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Damn :(

Posted: 05 Jun 2005, 11:37
by christophe
my grandmother just anounced she'll be giving a huge birthday party.
she's having her 80st Birthday this summer and wants to selebrate with familly and friends... having lost my grandfather 3 years ago she has made it clear she want's to spend every chance she gets with us.
thing is, its on 6 august. I figure most of you Know that date.

try explain a sweet old woman you can't come becaus you want to go to a concert of some band. while you go see the same band 2 days later again.
:urff:

Posted: 05 Jun 2005, 12:07
by Black Biscuit
Listen, champ, neglect is one of my favourite words.

Here's to families long dead.

I hear Eldo hasn't seen his mother "in 15 years".

You have to work at being a family, otherwise the unity you had while you were a child, dependent on your parents for everything and inseparable from their day-to-day life, simply ceases to figure.

It is a fact of life that not all friendships or relationships will last forever.

What any of this has to do with your original post, I have no idea.

Posted: 05 Jun 2005, 13:43
by Brideoffrankenstein
i think you should see your grandma christophe and make her happy. after all you say you are seeing the sisters two days after that anyway (assuming it is the sisters - but even if its not well...)

Posted: 05 Jun 2005, 13:58
by christophe
Brideoffrankenstein wrote:i think you should see your grandma christophe and make her happy. after all you say you are seeing the sisters two days after that anyway (assuming it is the sisters - but even if its not well...)
NO you don't understand, you have to tell me I have to go see The Sisters !! otherwise I feel bad :wink:

Posted: 05 Jun 2005, 14:01
by Francis
Get her a ticket and bring her with you. She can sit in the corner with the rest of us geriatrics. :lol:

It's a shame you won't be able to buy me that drink, but I think your gran's probably slightly more important to you than that. Or maybe we could pile round to hers for the after-gig party. :P

Posted: 05 Jun 2005, 14:11
by christophe
actually I'm comming to tillburg.
my grandmother is important for me, but the rest of the family isn't. so I figure its to bad I won't be there but she understands and even insisted I'd go.
I will think what I ca do for her, for her birthday and the day of the party.
and i'll ask if she would mind me bringing a couple people for a afterparty Francis :innocent:

Posted: 05 Jun 2005, 14:16
by Francis
Excellent. I want first turn on her stairlift though. :lol:

Posted: 05 Jun 2005, 14:18
by christophe
Francis wrote:Excellent. I want first turn on her stairlift though. :lol:
me thinks you get your ass kicked by my granny.

Posted: 05 Jun 2005, 23:31
by Dan
I saw the Sisters both nights when they played in Leeds on the last tour, and they were crap both nights. Go and see your granny while she's still on this earth.

Posted: 06 Jun 2005, 09:38
by ruffers
The Sisters may, or may not play again after this set of dates.

Your granny sure as hell won't be having another 80th birthday party. Of course she says "No, you go to your pop concert", it's what granny's do.


Do the right thing.

Posted: 06 Jun 2005, 17:15
by _emma_
Go see your granny in the morning, go to the gig straight afterwards.
Is that possible?
Well if it's not, then go see your granny the day before. ;D
That's what I'd do.

Posted: 06 Jun 2005, 17:30
by christophe
well, it isn't even on her birthday, and the party is after 7 what makes it totaly impossible to go to both.
I just need a good idea for a gift.

Posted: 06 Jun 2005, 17:37
by ruffers
Presence :wink:

Posted: 06 Jun 2005, 17:43
by christophe
ruffers wrote:Presence :wink:
just shut up will ya :P
you ain't helping :wink:

Posted: 06 Jun 2005, 17:45
by _emma_
I'm sure she'll understand.

Posted: 06 Jun 2005, 19:01
by andymackem
Yeah, she'll understand her grandson's a selfish low-life.

Ruffers is spot on here. No arguments. It's not like the Sisters are even that good live, on the evidence of their last tour.

Posted: 06 Jun 2005, 19:09
by Dark
Shame your grandma and family can't all go to see the Sisters.

Mind you, the idea of an 80 year old singing along to "Vision Thing"...

Posted: 06 Jun 2005, 20:13
by aims
Dark wrote:Shame your grandma and family can't all go to see the Sisters.

Mind you, the idea of an 80 year old singing along to "Vision Thing"...
Don't laugh, it could happen.

Exxxxxxile on Euphoria anyone? :lol:

Posted: 07 Jun 2005, 01:13
by eastmidswhizzkid
sorry christophe but i'm with the rest of the posse on this one;make grannys day.my gran died at the end of last year and seeing her again aint something i can whinge about for two years to a load of strangers whilst waiting for it to happen...and anyway,like you say you're gonna see the sisters two days later.
don't do it for your family.or yourself.do it for granny...she's 80 for fuckssake and a bet it'll mean the world to her.

Posted: 07 Jun 2005, 02:19
by doc P
christophe wrote:I just need a good idea for a gift.
the new sisters cd will do just fine :eek:

no but seriosly...
I know we all are crazy about this band :innocent:
but Von is not own flesh and blood

go see granny :notworthy:

Posted: 07 Jun 2005, 11:28
by _emma_
Well if I was a granny I'd hate to see my grandson or granddaughter or anyone being made to face such a dillema. If they had doubts, I'd order them to go to the gig (or bikers assembly or bungee jumping competition or whatever it would be). But that's me.

Posted: 07 Jun 2005, 11:44
by culprit
go to the gig...
bring granny a present back!
she'll see how much you enjoyed it. 8)

Posted: 07 Jun 2005, 11:47
by Mrs RicheyJames
Personally if you don't go and see your Granny for what quite obviously is a milestone birthday, you'll regret it in years to come. Choosing a band (who I'm sure you'd see again anyway) over this is quite selfish in my little honest opinion.

Posted: 07 Jun 2005, 11:47
by Quiff Boy
_emma_ wrote:Well if I was a granny I'd hate to see my grandson or granddaughter or anyone being made to face such a dillema. If they had doubts, I'd order them to go to the gig (or bikers assembly or bungee jumping competition or whatever it would be). But that's me.
same here to be honest. but then we are children of a rock and roll age - presumably his granny isn't and may not understand his passion for a band... :?

Posted: 07 Jun 2005, 11:50
by ruffers
The test is whether one does the right thing, or does the selfish thing and hides behind the "order".

Not sure why I'm getting quite so agitated about this, but I am! :urff: