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Posted: 04 Dec 2010, 20:31
by doctoravalanche
Tickets bought today, at the side balcony first row, to be able to a nice video shooting
Posted: 04 Dec 2010, 22:52
by Back in time
doctoravalanche wrote:Tickets bought today, at the side balcony first row, to be able to a nice video shooting
Considering high quality of your work last time, I thank you in advance.
Posted: 05 Dec 2010, 14:32
by radiojamaica
Aha, you might be right about that
Why don't they just use the term 'parterre' then? Crazy Frenchies
The venue looks really nice!
Posted: 05 Dec 2010, 15:25
by lachert
nice venue indeed but where you guys will be loosig you teeth in a crazy moshpit?
Posted: 05 Dec 2010, 15:37
by Obviousman
That's what we go to these gigs for, man
@K Crazy Frenchies indeed!
Posted: 05 Dec 2010, 17:15
by Never Land
lachert wrote:nice venue indeed but where you guys will be loosig you teeth in a crazy moshpit?
Posted: 05 Dec 2010, 18:43
by radiojamaica
lachert wrote:nice venue indeed but where you guys will be loosig you teeth in a crazy moshpit?
Let's slash the seats, this film's crap!
Posted: 05 Dec 2010, 21:03
by lachert
radiojamaica wrote:lachert wrote:nice venue indeed but where you guys will be loosig you teeth in a crazy moshpit?
Let's slash the seats, this film's crap!
do with the seats at least something like that:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Qzz6rfuiFg
Posted: 06 Dec 2010, 11:28
by doctoravalanche
Back in time wrote:doctoravalanche wrote:Tickets bought today, at the side balcony first row, to be able to make a nice video shooting
Considering high quality of your work last time, I thank you in advance.
Thanks I will do my best again
Balcony is a great place because you can spit on the moshpit
Posted: 06 Dec 2010, 21:25
by Being645
So the
Sisters Wiki is updated, too ...
...
Posted: 07 Dec 2010, 10:08
by Quiff Boy
i've just edited the France section of the page a little:
a) the multi-coloured text made it very hard to read & understand
and
b) the grammar was a little off
Posted: 07 Dec 2010, 11:42
by Being645
... I think it looked much better
before!
Now it looks flavourless and unsorted and is no longer in line with the rest of the page ...
You've gone too far ... in your changes as much as in your expression regarding the reasons ... ...
...
Grammar?
... Please explain. I live to learn ...
...
Posted: 07 Dec 2010, 12:20
by Quiff Boy
Being645 wrote: ... I think it looked much better
i disagree strongly.
it was hard to read due to every other word being in a different colour.
trust me on this one. i know you might not think it looks as 'pretty' but it's not supposed to be pretty, it's supposed to be readable.
it is very difficult to read passages of text when every other word is a different colour.
the human brain starts looking at the colours and trying to work out why they are different, where the patterns are, etc. and is too busy doing that to actually absorb the meaning of the text.
its basic usability stuff: text should be readable, and links should look like links and look visibly different from the text.
please trust me on this - i do this kind of sh*t for a living.
Being645 wrote:before!
Now it looks flavourless and unsorted and is no longer in line with the rest of the page ...
yeah, i have a problem with the rest of the page too
it's also very difficult to read/comprehend due to the constant switching of colours and over-use of quotation marks
didn't mean to upset you, just trying to moderate a website i host.
the wiki is part of the heartland family of sites, and as such i want to to ensure its quality is something i am happy with. in this instance i wasn't happy with it, so i edited it.
admin privileges, innit *shrug*
you wanna see what they'd do if you tried that on wikipedia, or one of the big wikis
Being645 wrote:Grammar?
... Please explain. I live to learn ...
...
basically, the wiki is in english and you are not a native english speaker. you write very well, but as happens when many non-natives write in a second language it can sometimes sound a little forced, or unnatural to a native speaker.
some things just aren't expressed as clearly as they could be, that's all. i was just correcting a few things so it sounds more fluent to a native english speaker
no reason to be upset. you write far better english than i write
any other language. i am stoopid enlgeeze
Posted: 07 Dec 2010, 16:20
by _emma_
My question exactly - if I want to be at the best place possible which means at the barrier
, should I choose the "Catégorie 3 - ORCHESTRE" option?
Posted: 07 Dec 2010, 16:56
by iesus
Does anyone knows the difference between
CARRE OR
1er BALCON Normal
and
Catégorie 1
1er BALCON Normal
except the price of € 49.50 to € 44.00
i'd love to attend this event
Posted: 07 Dec 2010, 17:28
by doctoravalanche
iesus wrote:Does anyone knows the difference between
CARRE OR
1er BALCON Normal
and
Catégorie 1
1er BALCON Normal
except the price of € 49.50 to € 44.00
i'd love to attend this event
I think on the first balcony, you will be on the side balconies, so closer to the stage than on the gold seats
Posted: 07 Dec 2010, 17:36
by _emma_
And do you also know the answer to my question,
doctoravalanche,
, is "orchestre" the same as "debout"?
Posted: 07 Dec 2010, 17:41
by Druide
_emma_ wrote:And do you also know the answer to my question,
doctoravalanche,
, is "orchestre" the same as "debout"?
Exactly on the moshpit....
Posted: 07 Dec 2010, 17:44
by _emma_
I'm not there for the moshpit, but thank you.
Posted: 07 Dec 2010, 18:32
by Obviousman
The wiki says fully seated. Is it really?
Posted: 07 Dec 2010, 23:30
by iesus
i will try my luck on CARRE OR
1er BALCON cause i would like to have all the chances not to have a 10-20 cm taller b***rd ahead, to make me not see the stage at the time i am gonna make some thousand miles to attend this
every single one chance to have a clear view is precious
Posted: 07 Dec 2010, 23:54
by doctoravalanche
Obviousman wrote:The wiki says fully seated. Is it really?
Not true, the orchestre is the moshpit.
In other configurations the orchestre can be fully seated but not for this kind of event !!
Posted: 08 Dec 2010, 00:02
by _emma_
Ages ago when I had good marks in French at school I recall that "je suis debout" meant "I'm standing".
Posted: 08 Dec 2010, 10:16
by iesus
Fnac Tickets
I Can't Get the Ticket i want to buy
I Can't Enjoy the Stay while all my tries time-out one after the other
How can i buy a ticket!!! ?
is this the only way to buy my ticket online for that concert??
Posted: 08 Dec 2010, 10:21
by iesus
at least the just replied to my Customer support request....
Bonjour
ACCUSE DE RECEPTION
Nous avons bien enregistré votre demande, numéro xxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxxx.
Nous vous apporterons une réponse par email dans les plus brefs délais.
Si vous souhaitez nous re-contacter suite à votre demande, répondez
à cet email en conservant son numéro, [xxxxxxxxxx],
dans l'objet de votre message de suivi.
Cordialement,
Le Service Client
L'équipe Billetterie
I hope they will help me buy that