If they have to clear the pit due to weather....

81 wrote:

get in line at 6am
sweat your ass off for 12 hours
get front row of the pit

lighting comes...pit emptied....

lighting passes....pit refilled....

and you are row 20


this might be better than the post wrigley I beam complaints.




i may be hoping this happens....with no injuries to anyone.

yeah...i'm a dick...i know it.

Totally called it!

I wonder how "The List" is working out for all those GA folks now.

Here's why you shouldn't care about people trying to worm up front in a pit... Look at these lunatics causing a fiasco by charging to the front...

https://twitter.com/PJStatTracker/statu ... 47/photo/1

SPEEDY MCCREADY wrote:

Attention!
Attention people.

Will the soaking wet Greek man, with Gyros sauce dribbling from his chin, please leave the GA. section immediately, before you get struck by lightening!

Thank you, and have a nice evening!

i had a fuckin Blast!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Wash my clothes!!!to the clean form!!to the oure form!!!

You jinxed it 81! All your fault the weather delay & lightning etc!

"If they have to clear the pit due to weather...." he said......... :nono: :nono:

81 you're an argument for the proverb that an empty can makes the most noise

NoWay wrote:

it also looked like a bunch of non GAs rushed into the pit after the rain delay because they weren't checking bracelets initially.

Hey Darrin It's 92 Palooza all over again. I'm older now, no regrets.

Hey 81 What does your crystal ball say about Pittsburgh?

It was a very unfortunate situation all around.
Yes, some of us lined before breakfast to have a shot at being on the rail for potentially one of the most memorable shows ever. Most fans chose not to.....
Actually making it to the rail and being directly in front of Mike was surreal. To have it taken away by others who hadn't made the effort, some who didn't even have GA passes, was devastating.
While a lot of us were totally disappointed with losing the spots we had put so much time and effort into securing, it was hard to stay composed when those who took our spots were gloating about it and then were annoyed with our efforts to reclaim our previous postions.
The worst part of the whole deal were a father and his son who were next to us for his son's first show. They had been with us since 7am, the boy was a trooper, and to see them lose their rail spot and have that "moment of a lifetime" lost was devastating.

81 - usually I find your comments mildly entertaining, but this thread and your comments were poorly thought through. I hope you don't experience the same disappointment any time soon.

Aussie357 wrote:

It was a very unfortunate situation all around.
Yes, some of us lined before breakfast to have a shot at being on the rail for potentially one of the most memorable shows ever. Most fans chose not to.....
Actually making it to the rail and being directly in front of Mike was surreal. To have it taken away by others who hadn't made the effort, some who didn't even have GA passes, was devastating.
While a lot of us were totally disappointed with losing the spots we had put so much time and effort into securing, it was hard to stay composed when those who took our spots were gloating about it and then were annoyed with our efforts to reclaim our previous postions.
The worst part of the whole deal were a father and his son who were next to us for his son's first show. They had been with us since 7am, the boy was a trooper, and to see them lose their rail spot and have that "moment of a lifetime" lost was devastating.

81 - usually I find your comments mildly entertaining, but this thread and your comments were poorly thought through. I hope you don't experience the same disappointment any time soon.

Well said. I was one of the people in line with you, since very early. It was heartbreaking. Especially because of the little boy and his Dad. The little guy was so excited and had "FIRST SHOW!" written on his palm. Thankfully I got up front again, but it was really difficult to do so.