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A Faceless Man · May 2006

he still stands wrote:

If you don't want to be around this type of environment go to a Nick Lachey concert.

No, why don't you move to a place where it is LEGAL.

dCowboyPJ · May 2006

Those rent-a-cops are a bunch of assholes.

Its fuckin' pot...big deal.

A Faceless Man · May 2006

soulsinging wrote:

so it was ok to break the law and smoke pot at concerts in the 60s, but not now? what gives?

No, I was refering to the people who have the "It's a rock n' roll concert so I can do whatever the fuck I want" mentality.

Don't b e so god damned ignorant and be RESPECTFUL of the people around you.

A Faceless Man · May 2006

mtjammer wrote:

You're right, it's not the 60's, and I would still hope that folks are cool enough to let others go enjoy music in their own way, whether that be drinking, smoking or just grooving. As long as it's in moderation and not interfering with others' enjoyment, why should you care? To each their own. Let's face it, many people will smoke at concerts. Don't go to a concert and then act surprised or infuriated that someone was enjoying the music while taking a puff. You would be better off by ignoring the folks smoking around you and just enjoying the show yourself. You're at a PJ show, not church.

How can I ignore it when it's going into my face which causes ME discomfort and causes ME to not be able to enjoy the show because I keep sneezing and rubbing my eyes because some asshole can't walk the fuck out to the smoking area.

If my girlfriend can go outside to smoke, they can too.

godpt3 · May 2006

mtjammer wrote:

I think it should be every bit as legal as drinking because I belive that it's less harmful and destructive than drinking.

By that logic, shouldn't we be looking at prohibition again, instead of legalizing pot???

DPAtty · May 2006

godpt3 wrote:

you did something stupid and now you're gonna whine about it. Brilliant!!!!
A joint shortly after a heart attack. Not too many brains, huh skippy???

May the gods of Darwin poor chlorine in your gene pool.

ummmm...yes, and it really sucks to be "pour" in Bush's 'Merika.

methinks the proverbial shallow end of the gene pool might be big enough to accommodate all sorts of folks...ordinarily i wouldn't crack on someone's misspelling, but this was just too rich...

TorontoPJFan · May 2006

In Toronto there were so many people smoking that it was easier to pinpoint those not doing it, or so it seemed. Anyway, the point is they threw like 2 guys out of the 3 sections surrounding me. It's hard, for me at least, to justify throwing out someone when there are so many people doing it right around them. That's all.

JaneNY · May 2006

mtjammer wrote:

You're right, it's not the 60's, and I would still hope that folks are cool enough to let others go enjoy music in their own way, whether that be drinking, smoking or just grooving. As long as it's in moderation and not interfering with others' enjoyment, why should you care? To each their own. Let's face it, many people will smoke at concerts. Don't go to a concert and then act surprised or infuriated that someone was enjoying the music while taking a puff. You would be better off by ignoring the folks smoking around you and just enjoying the show yourself. You're at a PJ show, not church.

Totally agree! And actually though, PJ shows are like church to me, and if someone else wants to partake, fine. 'Peace be with you'

JohnBriggs · May 2006

While what happened sucks that is the price ya play when ya pay. Be lucky that's all that happened.

scgamac · May 2006

How about not having, smoking, or handling weed??????

josevolution · May 2006

A Faceless Man wrote:

I'm glad you got kicked out.

Just because it's a rock concert doesn't give you the right to break the law.

This isn't the 60's, pal.

I wish those two fuckers smoking right in front and behind me got kicked out at the Cleveland show.

I'M JUST GLAD PJ IS NOT PLAYING IN YOUR BACK YARD .TOTAL ASSHOLES THEY SHOULD OF JUST TOLD HIM TO PUT IT OUT.AND THE 60'S WERE A LOT BETTER THEN NOW FOR SHOWS.

josevolution · May 2006

mtjammer wrote:

You're right, it's not the 60's, and I would still hope that folks are cool enough to let others go enjoy music in their own way, whether that be drinking, smoking or just grooving. As long as it's in moderation and not interfering with others' enjoyment, why should you care? To each their own. Let's face it, many people will smoke at concerts. Don't go to a concert and then act surprised or infuriated that someone was enjoying the music while taking a puff. You would be better off by ignoring the folks smoking around you and just enjoying the show yourself. You're at a PJ show, not church.

