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Posted: 06 Nov 2007, 22:32
by Brideoffrankenstein
scotty wrote:Dark wrote:Forget it, okay? I didn't even ask them. It's not going to happen. I barely know any of the bands anyway.
Grow a pair, get it sorted, come for the creak, put faces to names & enjoy your self................OK.
Keith.
You know the man's right,
right?
If you don't ask, you'll never know.
Emily Strange wrote:yeah. there are two sites, one further down burley road, but the one at no. 2 is nearer centre
Are you at the one nearer the centre?
Sorry I hope you don't mind if we stay at the same place
Posted: 06 Nov 2007, 22:32
by Dark
This is nothing to do with anyone else saying I can go or not. I'm not, because I physically can't. Forget it, just trash my posts.
Posted: 06 Nov 2007, 22:43
by emilystrange
i will attempt that, yeah. no, i don;t mind. all the hotels will be littered with Hlers. look on the map though before you decide. places like the comfort inn etc are much nearer the centre, i think
Posted: 06 Nov 2007, 22:48
by Brideoffrankenstein
emilystrange wrote:i will attempt that, yeah. no, i don;t mind. all the hotels will be littered with Hlers. look on the map though before you decide. places like the comfort inn etc are much nearer the centre, i think
Ok cheers
Ems, might have to go somewhere cheaper as I have a friend coming and I feel a bit mean him having to fork out for a whole room on his own but I get to share
Posted: 06 Nov 2007, 22:52
by 6FeetOver
Brideoffrankenstein wrote:emilystrange wrote:Dark wrote:I wanna go. But finding my way there and back may be difficult. As will finding somewhere to stay.. I'd ask if anyone has a floor, but doubtless the parents would still be of the opinion that "anyone on the internet will kill you".
EDIT: Actually, f**k it, after the sudden rush of wanting to go, it's not gonna happen anyway, so not going.
you're 18.
Yes you're 18 FFS!
Have you got a car? If so, then drive - if not, get a train!
C'mon, folks, cut the dude some slack. My folks were just as strict, domineering, and controlling as his seem to be.
My dad's still treating me like a f*cking 5-year-old with no rights, now that I'm back under his roof (thank f*ck it'll be temporary)! I feel your pain,
Korin, I truly do.
Posted: 06 Nov 2007, 23:50
by undertow
Hey Korin,
Come up to Sheffield I'll meet you at the Railway station and go with you to Leeds and I'll sort you somewhere to stay in Leeds. Or I'll forsake alcohol for the evening and drive there and back and you can stay here in the spare room.
I've only spoken to you a couple of times on line but
I'm 43 I'm married I've got twin 4 year old daughters
My Dad's a magistrate
My wife's a teacher
I've just finished an MSc
I'm a virtual pillar of the community!
I don't mind speaking to your parents if they need some reassurance.
I'm not taking the p just aware that it's more difficult for some than others to travel
I've had nothing to drink tonight !
The offer will remain open til the day
Scotty + Quiff can give me a character reference , so could Biggy , but I'm not sure whether that's wise or not
Cheers
Richard
Go On you know you want to!
Posted: 06 Nov 2007, 23:55
by weebleswobble
Nice one Richard
Posted: 07 Nov 2007, 00:15
by mh
Absolutely.
But it's his parents that need convincing, and for all they know we could be sacrificing goats and stuff.
Seriously now.
It would be great to see you there, and I think you would enjoy it. Everyone's regular folks, nothing scary or creepy, and it's going to be a smashing way to see in the Chrimbo season. Fun will be had by all.
I met some of these for the first time this year, and they're all genuine friendly people. You've done gigs before, so I know your parents are not
that stuck up over stuff. Hell, they might even like to see you taking off for something like this.
If you genuinely can't make it, so be it, but I think you should at least make an attempt before saying a definite "no", eh?
Posted: 07 Nov 2007, 01:27
by biggy
undertow wrote:Hey Korin,
Come up to Sheffield I'll meet you at the Railway station and go with you to Leeds and I'll sort you somewhere to stay in Leeds. Or I'll forsake alcohol for the evening and drive there and back and you can stay here in the spare room.
I've only spoken to you a couple of times on line but
I'm 43 I'm married I've got twin 4 year old daughters
My Dad's a magistrate
My wife's a teacher
I've just finished an MSc
I'm a virtual pillar of the community!
I don't mind speaking to your parents if they need some reassurance.
