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Looking like i'm out for my usual summer fests this year. I tend to go to Roo and Newport Folk Fest but have come to the conclusion I'll have to skip both. Life and money and work and a bunch of other junk just getting in the way. I guess it's a good year to skip but I was really pumped about LCD and Tame Impala on the farm. Oh well. Will try to swing a Mountain Jam or Gov Ball ticket since it's cheaper and no travel issues/costs.
I've reached acceptance. Sucks but I'll just have to make sure I'm back next year.
Bummer.
We'll miss you at Newport/QC.
Yea, that's a tough one because the family trip is (as of now) scheduled during that same weekend. NFF is way easier to get to than Roo and way less hassle (luggage, tents, etc. not needed) but it's just not in the cards for me this summer.
Will try to swing a Mountain Jam or Gov Ball ticket since it's cheaper and no travel issues/costs.
If you do MJ, definitely let me know. I can't take any time off of work, but I am playing with the get-there-as-early-as-I-can-on-Friday-which-will-probably-be-too-late and leave Sunday night idea. At the minimum, I'll be doing a day ticket or two.
Welcome back Bonz, but I do not find it strange that your presence being requested in the Orgy thread and then you showing up, like it was the quacking Bonzai Bat Signal.
Considering you've found the need to respond to my threads as if you are threatened by me I offer you some peace my confused counterpart. May you find peace in your restless soul.
Will try to swing a Mountain Jam or Gov Ball ticket since it's cheaper and no travel issues/costs.
If you do MJ, definitely let me know. I can't take any time off of work, but I am playing with the get-there-as-early-as-I-can-on-Friday-which-will-probably-be-too-late and leave Sunday night idea. At the minimum, I'll be doing a day ticket or two.
Will try to swing a Mountain Jam or Gov Ball ticket since it's cheaper and no travel issues/costs.
If you do MJ, definitely let me know. I can't take any time off of work, but I am playing with the get-there-as-early-as-I-can-on-Friday-which-will-probably-be-too-late and leave Sunday night idea. At the minimum, I'll be doing a day ticket or two.
If I can somehow make it work I would likely be doing Friday-Sunday myself. Part of missing other fests is needing time off and I can take a day off but more than a few causes a problem. Will let you know....still unsure if I can afford just the MJ ticket.
I think enough of us have disputed this decision that you should probably reconsider it.
I've tried to figure out how to make it work lol. Even considered the day pass/shuttle option but even that is fucking expensive. It's a combination of reasons and I really should just deal with missing out. It's a luxury type of thing anyway that I don't NEED but I really love. I plan on being back next year for sure. Just very upset about missing a handful of acts. I need to find a way to see LCD soundsystem now that they're back together. I can't even pull of Panorama which is in my backyard because of the timing factor.
Post by Phyre Fest on Mar 30, 2016 17:04:39 GMT -5
Best part about living in Europe? Getting to say "Chow" instead of "Bye" without looking like a giant douchebag. Worst part about living in Europe? The closest Taco Bell is 350 freaking miles away.
Best part about living in Europe? Getting to say "Chow" instead of "Bye" without looking like a giant douchebag. Worst part about living in Europe? The closest Taco Bell is 350 freaking miles away.
"Chow" is food. "Ciao" is bye.
When you leave you're telling people "Food" as you exit.
Best part about living in Europe? Getting to say "Chow" instead of "Bye" without looking like a giant douchebag. Worst part about living in Europe? The closest Taco Bell is 350 freaking miles away.
"Chow" is food. "Ciao" is bye.
When you leave you're telling people "Food" as you exit.
Considering you've found the need to respond to my threads as if you are threatened by me I offer you some peace my confused counterpart. May you find peace in your restless soul.
But yeah ITM is 100% correct. I know that even standing over here in 'Murrica.
NO ONE FUCKING ASKED YOU
You don't know that.
Side note - it is rather irritating that the most recently updated Tapatalk has the "report this post" button right where the "quote" button used to be.
I've almost accidentally reported multiple posts by way of this new update. Including the post I'm quoting now. Although I probably should've actually reported this one since it is BASICALLY CYBER BULLYING.
Considering you've found the need to respond to my threads as if you are threatened by me I offer you some peace my confused counterpart. May you find peace in your restless soul.
Side note - it is rather irritating that the most recently updated Tapatalk has the "report this post" button right where the "quote" button used to be.
I've almost accidentally reported multiple posts by way of this new update. Including the post I'm quoting now. Although I probably should've actually reported this one since it is BASICALLY CYBER BULLYING.
Side note - it is rather irritating that the most recently updated Tapatalk has the "report this post" button right where the "quote" button used to be.
I've almost accidentally reported multiple posts by way of this new update. Including the post I'm quoting now. Although I probably should've actually reported this one since it is BASICALLY CYBER BULLYING.
