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I bought the tickets to see Modest Mouse at Greensboro Coliseum when they were first sold on March 24th. The concert starts at 7:30 tonight. I thought that my best friend would like to go, but found out at the last minute that he couldn't make it. Now, I'm going to miss the gig because I don't have a car. :(

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catch a bus.

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There is no bus from my town to Greensboro, going alone by Greyhound is risky, and a taxicab will be expensive. Greensboro is one hour away from where I am. :banghead:

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why should i care ?

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This is just so last-minute, darran. Today is not a good day for me.

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Sorry, but perhaps if contingency plans had been drawn up then you could have fulfilled your aspirations

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Preparation and planning prevent piss poor performance.

A gig is a military Op, ask Edel to help plan your next one.

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Doctor? wrote: Preparation and planning prevent piss poor performance.

:bow: :bow: :thumb:

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Doctor? wrote: Preparation and planning prevent piss poor performance.

A gig is a military Op, ask Edel to help plan your next one.

You ALMOST got it right, its the 6 "p"s not 6 "p"s and an "a" (not to mention "preperation" is too big a word for us military folk:laugh: ).

Proper Planning Prevents Piss Poor Performance.

but you are right, Cozzie should know better, her dad is a Marine!:nonono:

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I just received an email from Comrade. Again, I worded my post wrong, therefore causing unnecessary confusion. Here are the clarifications:

  1. The tickets were on sale on March 24th, and I purchased them on the Internet

  2. I was deciding who I should go to the concert with because I had no way to get to the venue. A couple of weeks ago, I heard that my best friend will be deployed to start his training to be a military policeman. Since the deployment is two weeks before the concert and that he is my best friend, I thought that it would be cool for him to have a smashing night at the Modest Mouse gig before leaving for 18 months of training.

  3. I PMed him on April 25th, and he said that he would love to go. To paraphrase, "HHHHHHHEEEELLLLLL YYYYYYYYEEEAAAAAHHHHHHH! I want to go see Modest Mouse!"

  4. I PMed him again to make arrangements as to what time he would pick me up from my dorm. This was on May 1st. That was when he said, "Friday? I thought the concert is on Saturday. Let me check the schedule."

  5. It turned out that he had a date planned tonight. Even if he changed the days to make it to the concert, he didn't want to stand his girlfriend up. I found this out last night, to my dismay.

PS: Just to let you guys know that Comrade knows about my best friend (I have known the latter since first grade) and that he's fine with me going to the "concert" with him. Commie also reminded me that I did a very nice thing to have my friend go see Modest Mouse before he leaves for his training.

  1. I felt like crap today, and I didn't feel well enough to call other friends to see if they would want to go to the concert with me and if they have a car.

Again, sorry for the confusion.

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[magenta]cozmonite61[/magenta] wrote: I bought the tickets to see Modest Mouse at Greensboro Coliseum when they were first sold on March 24th. The concert starts at 7:30 tonight. I thought that my best friend would like to go, but found out at the last minute that he couldn't make it. Now, I'm going to miss the gig because I don't have a car. :(

I thought all you spoilt little American brats got bought cars for your birthday by daddy?

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darran clarke wrote: why should i care ?

Hark now hear The City sing United ran away And we will fight for ever more Because of Derby day

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Johnny wrote:

[magenta]cozmonite61[/magenta] wrote: I bought the tickets to see Modest Mouse at Greensboro Coliseum when they were first sold on March 24th. The concert starts at 7:30 tonight. I thought that my best friend would like to go, but found out at the last minute that he couldn't make it. Now, I'm going to miss the gig because I don't have a car. :(

I thought all you spoilt little American brats got bought cars for your birthday by daddy?

26 and the only time I drove was living in Mancunia!

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[magenta]cozmonite61[/magenta] wrote: I just received an email from Comrade. Again, I worded my post wrong, therefore causing unnecessary confusion. Here are the clarifications:

  1. The tickets were on sale on March 24th, and I purchased them on the Internet

  2. I was deciding who I should go to the concert with because I had no way to get to the venue. A couple of weeks ago, I heard that my best friend will be deployed to start his training to be a military policeman. Since the deployment is two weeks before the concert and that he is my best friend, I thought that it would be cool for him to have a smashing night at the Modest Mouse gig before leaving for 18 months of training.

  3. I PMed him on April 25th, and he said that he would love to go. To paraphrase, "HHHHHHHEEEELLLLLL YYYYYYYYEEEAAAAAHHHHHHH! I want to go see Modest Mouse!"

  4. I PMed him again to make arrangements as to what time he would pick me up from my dorm. This was on May 1st. That was when he said, "Friday? I thought the concert is on Saturday. Let me check the schedule."

  5. It turned out that he had a date planned tonight. Even if he changed the days to make it to the concert, he didn't want to stand his girlfriend up. I found this out last night, to my dismay.

PS: Just to let you guys know that Comrade knows about my best friend (I have known the latter since first grade) and that he's fine with me going to the "concert" with him. Commie also reminded me that I did a very nice thing to have my friend go see Modest Mouse before he leaves for his training.

  1. I felt like crap today, and I didn't feel well enough to call other friends to see if they would want to go to the concert with me and if they have a car.

Again, sorry for the confusion.

NO ONE GIVES A FUCK--people will still make fun of you--doesn't matter what you clarify or not. Why? because you post shit like this when you get made fun of.

The fact that your 95 year old boyfriend will let you go to a concert 3000 miles away from him with a friend of yours does let me know that you're not being completely brainwashed...tho if you were free, you'd have gone no matter what he though because 1) he's 105 2) he's across the country 3) this is way creepy.

Take a lesson from his book and go away until you can become less creepy and less annoying

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This is getting a bit scary now, I find myself agreeing with you CM with so much that you post these days. Well said :thumb:

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Chrissy wrote:

The fact that your 95 year old boyfriend will let you go to a concert 3000 miles away from him with a friend of yours does let me know that you're not being completely brainwashed...tho if you were free, you'd have gone no matter what he though because 1) he's 105 2) he's across the country 3) this is way creepy.

Wow, he's aged 10 years in a few sentences.

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Johnny wrote:

[magenta]cozmonite61[/magenta] wrote: I bought the tickets to see Modest Mouse at Greensboro Coliseum when they were first sold on March 24th. The concert starts at 7:30 tonight. I thought that my best friend would like to go, but found out at the last minute that he couldn't make it. Now, I'm going to miss the gig because I don't have a car. :(

I thought all you spoilt little American brats got bought cars for your birthday by daddy?

That's only the suburban part of the American population. I'm not sure about where Cozzie lives - because I have no interest to go down to the South - but in American cities, most of us are too poor to own a car and pay for insurance. Hence, we get wonderful public transportation systems like SEPTA.

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Chrissy wrote:

darran clarke wrote: why should i care ?

Hark now hear The City sing United ran away And we will fight for ever more Because of Derby day

er why should i care (1-0):evil4:

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Chrissy wrote:

darran clarke wrote: why should i care ?

Hark now hear The City sing United ran away And we will fight for ever more Because of Derby day

Why is it so difficult for City to score? we had a penalty and still couldnt find the back of the net. roll on next season

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i think this thread can be summed up in two words

nobody cares

:shrug:

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Who are modest mouse anyway? Ive never heard of them. were they formed after proud pussy split up?

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They played here in Rochester last week. I had no one to go with, though. Of course, I hadn't bought tickets like you. Of course, I'm not too keen on Modest Mouse, anyway.

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[orange]State of Love and Trust [/orange] wrote: i think this thread can be summed up in two words

nobody cares

:shrug:

Well, you posted your "I Hate Exams" thread. :deal:

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This blue-eyed boy that wants to be wrote:

Johnny wrote:

[magenta]cozmonite61[/magenta] wrote: I bought the tickets to see Modest Mouse at Greensboro Coliseum when they were first sold on March 24th. The concert starts at 7:30 tonight. I thought that my best friend would like to go, but found out at the last minute that he couldn't make it. Now, I'm going to miss the gig because I don't have a car. :(

I thought all you spoilt little American brats got bought cars for your birthday by daddy?

That's only the suburban part of the American population. I'm not sure about where Cozzie lives - because I have no interest to go down to the South - but in American cities, most of us are too poor to own a car and pay for insurance. Hence, we get wonderful public transportation systems like SEPTA.

I live in NC. Here's the thing. I could have had a car, but the money that Mom tried to save for my car was spent on my dad's non-stop drinking and smoking (he quit both after he had a heart attack). The insurance for my age group is ridiculous. I ride the bus to get around campus and downtown in Chapel Hill because the city transportation is free. I could have taken a Greyhound and ride a cab on the way to Greensboro, but it would cost me money. Plus, what would happen if I had to stay at a hotel in Greensboro? It's easier to have a friend to go with; sadly, that wasn't the situation last night.

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[magenta]cozmonite61[/magenta] wrote:

I live in NC. Here's the thing. I could have had a car, but the money that Mom tried to save for my car was spent on my dad's non-stop drinking and smoking (he quit both after he had a heart attack). The insurance for my age group is ridiculous. I ride the bus to get around campus and downtown in Chapel Hill because the city transportation is free. I could have taken a Greyhound and ride a cab on the way to Greensboro, but it would cost me money. Plus, what would happen if I had to stay at a hotel in Greensboro? It's easier to have a friend to go with; sadly, that wasn't the situation last night.

So it's daddy's fault that you couldn't go to the gig?

Fuck's sake, Cozzie! What's wrong with spending cash to go to a gig? In the summer, I'm going to see Aerosmith, Ozzy Osbourne and the Rolling Stones playing far away from me. I have to spend money to go, but I don't mind as I love them.

Pull your finger out.:nod:

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Speaking of gigs Owens, should you not be in The Empire watching the Hookmeister on my behalf since I'm in work?

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Doctor? wrote: Speaking of gigs Owens, should you not be in The Empire watching the Hookmeister on my behalf since I'm in work?

He was, you dirty whoremonger! So sayeth the Ceremony forum. :smoking:

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See, that's what I get for missing meetings.

Apparently my doppelganger was there anyway.

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[magenta]cozmonite61[/magenta] wrote: . Plus, what would happen if I had to stay at a hotel in Greensboro?.

If you don't trust yourself around other men, you've done the right thing.

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