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Isn't that joke becoming old? i mean, he forgot it once (if he did, isn't it more just a rumour? Besides, forgetting password could be a euphemism for just not getting the bloody site updated) long ago and people are perpetuating jokes about it 5 years after? Get a life.
Haven't you ever forgotten a password? Geesh.
(i'm not at all implying there'd be anything malicious in anyone's remarks about it, i just really wonder how little life people have).
itnAklipse wrote:(i'm not at all implying there'd be anything malicious in anyone's remarks about it, i just really wonder how little life people have).
Treading careful there Dei? Nice one!
Ah, I just watch the Belgian websites to be sure about a Sissies gig. The 'official' site is not to be trusted.
Yeah... I know we've already busted some n***s here about that one, but this is welcome news -- especially the Buffalo NY gig. I live in Rochester NY which is only an hour or so away! It looks like I'll be using some of that vacation time from work as it's a Monday night. Also, my wedding anniversary is the following Friday (on Samhain). This could become a really fun week!
If I were a rich man I would follow them along to Toronto and Montreal... like the grateful undead... that would be sweet!
euphoria wrote: How cold is it in Minnesota mid-november, are the roads icy?
Minnesotans are entirely used to their horrendous winters, so the road maintenance is excellent, and iciness isn't that much of a problem at that time of year - unless they've been blindsided by an unanticipated storm. That said, Minneapolis once got over two feet of snow on Samhain...and in November it will be pretty chilly, although that is of course a relative condition, depending upon what you're accustomed to. Average temperature is around a high of 5C (41F) and low of -4C (25F).
Um, then factor in the insane weather that's been going on everywhere courtesy of global warming...
Who can begin conventional amiability the first thing in the morning?
It is the hour of savage instincts and natural tendencies.
--Elizabeth von Arnim
Probably a shot in the dark, but does anyone know anything about the Wilbur Theatre in Boston? Location (good side of town/bad side of town/places nearby/etc.)? Public transportation? Anything?
I'm currently thinking of going to Philadelphia and Boston. (Well, ok, I know I'm going to Philly, although I'm a little afraid of the fact that it IS on Halloween, and this IS a band beloved by those of the goff persuasion. )
The only real problem is... I'm pretty sure I've never been to Boston.
And I know I could Google it, but I'd rather hear some personal experiences from HL members, if possible.
it will be pretty chilly, although that is of course a relative condition, depending upon what you're accustomed to. Average temperature is around a high of 5C (41F) and low of -4C (25F).
I am coming down from Winnipeg. I'll be the guy in floral shirt and shorts:)
Anyone planning on making the NYC show and need a very cheap place to stay, I know of the one-and-only $40/night hostel/hotel walking distance from the gig. PM for details, or email. Any Brits planning the trip by the way?
itnAklipse wrote:i just really wonder how little life people have).
bismarck wrote:Anyone planning on making the NYC show and need a very cheap place to stay, I know of the one-and-only $40/night hostel/hotel walking distance from the gig. PM for details, or email. Any Brits planning the trip by the way?
This Brit will, but I'll only have to trek in from 60th Street I don't think I've seen you since the last gig, be good to catch up.
"I won't go down in history, but I probably will go down on your sister."
Hank Moody
bismarck wrote:Anyone planning on making the NYC show and need a very cheap place to stay, I know of the one-and-only $40/night hostel/hotel walking distance from the gig. PM for details, or email. Any Brits planning the trip by the way?
itnAklipse wrote:i just really wonder how little life people have).
bismarck wrote:Anyone planning on making the NYC show and need a very cheap place to stay, I know of the one-and-only $40/night hostel/hotel walking distance from the gig. PM for details, or email. Any Brits planning the trip by the way?
itnAklipse wrote:i just really wonder how little life people have).
Ha ha, Mr. 1200+ posts since 2003.
Not to the NY show, but booked gig tickets and flights to San Francisco yesterday. We will be going for the week, so any suggestions as to reasonably priced accommodation near the venue, or tips in general about the city much appreciated. Amazing that the girlfriend said she was up for this in many ways. Her only real exposure to the Sisters was the London gig on the Silver Bullet tour.