The eternal people standing in the close seats problem

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  • Posts: 686
    Rocks wrote:
    Maybe they were in heaven? Too blown away?

    Are we enjoying the show when we *sit *stand *jump *dance *scream *sing *be silent?

    At D.C. two guys in front of me were really standing still and not moving;
    At NY a guy next to me was sitting the whole time.

    I'll bet they were enjoying the show just as much as all the others...

    A girl in front of me in Camden was jumping and sceaming the whole show, waving her arms every second no mather if it was a wild song or a beautiful slow song, put her shirt off to get Ed's attention during LBC, jumping on my toes, almost got in a fight with 3 different girls....

    I'll bet she enjoyed the show too...

    Different behaviour doesn't mean a thing about their experience. And for me the girls behaviour was the most annoying...

    This guy hits the nail right on the head. Everybody reacts differently to the same situation. Just because someone is jumping around like a lunatic doesn't mean that they're not enjoying the show. What concerns me more is how people are so concerned about how other people are acting at a show. Who the fuck cares? Enjoy it in your own way and let others enjoy it in their way. People really have to stop concerning themselves with what other people are doing or how they choose to conduct their lives.
  • Posts: 4,632
    DriftingByTheStorm wrote:
    uh.
    its not the drunkeness.
    its the fanaticism.

    in fact, i often get jelly belly from the beer and CANT jump around as much as if i were cone sold tober!

    :D

    Well in the case with the people around me it was drunkenness. And I have seen people do some crazy contortions while drunk so maybe it boils down to how some people handle their liquor...:D

    I love PJ but it's not about fanaticism with me. But I don't think that makes me any less of a fan.
    These cuts are leaving creases. Trace the scars to fit the pieces, to tell the story, you don't need to say a word.
  • Washington DC Posts: 7,376
    There wasn't a reaction during No More during DC? I thought there was. Maybe it was just the people around me who knew it. I was singing the chorus real loud as I didn't know much of the other words.
    There is no such thing as leftover pizza. There is now pizza and later pizza. - anonymous
    The risk I took was calculated, but man, am I bad at math - The Mincing Mockingbird

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