Re: Post-Riot Act Moneygrab
Posted: Tue March 25, 2014 12:58 am
he didn't die, dime
yeah, I think I just asked why he left. Something in N+D?theplatypus wrote:Why are we still talking about Harmless? I don't see how it's relevant. He didn't leave because people were being flippant about Pearl Jam.
He had a lot invested in LB being good. Just think if it had been good...... could that have helped him hold on?theplatypus wrote:Why are we still talking about Harmless? I don't see how it's relevant. He didn't leave because people were being flippant about Pearl Jam.
I would like you to know that I don't blame you for abandoning the Feminism thread. It was doomed from the start. You'll find your answer there.stip wrote:yeah, I think I just asked why he left. Something in N+D?theplatypus wrote:Why are we still talking about Harmless? I don't see how it's relevant. He didn't leave because people were being flippant about Pearl Jam.
I just remember him wanting to like Sirens so badly. He knew. Deep down... he knew....dimejinky99 wrote:Managing expectations isn't the same as being cynical but it's hard to do that without sounding like you're cynical. He was heavily invested and seemed to flip flop about LB a lot.
I can only keep up with N+D during downtimes at work. So holidays and breaks, mostly. Like I'd ever run from arguing about a lost causetheplatypus wrote:I would like you to know that I don't blame you for abandoning the Feminism thread. It was doomed from the start. You'll find your answer there.stip wrote:yeah, I think I just asked why he left. Something in N+D?theplatypus wrote:Why are we still talking about Harmless? I don't see how it's relevant. He didn't leave because people were being flippant about Pearl Jam.
verb_to_trust wrote:I just remember him wanting to like Sirens so badly. He knew. Deep down... he knew....dimejinky99 wrote:Managing expectations isn't the same as being cynical but it's hard to do that without sounding like you're cynical. He was heavily invested and seemed to flip flop about LB a lot.
no one, to my knowledge, has ever said anything to the contraryVaris wrote:I'm kinda onboard with a lot of stip's points here but there is no way that I want people to not post what they think, regardless of their opinion. Shit, disagreeing is half the fun.
I don't feel that there is particular bullying of new posters, well, no more than the bullying of old posters, but I can see that it would take a degree of...effort perhaps to hang in there and keep on posting if you were a more pit-esque PJ fan. But in the end if you did stick around you're opinion would be just as worthwhile and valuable as anyone else's.
I don't agree with everyone in this thread, of course I don't. I still value the posts and enjoy reading them and either nodding my head or chuckling in amazement. Whatever - like platy said above, it's all just stupid shit and shouldn't be taken too seriously.
I said before that I really haven't got that much emotionally invested in PJ, and I don't. I still like the band and their music though. Its the posters and cheap thrills that keep me coming back to RM.
cutuphalfdead wrote:It's so bad.
Ricky Ramone's fault.dimejinky99 wrote:I love the song but im traumatised as to why apart from the video performance, they haven't managed to nail it live