WEEL SAID .I BET THEY DON'T STOP THE FANS AT THE HIP HOP SHOWS OR RAP SHOWS FROM SMOKING AT ALL OR THE COUNTRY MUSIC FANS FROM DRINKING ALL THAT JACK DANIELS . FREAKING ASS BACK WARDS STATE.

godpt3 · May 2006

Buck Fush wrote:

ummmm...yes, and it really sucks to be "pour" in Bush's 'Merika.

methinks the proverbial shallow end of the gene pool might be big enough to accommodate all sorts of folks...ordinarily i wouldn't crack on someone's misspelling, but this was just too rich...

Wow. I'm getting smacked down over a typo by someone who apparently doesn't know how to use proper caitalization or punctuation. That's rich.

JOEJOEJOE · May 2006

As much as I think smoking pot isn't a huge crime, none the less, it is still illegal.

So, if you do it, and you get put through some sort of inconvenience as a result, it is nobody elses fault but yours.

I am not saying anyone should be sent to jail, etc., however, if you know that pot smoking is a no-no at a gig, you are risking your enjoyment of the gig by doing so.

Also,security guards at concerts are trained to enforce the venue's policies.

When they tell you not to stand on the white line, they are doing so because the local fire department requires them to keep certain areas/aisles clear.

It may not seem necessary, but the fire department has deemed it necessary, and they have the power to shut down a show.

I am all for activism, but I feel as if activism is best used to change laws.

It Makes no sense to me that people feel they have the right to play "the victim", even though they knew that their actions could possibly get them into some sort of trouble.

Why not use your sense of rebellion against a more important cause, such as a corrupt leader or an unjust war!

Its all about personal responsibility, people!

LongRoad · May 2006

mtjammer wrote:

You're right, it's not the 60's, and I would still hope that folks are cool enough to let others go enjoy music in their own way, whether that be drinking, smoking or just grooving. As long as it's in moderation and not interfering with others' enjoyment, why should you care? To each their own. Let's face it, many people will smoke at concerts. Don't go to a concert and then act surprised or infuriated that someone was enjoying the music while taking a puff. You would be better off by ignoring the folks smoking around you and just enjoying the show yourself. You're at a PJ show, not church.

Here we go with that whole 'It's my right to smoke maaaaan'

give it up already, it's illegal and if you get caught you suffer the consequences.
Deal with it.

PJ and Dylan are my muse · May 2006

My first...finally!

Free will is not a right, but a blessing!

Whether it is illegal in the lawful sense does not mean it is illegal in the social contract, LongRoad. Perhaps you need to get off your highhorse and go back to your little website and post your diatribes there. You know Jesus existed? Were you there? YOU were a missed opportunity in my view!

Go back to computerland and leave others to actually discuss the happenings of the world. Go upload some files for me to surf. You want to "properly" debate the laws of the land, perhaps you should think about how many people die each year from alcohol and how many die from pot. But wait, alcohol is legal and influenced by big business. We can't take that away can we?

Now go listen to that Tool you like so much. Tool = nice music, overrated band!

LongRoad · May 2006

PJ & Dylan = Muse wrote:

My first...finally!

Free will is not a right, but a blessing!

Whether it is illegal in the lawful sense does not mean it is illegal in the social contract, LongRoad. Perhaps you need to get off your highhorse and go back to your little website and post your diatribes there. You know Jesus existed? Were you there? YOU were a missed opportunity in my view!

Go back to computerland and leave others to actually discuss the happenings of the world. Go upload some files for me to surf. You want to "properly" debate the laws of the land, perhaps you should think about how many people die each year from alcohol and how many die from pot. But wait, alcohol is legal and influenced by big business. We can't take that away can we?

Now go listen to that Tool you like so much. Tool = nice music, overrated band!

Wow, nice first post.

Looks like you enjoy reading all that I post.

BTW, I know Jesus existed because I am Jesus

PJ and Dylan are my muse · May 2006

Well, I like to be informed of who I am dealing with before I speak critical of their views. One post can be a spout off, but a posting pattern gives a little more information on actual character. Agreed?

If only the rest of the world took the time to educate themselves a bit more before speaking, I think the gene pool would be significantly improved.... this board too.

I just could not sit back any longer.

LongRoad · May 2006

PJ & Dylan = Muse wrote:

I just could not sit back any longer.

You couldn't have been sitting back for too long, you only joined here 4 days ago.

Eliot Rosewater · May 2006

reeferchief wrote:

I would say it was at Homer Simpson levels of intelligence myself.

lmao....well, IMO it's on Homer's level either way....heart attack or no heart attack.

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