and more power to him, but he never understood Pearl Jam at all even though he was a drummer. He never listened to lyrics. In fact, that was the last thing he cared about in a song.

I found that to be normal if your a drummer, your probably always listening to the grooves over the story.

I'm a lyrical girl myself. Spent from 92-2000 making up my own lyrics to songs where Ed mumbles. Thus why my ex called him "mumbler." Although he never bitched about the great seats I get through my low member number.

I wonder, has anyone really hooked up on this thread? I have not read much of what is going on but I find it's very hard to meet fans in Seattle. It's like the Seattle "freeze"....people are nice but they don't let you into their circles easily. I guess that's because I'm from the midwest where almost everyone you meet will tell you their life story within 15 minutes of meeting. Oh well..I must admit I had more friends when I lived in Indiana than the 9 years I have been here.

I would love to hear some stories about people finding others on this thread. :!:

I live in the Illinois and think there is a Chicago freeze .... but then I may be the person doing the freezing .. which is probably why I feel so comfortable in Seattle. But I digress ......

MoonTurtle

totally!

oppie1 wrote:

i'll play

25/m/Philly 'burbs/painfully single

most guys will brag about the size of their junk... i'll brag about having a real good member #... i'm always within the first 6 rows... that turn you on ladies?

Heisenberg

oppie1 wrote:

i'll play

25/m/Philly 'burbs/painfully single

most guys will brag about the size of their junk... i'll brag about having a real good member #... i'm always within the first 6 rows... that turn you on ladies?

25? What were you...6 when you joined the club Mr. Low Number?

yakko69

Heisenberg wrote:

oppie1 wrote:

i'll play

25/m/Philly 'burbs/painfully single

most guys will brag about the size of their junk... i'll brag about having a real good member #... i'm always within the first 6 rows... that turn you on ladies?

25? What were you...6 when you joined the club Mr. Low Number?

OWN3D!!! :-)

PillowPants

BhagavadGita wrote:

PillowPants wrote:

BhagavadGita wrote:

Female, Seattle, 47 but feel 27.......

Well my long time relationship of 13 years was always Phish Vs. Pearl Jam. He was and still is a Phish head and more power to him, but he never understood Pearl Jam at all even though he was a drummer. He never listened to lyrics. In fact, that was the last thing he cared about in a song.

I found that to be normal if your a drummer, your probably always listening to the grooves over the story.

I'm a lyrical girl myself. Spent from 92-2000 making up my own lyrics to songs where Ed mumbles. Thus why my ex called him "mumbler." Although he never bitched about the great seats I get through my low member number.

I wonder, has anyone really hooked up on this thread? I have not read much of what is going on but I find it's very hard to meet fans in Seattle. It's like the Seattle "freeze"....people are nice but they don't let you into their circles easily. I guess that's because I'm from the midwest where almost everyone you meet will tell you their life story within 15 minutes of meeting. Oh well..I must admit I had more friends when I lived in Indiana than the 9 years I have been here.

I would love to hear some stories about people finding others on this thread. :!:

i will tell you stories

but first we need 5 examples of made up lyrics

thanks

Oh, put me on the spot now.....I'll have to recall this from my mental database slowly as I have smoked since then.

still waiting

PillowPants

Michelle10 wrote:

I guess when I find a guy who will actually put up with my pearl jam obsession and support it, I would gladly go out for dinner and have some earth shattering fun. Dude, my daughter is 4 what the heck is polly prissy pants? haha

i have no idea

cartman plays it on south park

Kevin13790

R there any gay PJ fans NY here str8 acting....huge grunge fan

Michelle10

PillowPants wrote:

Michelle10 wrote:

I guess when I find a guy who will actually put up with my pearl jam obsession and support it, I would gladly go out for dinner and have some earth shattering fun. Dude, my daughter is 4 what the heck is polly prissy pants? haha

i have no idea

cartman plays it on south park

Well it's pretty safe to say I would never let my daughter do anything cartman does

PillowPants

Michelle10 wrote:

PillowPants wrote:

Michelle10 wrote:

I guess when I find a guy who will actually put up with my pearl jam obsession and support it, I would gladly go out for dinner and have some earth shattering fun. Dude, my daughter is 4 what the heck is polly prissy pants? haha

i have no idea

cartman plays it on south park

Well it's pretty safe to say I would never let my daughter do anything cartman does

good plan!

what about you... you act like cartmans mom??

cmon... sometimes??

yellowmosquito2

This thread is priceless!

Heisenberg

Move Along...Nothing to see here