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I like how people come on here and there first and only post is asking for tickets in the ticket exchange for shows that have been sold out for months.  There are ticketing sites and they have a purpose.  Go to them and buy your tickets.

atomicfront wrote:
I like how people come on here and there first and only post is asking for tickets in the ticket exchange for shows that have been sold out for months.  There are ticketing sites and they have a purpose.  Go to them and buy your tickets.

Hey, Brian. While you are telling people to get off your turf, don't forget to tell them to get off of your lawn.
  ;)  ;D

Jaguar wrote:

atomicfront wrote:
I like how people come on here and there first and only post is asking for tickets in the ticket exchange for shows that have been sold out for months.  There are ticketing sites and they have a purpose.  Go to them and buy your tickets.

Hey, Brian. While you are telling people to get off your turf, don't forget to tell them to get off of your lawn.
  ;)  ;D

who is brian?

Jaguar, I had the same theory. ;D

azaghal1981 wrote:
Jaguar, I had the same theory. ;D

what theory is that? 

And by the way is this board the most dead on all of the internet?  There was one post all weekend. 

That you might be an infamous member of this forum's past under a different handle.


This board is usually most active on weekdays. Unless there is a big ticket sale on a weekend, or something.

azaghal1981 wrote:
Jaguar, I had the same theory. ;D

Yeah, I had said that on here several months ago. Every one of his posts speak "Brian".

Jaguar wrote:

azaghal1981 wrote:
Jaguar, I had the same theory. ;D

Yeah, I had said that on here several months ago. Every one of his posts speak "Brian".

Who the heck is brian?  And I guess you aren't too bright that you said several months ago that I was someone I wasn't.  And who comes on to a board that no one posts on to pretend they are someone else. 

azaghal1981 wrote:
That you might be an infamous member of this forum's past under a different handle.


This board is usually most active on weekdays. Unless there is a big ticket sale on a weekend, or something.

post a link to his profile.  It might be interesting to check out someone who might be similar to me. 

Oh I found the guy and read his last 100 posts or so.  I really don't see a similarity in style.  But on five his opinioins i differed on 4.

1)  He said he loved the Black Keys.  I hate them.  Think they have no talent and have no idea why they got popular.

2) He dissed the Beatles.  WTF?  They are the best band of all time. He lost all respect to me at that post.

3) He is a christian. I am certainly not.

4)  Stone Roses - Omg did he really dismiss their first album???? How can anyone not love their debut?

5) Steve Jobs - he is on the money on this one.  Why anyone thinks Steve Jobs was beneficial to the world and not just another greedy 1 percenter is beyond me.  A guy who parked in handicap spots because he though he was special?  How could anyone make a hero out of such a person. 


But overall a very lazy guess.  Nothing similar in style or opinions.  Especially would never put my name at the end of every post. 

yep

brian

his uber denial . . . gave it away.

damn you.

i wanted to guess correct first.

still love you man.  god, i'm all giddy now. 

this is your time julian, make the return too.

Its funny .. Brian Wallace never made much of an impression of me but this Atomicfront guy seems like a tool…

He goes on and on about how great Mumford is.. Mumford this and that yada yada.. FINALLY gets a ticket and then sells it the first chance he has..

::)

hutch wrote:
Its funny .. Brian Wallace never made much of an impression of me but this Atomicfront guy seems like a tool…

He goes on and on about how great Mumford is.. Mumford this and that yada yada.. FINALLY gets a ticket and then sells it the first chance he has..

::)

I just said that in the current world mumford and sons is better than neil young.  If it weren't valentines day and a couple hours from my house I would go.  My wife is more important than a concert.  Banjo or no banjo.
young. 

walkonby wrote:
yep

brian

his uber denial . . . gave it away.

damn you.

i wanted to guess correct first.

still love you man.  god, i'm all giddy now. 

this is your time julian, make the return too.

Who is julian?  Guess what brian and julian aren't coming back.  You only have yourselves to blame…..

Why not take your wife to see Mumford and Sons for Valentines Day?

atomicfront wrote:

hutch wrote:
Its funny .. Brian Wallace never made much of an impression of me but this Atomicfront guy seems like a tool…

He goes on and on about how great Mumford is.. Mumford this and that yada yada.. FINALLY gets a ticket and then sells it the first chance he has..

::)

I just said that in the current world mumford and sons is better than neil young.  If it weren't valentines day and a couple hours from my house I would go.  My wife is more important than a concert.  Banjo or no banjo.
young. 