I'm not taking the p just aware that it's more difficult for some than others to travel
I've had nothing to drink tonight !
The offer will remain open til the day
Scotty + Quiff can give me a character reference , so could Biggy , but I'm not sure whether that's wise or not
Cheers
Richard
Go On you know you want to!
Are you mental?!!!!!!
Posted: 07 Nov 2007, 08:31
by Dark
Cheers all. I haven't even mentioned it to them though. I just figured it would be too difficult/expensive anyway.
Special thanks, Richard.. I'll see what happens, I may be able to sort something out with some others anyway. I know full well everyone here is a good person, but that's just what I know.
Still, if I can work a few extra shifts this week... I dunno. I'll try and sort something out. Sorry.
Posted: 07 Nov 2007, 09:32
by Debaser
Can't read this at work usually (obviously no potty-mouths have written on this page, the other, yes, as I can't open it)...and I've not been online at home which is why I've not been to Dark's rescue (so those of you who've been thinking what a meanie I am - shut it
).
We'll be travelling there and back, Dark...and if you can put up with 3 middle-aged old punks blathering on about the old time or our holiday in the States, you can squeeze in with us.
Posted: 07 Nov 2007, 12:36
by Planet Dave
Blimey, feel the love people.
What a stunning offer from you Richard. None of this has fck all to do with me, but if they're the lengths people are prepared to go to ensure good friends (virtual or otherwise) can have a good time then I doff my cap anyway.
*doffs cap*
Korin - apart from 25 Men I'll be at the bar, its possibly worth pointing out that last years Sisters gig in Leeds was one of the finest social nights out of my life (ask Blasty what he thought
) and yet also the shytist gig of my life, you KNOW you'll have a great time. We'll make sure of that
And besides all that ,just tell yer folks you're comin up to pick that drum machine up - its hardly your fault that you then got chloroformed by a load of well dodgy g-words (and me
) and woke up in a mosh-pit.
Posted: 07 Nov 2007, 17:08
by James Blast
Preach Brother, Preach!
Posted: 07 Nov 2007, 17:19
by radiojamaica
Posted: 07 Nov 2007, 19:15
by Dark
Right, well, since I'm not doing Maths, my good mood is sustained. Touched, people. First half of battle is fought, next stage is telling the parents I'll be going up to Leeds, followed by ordering these tickets if all goes to plan.
Posted: 07 Nov 2007, 19:27
by emilystrange
you can always threaten them with me. or if that fails, with mrs rj.
Posted: 07 Nov 2007, 20:43
by markfiend
It depends on finances (which have definitely taken an upturn lately with the new job).
I don't think Kerry can make it though.
Posted: 07 Nov 2007, 20:57
by Brideoffrankenstein
Dark wrote:Right, well, since I'm not doing Maths, my good mood is sustained. Touched, people. First half of battle is fought, next stage is telling the parents I'll be going up to Leeds, followed by ordering these tickets if all goes to plan.
Now thats the attitude!
Posted: 07 Nov 2007, 21:09
by 6FeetOver
Dark wrote:Right, well, since I'm not doing Maths, my good mood is sustained. Touched, people. First half of battle is fought, next stage is telling the parents I'll be going up to Leeds, followed by ordering these tickets if all goes to plan.
Good luck, toots!
Posted: 07 Nov 2007, 21:32
by scotty
Dark wrote:Right, well, since I'm not doing Maths, my good mood is sustained. Touched, people. First half of battle is fought, next stage is telling the parents I'll be going up to Leeds, followed by ordering these tickets if all goes to plan.
Posted: 07 Nov 2007, 21:38
by James Blast
Ma and Pa
Korin?
Posted: 07 Nov 2007, 23:04
by Dark
Close enough.
They seemed more worried when I mentioned the London Goff Bois coming up than anything else
(seriously, aren't I older anyway?)
However, I said I "will be going" and there weren't any reactions, so now I just need to get some tickets, hopefully can sort out tomorrow or Friday. Fingers crossed.
Posted: 07 Nov 2007, 23:24
by James Blast
"Yuh ain't froam rahnd hee-ah Suhn, is yah"?
Posted: 07 Nov 2007, 23:28
by 6FeetOver
Dark wrote:However, I said I "will be going" and there weren't any reactions...
Wow.
More power to ya, man.
Posted: 07 Nov 2007, 23:42
by mh
Nice one! See you there.