Tapatalk makes me think of a working title for a fictional talk show (or more likely, a podcast) about tapas, Tapas-talk.
Best part about living in Europe? Getting to say "Chow" instead of "Bye" without looking like a giant douchebag. Worst part about living in Europe? The closest Taco Bell is 350 freaking miles away.
When I lived in Paris, I was friends with a family who worked IT at the embassy and got the military perks. They shopped once a month at a base in Germany which happened to have a Taco Bell. Each time they went, they brought back like 30 soft tacos, and I got to partake in them.
Welcome back Bonz, but I do not find it strange that your presence being requested in the Orgy thread and then you showing up, like it was the quacking Bonzai Bat Signal.
Welcome back Bonz, but I do not find it strange that your presence being requested in the Orgy thread and then you showing up, like it was the quacking Bonzai Bat Signal.
i'm not venturing into the political thread right now, but i wanted to share that i'm currently 20 feet from the podium waiting to hear bernie sanders speak. pretty cool start to a thursday.
i'm not venturing into the political thread right now, but i wanted to share that i'm currently 20 feet from the podium waiting to hear bernie sanders speak. pretty cool start to a thursday.
Extremely jealous...project updates made today a work day I couldnt miss. Everyone's posts from the convention center make me happy and sad at the same time
i'm not venturing into the political thread right now, but i wanted to share that i'm currently 20 feet from the podium waiting to hear bernie sanders speak. pretty cool start to a thursday.
Considering you've found the need to respond to my threads as if you are threatened by me I offer you some peace my confused counterpart. May you find peace in your restless soul.
"I’m a breakfast guy: three eggs scrambled, with bacon and wheat toast, burnt. The problem is, it never came back burnt. For years it would arrive limp and tan, which brought breakfast to a standstill when I sent the toast back. It was costing me 10 minutes a day, which, multiplied by six days a week, is four hours a month. That’s 48 hours—two full days—per year. My friends, time is currency. My wife, Courtney, got tired of hearing me complain about it. She found a photograph on the Internet of a kitchen toaster ejecting two slices of burnt toast. She minimized it, printed it out and had it laminated. She insisted I put it in my wallet. When I order, I present the photo to my server. I get some strange looks, but I can assure you, the toast now arrives black and scary, just the way I like it."
"I’m a breakfast guy: three eggs scrambled, with bacon and wheat toast, burnt. The problem is, it never came back burnt. For years it would arrive limp and tan, which brought breakfast to a standstill when I sent the toast back. It was costing me 10 minutes a day, which, multiplied by six days a week, is four hours a month. That’s 48 hours—two full days—per year. My friends, time is currency. My wife, Courtney, got tired of hearing me complain about it. She found a photograph on the Internet of a kitchen toaster ejecting two slices of burnt toast. She minimized it, printed it out and had it laminated. She insisted I put it in my wallet. When I order, I present the photo to my server. I get some strange looks, but I can assure you, the toast now arrives black and scary, just the way I like it."
W? T? F?
This is the person CBS has chosen to breakdown the intricacies of football for the viewers at home; a person who can't even properly describe burnt toast. Great job, CBS. Also, gag.
"I’m a breakfast guy: three eggs scrambled, with bacon and wheat toast, burnt. The problem is, it never came back burnt. For years it would arrive limp and tan, which brought breakfast to a standstill when I sent the toast back. It was costing me 10 minutes a day, which, multiplied by six days a week, is four hours a month. That’s 48 hours—two full days—per year. My friends, time is currency. My wife, Courtney, got tired of hearing me complain about it. She found a photograph on the Internet of a kitchen toaster ejecting two slices of burnt toast. She minimized it, printed it out and had it laminated. She insisted I put it in my wallet. When I order, I present the photo to my server. I get some strange looks, but I can assure you, the toast now arrives black and scary, just the way I like it."
W? T? F?
Dude is worried about lost time but he's been going out for breakfast 6 days a week for years?
"I’m a breakfast guy: three eggs scrambled, with bacon and wheat toast, burnt. The problem is, it never came back burnt. For years it would arrive limp and tan, which brought breakfast to a standstill when I sent the toast back. It was costing me 10 minutes a day, which, multiplied by six days a week, is four hours a month. That’s 48 hours—two full days—per year. My friends, time is currency. My wife, Courtney, got tired of hearing me complain about it. She found a photograph on the Internet of a kitchen toaster ejecting two slices of burnt toast. She minimized it, printed it out and had it laminated. She insisted I put it in my wallet. When I order, I present the photo to my server. I get some strange looks, but I can assure you, the toast now arrives black and scary, just the way I like it."
W? T? F?
Dude is worried about lost time but he's been going out for breakfast 6 days a week for years?
I think that's because he's in hotels all week traveling for sporting events.
As someone who also likes many things very well done almost to the point of being burnt, I can understand where he's coming from. It's very hard to get a restaurant to actually cook things to the point of burnt.