James wrote:
Why not take your wife to see Mumford and Sons for Valentines Day?

atomicfront wrote:

hutch wrote:
Its funny .. Brian Wallace never made much of an impression of me but this Atomicfront guy seems like a tool…

He goes on and on about how great Mumford is.. Mumford this and that yada yada.. FINALLY gets a ticket and then sells it the first chance he has..

::)

I just said that in the current world mumford and sons is better than neil young.  If it weren't valentines day and a couple hours from my house I would go.  My wife is more important than a concert.  Banjo or no banjo.
young. 

Because we would have to rush right after work to the concert probably get stuck in beltway traffic and arrive when Mumford is just starting to play.  It won't be very romantic rushing and being stuck in traffic.  If I lived in northern virginia I would have gone. 

Wow, bless your heart. You're such a slave to convention!

We've both agreed not to celebrate Valentine's Day. Christian origins and Hallmark holiday at present.

It is my five year old's favorite holiday.

atomicfront wrote:

James wrote:
Why not take your wife to see Mumford and Sons for Valentines Day?

atomicfront wrote:

hutch wrote:
Its funny .. Brian Wallace never made much of an impression of me but this Atomicfront guy seems like a tool…

He goes on and on about how great Mumford is.. Mumford this and that yada yada.. FINALLY gets a ticket and then sells it the first chance he has..

::)

I just said that in the current world mumford and sons is better than neil young.  If it weren't valentines day and a couple hours from my house I would go.  My wife is more important than a concert.  Banjo or no banjo.
young. 

Because we would have to rush right after work to the concert probably get stuck in beltway traffic and arrive when Mumford is just starting to play.  It won't be very romantic rushing and being stuck in traffic.  If I lived in northern virginia I would have gone.   

James wrote:
Wow, bless your heart. You're such a slave to convention!

We've both agreed not to celebrate Valentine's Day. Christian origins and Hallmark holiday at present.

It is my five year old's favorite holiday.

atomicfront wrote:

James wrote:
Why not take your wife to see Mumford and Sons for Valentines Day?

atomicfront wrote:

hutch wrote:
Its funny .. Brian Wallace never made much of an impression of me but this Atomicfront guy seems like a tool…

He goes on and on about how great Mumford is.. Mumford this and that yada yada.. FINALLY gets a ticket and then sells it the first chance he has..

::)

I just said that in the current world mumford and sons is better than neil young.  If it weren't valentines day and a couple hours from my house I would go.  My wife is more important than a concert.  Banjo or no banjo.
young. 

Because we would have to rush right after work to the concert probably get stuck in beltway traffic and arrive when Mumford is just starting to play.  It won't be very romantic rushing and being stuck in traffic.  If I lived in northern virginia I would have gone.   

well you agreed to not to celebrate, how romantic.  I am sure that just pleases your wife so much.  Let me guess you don't buy christmas gifts, birthday gifts, or celebrate your anniversery? 

You guessed wrong on all counts. Though we spell anniversary with two a's.

:D

Thanksgiving is another story, though.

atomicfront wrote:

James wrote:
Wow, bless your heart. You're such a slave to convention!

We've both agreed not to celebrate Valentine's Day. Christian origins and Hallmark holiday at present.

It is my five year old's favorite holiday.

atomicfront wrote:

James wrote:
Why not take your wife to see Mumford and Sons for Valentines Day?

atomicfront wrote:

hutch wrote:
Its funny .. Brian Wallace never made much of an impression of me but this Atomicfront guy seems like a tool…

He goes on and on about how great Mumford is.. Mumford this and that yada yada.. FINALLY gets a ticket and then sells it the first chance he has..

::)

I just said that in the current world mumford and sons is better than neil young.  If it weren't valentines day and a couple hours from my house I would go.  My wife is more important than a concert.  Banjo or no banjo.
young. 

Because we would have to rush right after work to the concert probably get stuck in beltway traffic and arrive when Mumford is just starting to play.  It won't be very romantic rushing and being stuck in traffic.  If I lived in northern virginia I would have gone.   

well you agreed to not to celebrate, how romantic.  I am sure that just pleases your wife so much.  Let me guess you don't buy christmas gifts, birthday gifts, or celebrate your anniversery? 

Well why do you care which holidays i celebrate.  People miss concerts because of Easter and Yom Kippur, I don't come on here and tell them they are slaves to religion.