I can't believe nobody called the Director out in this yesterday. You're saying (or are you just dreaming) that you shower with multiple ladies or MILF's simultaneously? C'mon Director, we've seen your picture. We know better. We've also seen Denzel, and you're no Denzel. :D
Bonnaroo/Multi-Day Festival Going 101 (Need Feedback Her
Originally posted by Charlie Nakatestes,Japanese Golfer:Read the statement, my crotchety e-friend. I never said I did. And I furthermore never have claimed to be anything more than a concert addict. How did this turn from a thread that was extremely informative to a bunch o' bullshit??? :D
I can't believe nobody called the Director out in this yesterday. You're saying (or are you just dreaming) that you shower with multiple ladies or MILF's simultaneously? C'mon Director, we've seen your picture. We know better. We've also seen Denzel, and you're no Denzel. :D
I'm more weirded out by the Transformers vs. G.I. Joe bathtub battles :p
Originally posted by nkotb:
I'm more weirded out by the He-Man vs. Ken bathtub battles :eek:
Originally posted by nkotb:
I'm more weirded out by the Transformers vs. G.I. Joe bathtub battles :D
Originally posted by TheDirector217:
Originally posted by nkotb:
I'm more weirded out by the Transformers vs. G.I. Joe bathtub battles :)
I'm still perplexed by the iPod addiction. I acknowlege people can't be quiet and need radio, TV, iPods, etc. to fill time at home or in the car – but out in the world, especially at a music festival - do you really have iPod DTs? Do you listen to your iPod at shows? Sorry for the interview-like questions (you've already divulged plenty)…again, I'm perplexed.
Originally posted by nonameface:
Originally posted by TheDirector217:
Originally posted by nkotb:No, I don't listen to my iPod at shows, per se. Maybe if I jump outside for a cigarette break or something, then yeah. It's simply the conveinence of having that particular song at your disposal that'll elevate your mood or get you extra pumped for the show. Nothing too scientific. The right song at the right time for me just gets my mind right/sets the tone. That's all. I do DJ aside of my "real" job, so maybe now you may understand my mindset. :D
I'm more weirded out by the Transformers vs. G.I. Joe bathtub battles :)
I'm still perplexed by the iPod addiction. I acknowlege people can't be quiet and need radio, TV, iPods, etc. to fill time at home or in the car – but out in the world, especially at a music festival - do you really have iPod DTs? Do you listen to your iPod at shows? Sorry for the interview-like questions (you've already divulged plenty)…again, I'm perplexed.
Maybe you could talk to your ladyfriend between sets in lieu of not having an ipod?
Originally posted by TheDirector217:
Originally posted by nonameface:
Originally posted by TheDirector217:
Originally posted by nkotb:No, I don't listen to my iPod at shows, per se. Maybe if I jump outside for a cigarette break or something, then yeah. It's simply the conveinence of having that particular song at your disposal that'll elevate your mood or get you extra pumped for the show. Nothing too scientific. The right song at the right time for me just gets my mind right/sets the tone. That's all. I do DJ aside of my "real" job, so maybe now you may understand my mindset. :D
I'm more weirded out by the Transformers vs. G.I. Joe bathtub battles :)
I'm still perplexed by the iPod addiction. I acknowlege people can't be quiet and need radio, TV, iPods, etc. to fill time at home or in the car – but out in the world, especially at a music festival - do you really have iPod DTs? Do you listen to your iPod at shows? Sorry for the interview-like questions (you've already divulged plenty)…again, I'm perplexed.