What did you learn this past weekend?

RKCNDY · September 2011

I learned that 81 looks nothing like a smoking baby, nor does he really smoke. He also likes to play his music loud enough to kill his battery halfway thru the tailgate...so much for charging your phone at his 'charging station'

Unlost learned about bears, that certain political parties need to keep up with pop culture before they call themselves dirty words, and that 'making it rain' is not good in any sense.

Recently, I have learned that we could have taken unlost to a petting zoo, and educated her some more on camels, and their feet.

I also learned that only one person was observant enough to notice that I really did paint my toes blue for the occasion.

what did you learn?

81 · September 2011

with all due respect, the music lasted for 4 or 5 hours before giving out...and the battery was still (barely) able to turn the engine over.

whip cream is fun at a party

tailgators prefer cheap beer to good beer

speedy isn't a midget, nor is dimi

nobody looks like you expect them to look

alpine does have great acoustics

the forum has a lot of good friendly people on it

DS1119 · September 2011

81 wrote:

with all due respect, the music lasted for 4 or 5 hours before giving out...and the battery was still (barely) able to turn the engine over.

Were you in the VIP lot and had to get jumped by a red Wrangler?

The Juggler · September 2011

5 days with my family is more than enough.

oh--you meant about this pj20 thing? .....from what i saw on the webcast 1 night of totd songs is enough?

rick1zoo2 · September 2011

I learned that:

it was worth making the trip after all

Wisconsin has weird weather - it was completely different each of the three days we were there - Friday hot and sticky, Saturday rain all day, Sunday brrr cold.

Cheese curds were actually not that bad.

Whipped cream apparently is not just for strawberry shortcake

There are some really cool people here that I am glad I met

81 · September 2011

DS1119 wrote:

81 wrote:

with all due respect, the music lasted for 4 or 5 hours before giving out...and the battery was still (barely) able to turn the engine over.

Were you in the VIP lot and had to get jumped by a red Wrangler?

yellow lot. i thought i would need a jump because after the stereo cut out, i tried to start and nothing. after coming back from the show, it did start.

just can't kill a tacoma

81 · September 2011

rick1zoo2 wrote:

Wisconsin has weird weather - it was completely different each of the three days we were there - Friday hot and sticky, Saturday rain all day, Sunday brrr cold.

that's pretty normal. they say in the midwest if you don't like the weather, wait 20 minutes and it will change.

RKCNDY · September 2011

rick1zoo2 wrote:

I learned that:

it was worth making the trip after all

Wisconsin has weird weather - it was completely different each of the three days we were there - Friday hot and sticky, Saturday rain all day, Sunday brrr cold.

Cheese curds were actually not that bad.

Whipped cream apparently is not just for strawberry shortcake

There are some really cool people here that I am glad I met

:x
I missed cheese curds! and cheese whips that someone else was talking about!...looked for them at the piggly wiggly, and there were none to be found.

yes, the weather WAS very strange

and yes, DS1119, even though sometimes you make me want to punch you in the fudd, the charging station was cool. My portable charger died, and had to run to the station so I could text my group to meet in the same place.

oh, and I should really wear ugly shoes if I'm ever at Alpine again and it's raining...my poor doc martens that I have had for 10 years... :(

appie · September 2011

I learned it was so great to be amongst pj fans from all over the world and the possitive vibe that surrounded the area was overwelming.Everybody had a good time and was very friendly towards others...
It was wierd for me to see some realy drunk dudes puking all over the place and i wonder if they will remember the shows or if they even remember beeing there..
I made a long journey( 19 hours) to be there and i feld completly at home..
Thanx all for giving me that feeling,the vibes i picked up there were a big plus for the good feeling i got there and still have..

On to the Us tour next year( I will be back..

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And i sign in bigtime for pj25,30,35 and 40.

81 · September 2011

hanging with friends on the lawn is better than sitting with strangers up close. some will disagree.

RKCNDY · September 2011

81 wrote:

hanging with friends on the lawn is better than sitting with strangers up close. some will disagree.

you better find me next time! :evil:

81 · September 2011

RKCNDY wrote:

81 wrote:

hanging with friends on the lawn is better than sitting with strangers up close. some will disagree.

you better find me next time! :evil:

alpine cell service is bad at best. :(

DS1119 · September 2011

81 wrote:

just can't kill a tacoma

...another Toyota guy. Sweet. :thumbup:

maj4e · September 2011

I learned that people will bitch about ticket prices and then buy at least 7 beers at $13/ea and spend an entire concert going to the beer line and the porta john line.

I also learned that I still looooove going to PJ shows and getting to be around people with a similar mindset (at least on one topic)

of.the.girl · September 2011

That everyone I came in contact with was extremely outgoing and nice (minus a few oddballs here and there)

Who knew that Whip Cream and alcohol can be in a can?

81 does not have good aim with a whip cream can

That no matter how many language barriers there were....I still understood everyone perfectly.

Everyone was very much appreciative of what others did for them.

Speedy isn't a bad dancer either

I will be going to more shows in the future! I got the tour bug now.

DS1119 · September 2011

RKCNDY wrote:

and yes, DS1119, even though sometimes you make me want to punch you in the fudd, the charging station was cool. My portable charger died, and had to run to the station so I could text my group to meet in the same place.

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If one person benefited...victory! :thumbup: :wave:

Leezestarr313 · September 2011

I learned that going to a foreign country alone is not frightening at all if you are a Pearl Jam fan - it was truly amazing and heartwarming to see how kind and friendly everyone was

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Americans have a great variety of beers and even if their toilets look as if they were blocked up you can use them

Mosquito bites are a pain in the ass.
And it's actually not as bad as I thought to be in an allocated seat for a concert.

Given to... · September 2011

In every line we waited in, we met some really great folks.

Wisconsin doesnt overdo the size of highway signs

Piggly Wiggly's are real. No one told spell checker yet.

Wisconsin locals are the shit. Nicer than nice!

Still cant understand passing out prior to PJ taking the stage... from the college frat to the 45 year old

Wisconsin lawns dry out fairly quick!

Cell service is not the best way to communicate at Alpine.

there were a few casual fans, that really didnt understand this band still has relevance

jshin · September 2011

I learned that, every song PJ played was at least one persons piss/beer/whatever break..
I learned that, attention whores will always be attention whores..
I learned that, Liam Finn could have been used as a "Charging station"..
I learned that, you can buy cheese wheels in the Milwaukee airport news stands..

afroannnie · September 2011

I always feel at home at a Pearl jam concert even if I'm 800 miles from home.

I will now refer to a "U-turn" as "Flip a bitch"

Unlost Dogs needs to spend more time looking at urban dictionary

Whipped cream shots should be mandatory at all future shows

Mosquitos love German blood

the pouring rain always brings people closer

mustaches make me smile

Many more things, that i'm sure i'll remember within the next few days

megatron · September 2011

pissed i didn't get to meet anyone.

learned i like young girls with tats and holes in their face

What did you learn this past weekend?

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