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4 Jun 2007, 15:40
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Re: Festival Wrist Bands
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This is just what i'd expect from a ****ing RED!
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4 Jun 2007, 15:40
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Re: Festival Wrist Bands
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I'm pretty sure there is a correlation between the persons caring about other persons wearing wristbands and bandname t-shirts and such and their succes in life be it in their work environment relationshipwise or in their overal feeling of being happy maybe they need to get the message louding like focussing your energy on more important matters because guess who are the real faggots I could be wrong though I could (hello misserable ****s, you know it's about you).
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Yeah but random meaningless unfounded generalisation #76.
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4 Jun 2007, 15:42
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Next goal wins!
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Re: Festival Wrist Bands
I have a smashing pumpkins T-shirt, but its the only band one I have and they're my favourite band ever. Is that allowed?
SS, given the boldness of your conclusion, I would appreciate being able to view your methodology
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4 Jun 2007, 15:43
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Re: Festival Wrist Bands
I own about 5 festival wristbands.
Do I get a cookie?
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4 Jun 2007, 15:46
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Guy next door
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Re: Festival Wrist Bands
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SS, given the boldness of your conclusion, I would appreciate being able to view your methodology
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Let's say I've been reading GD for about 7 years
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4 Jun 2007, 15:47
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Guy next door
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Re: Festival Wrist Bands
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I own about 5 festival wristbands.
Do I get a cookie?
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It depends if you wear them in public, if so Deffeh would like to have a word with you. He cares you see.
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4 Jun 2007, 15:49
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Re: Festival Wrist Bands
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Let's say I've been reading GD for about 7 years
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Thats not methodology thats data
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4 Jun 2007, 15:49
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Re: Festival Wrist Bands
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Originally Posted by Iniluki
I own about 5 festival wristbands.
Do I get a cookie?
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Are you wearing them?
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4 Jun 2007, 15:55
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Re: Festival Wrist Bands
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Thats not methodology thats data
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Yeah but i've been observing the posters that seem to have a critical note on every mundane thing happening in their surroundings and the persons that seem more mentally vital for the last years i've been following them over and over even analysed their posting behaviour on other forums on the holy internet i retreived their adress info and sent people out to examine their behaviour it happend that the ones whining shitloads on electronical mediums happen to sit in their houses (moms houses sorry) all day long my agents told me that they wanted a raise because it's no fun observing people who do not come out of their house sitting in the same street all night and day get really old after a week or so.
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4 Jun 2007, 15:56
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Re: Festival Wrist Bands
but you didnt actually do that did you?
You are making an ass out of u and me
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4 Jun 2007, 15:58
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Re: Festival Wrist Bands
I'd be sure silversmoke has thankfully just been trolling for this whole thread if that first post wasn't so filled with hatred there are still a few white supremacists trying to figure out if they can bottle and sell it.
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4 Jun 2007, 15:58
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Re: Festival Wrist Bands
Oh shit i guess the lolling and virtual fingerpointing started again on irc i'm so ****ed
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4 Jun 2007, 15:59
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Re: Festival Wrist Bands
I wouldn't worry too much, that didn't actually happen.
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4 Jun 2007, 15:59
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Re: Festival Wrist Bands
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Oh shit i guess the lolling and virtual fingerpointing started again on irc i'm so ****ed
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It hasn't, if it ever occurred in the first place.
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4 Jun 2007, 16:01
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Re: Festival Wrist Bands
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Originally Posted by SilverSmoke
I'm pretty sure there is a correlation between the persons caring about other persons wearing wristbands and bandname t-shirts and such and their succes in life be it in their work environment relationshipwise or in their overal feeling of being happy
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If the person talking to me is an attractive teenage girl I'm not overly bothered that their overall "success in life" score might be sub-optimal.
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maybe they need to get the message louding like focussing your energy
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Well, I generally wear a shirt over whatever t-shirt I wear, but I am wearing a band t-shirt today and yet I've still managed to find enough energy to focus on achieving my top goals and do my Tony Robbins Power Screams™ which are guaranteed to bring me wealth, fame and fortune.
But then again, I am fantastic.
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4 Jun 2007, 16:04
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Re: Festival Wrist Bands
It doesn't really make sense what you are saying now Dante. You didn't really read this thread I see, not that you are missing much anyway.
I guess you don't give **** about a person wearing a wristband, or at least not in a way that it angers you. That was my point really..
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4 Jun 2007, 16:04
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Re: Festival Wrist Bands
I haven't made it out of bed yet today. I'm also fairly hungry by now
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4 Jun 2007, 16:09
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Guy next door
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Re: Festival Wrist Bands
Yeah it's time to cook the shrimps in garlic and peppers!
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4 Jun 2007, 16:10
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Re: Festival Wrist Bands
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It doesn't really make sense what you are saying now Dante.
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Yeah, I know.
But I was just trying to be positive, although I see now you were in agreement with me. Sort of. Or at least you don't care. Either way it's all good.
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4 Jun 2007, 16:16
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Re: Festival Wrist Bands
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Yeah it's time to cook the shrimps in garlic and peppers!
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I don't get it
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4 Jun 2007, 16:18
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Re: Festival Wrist Bands
I'm hungry too
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4 Jun 2007, 17:13
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Re: Festival Wrist Bands
I bought a U2 t-shirt after I had been on the concert (they sold them outside). The front looked really cool, but on the backside they had printed the entire tour schedule
I wouldn't go into a store and buy such a t-shirt, but it was cheap and I thought why not (+ I needed another t-shirt as it was still another few days until we were flying home and I was out of clean t-shirts ).
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4 Jun 2007, 17:21
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Re: Festival Wrist Bands
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Originally Posted by Nadar
I bought a U2 t-shirt after I had been on the concert (they sold them outside). The front looked really cool, but on the backside they had printed the entire tour schedule
I wouldn't go into a store and buy such a t-shirt, but it was cheap and I thought why not (+ I needed another t-shirt as it was still another few days until we were flying home and I was out of clean t-shirts ).
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Ignoring the whole rant about why U2 are the definition of 'shit', most concert tee shirts have the dates on the back, that's pretty much the whole point otherwise you could just buy it off their website.
Please don't try to justify going to see U2 because you 'needed new clothes'. 'My entire family will be burnt alive and my genitals will be fed to ravid hampsters' is not really an excuse to go and see U2.
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4 Jun 2007, 17:33
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Re: Festival Wrist Bands
U2 t-shirt more like U2 t-shit am i rite?!
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Oh shit i guess the lolling and virtual fingerpointing started again on irc i'm so ****ed
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All that has been happening of note in IRC lately is trying to organise games of Worms Armageddon so I don't know what you're talking about, punk!
On the other hand you could stop sitting in the corner sulking and get on IRC and play it with us!
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4 Jun 2007, 19:52
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Re: Festival Wrist Bands
Nah thanks Tomkat. I'm in a game of civilisations 4.
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4 Jun 2007, 19:53
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Re: Festival Wrist Bands
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SS, given the boldness of your conclusion, I would appreciate being able to view your methodology
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more like given the baldness of his conclusion
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4 Jun 2007, 20:08
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1up on you
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Re: Festival Wrist Bands
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PS I'm going to keep my Glastonbury one on up until the Summer Meet just to annoy pig there
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And I shall bring my sciscors!
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4 Jun 2007, 20:45
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Re: Festival Wrist Bands
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Please don't try to justify going to see U2 because you 'needed new clothes'.
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What are you talking about? We (me and my cousin) bought the tickets six months ahead of the concert. The concert was in Oslo, so we stayed there for a week. After the concert we both bought t-shirts (because they were cheap and I had run out (couldn't be arsed borrow his sister's washing machine)).
It would be some pretty expensive t-shirts if I flew across the country just to get one. The salespeople were outside the concert area, so we wouldn't have needed tickets to get the t-shits anyway.
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4 Jun 2007, 20:49
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Re: Festival Wrist Bands
OMG! U R admitting going 2 c U2!
L00z3r!
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4 Jun 2007, 21:04
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Re: Festival Wrist Bands
I like some of U2s songs.
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4 Jun 2007, 23:26
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Re: Festival Wrist Bands
There's nothing wrong with U2's music. There's always those faggots who has to comment on Bono's involvement in charities though.
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5 Jun 2007, 18:44
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Re: Festival Wrist Bands
I'm still wearing my wedding ring to remind me of the day I got married. Jesus Christ I'm pathetic.
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Re: Festival Wrist Bands
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I'm still wearing my wedding ring to remind me of the day I got married. Jesus Christ I'm pathetic.
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would you wear a ring to remind you of the day you went to McDonalds?
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Re: Festival Wrist Bands
I didn't realise McD's gave them out to their customers.
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Re: Festival Wrist Bands
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I didn't realise McD's gave them out to their customers.
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and if they did, and subsequently you had slightly more relevant input for this thread, would you?
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6 Jun 2007, 05:47
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Re: Festival Wrist Bands
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would you wear a ring to remind you of the day you went to McDonalds?
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No, I wouldn't but I really couldn't care less about people who do, for example same as I don't mind people of the same sex walking hand in hand in public, or wearing boots that doesn't fit their outfit at all..you see.
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6 Jun 2007, 17:19
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Old Man O Deh *****s
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Re: Festival Wrist Bands
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and if they did, and subsequently you had slightly more relevant input for this thread, would you?
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Since when was that a requirement for posting?
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