Red Mosquito

So I crusing Youtube and discovered pretty much the entirety of this is on there. Full sets in good quality. I havent seen a lot of this since I was there. Anyone else go?

I did not go. Should I have?

durdencommatyler wrote:I did not go. Should I have?

It's a nice memory and to say I was there and all. Saw some cool things, and some awful things. But in hindsight, all the bands I saw for $150 was worth it.

@SkitchP wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:I did not go. Should I have?

It's a nice memory and to say I was there and all. Saw some cool things, and some awful things. But in hindsight, all the bands I saw for $150 was worth it.

Crazy to think what $150 could buy you in the 90s.

skitch sounds drunk

doug rr wrote:skitch sounds drunk

Nope. Although I have been distracted by legos all day. I may get drunk later however. Stay tuned!

Lego. It's called Lego. Even the plural is Lego. Fucking Americans, man.

Iprefertheiroldstuff wrote:Lego. It's called Lego. Even the plural is Lego. Fucking Americans, man.

Misconception. The actual fault here is I didn't specify sets or bricks (in large part, because I was doing both.) Lego has indicated that your "it's called lego" point is incorrect as well. It is a brand name (Lego as a singular) that is also used as an adjective to describe the type of bricks you are using (which is the part that is supposed to be pluralized).

So take your indignation and do some research instead of spouting off generic hipster anger points, k?

Skitch, what kind of Legos were occupying your time instead of the beer?

Chris_H_2 wrote:Skitch, what kind of Legos were occupying your time instead of the beer?

The remainder of my sons birthday Lego Sets. A Lego City Fire Station, fixing the police station he wanted repaired and the Hulk Smash Lab that Groot and a Kraang Soldier had damaged.

@SkitchP wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:Skitch, what kind of Legos were occupying your time instead of the beer?

The remainder of my sons birthday Lego Sets. A Lego City Fire Station, fixing the police station he wanted repaired and the Hulk Smash Lab that Groot and a Kraang Soldier had damaged.

Consider yourself lucky that you no longer have younger kids to completely destroy the sets that you spent hours building through one 2-second tantrum.

Chris_H_2 wrote:

@SkitchP wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:Skitch, what kind of Legos were occupying your time instead of the beer?

The remainder of my sons birthday Lego Sets. A Lego City Fire Station, fixing the police station he wanted repaired and the Hulk Smash Lab that Groot and a Kraang Soldier had damaged.

Consider yourself lucky that you no longer have younger kids to completely destroy the sets that you spent hours building through one 2-second tantrum.

Thats almost better. the near constant "fix this one little thing" is harder to deal with i think.

@SkitchP wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:

@SkitchP wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:Skitch, what kind of Legos were occupying your time instead of the beer?

The remainder of my sons birthday Lego Sets. A Lego City Fire Station, fixing the police station he wanted repaired and the Hulk Smash Lab that Groot and a Kraang Soldier had damaged.

Consider yourself lucky that you no longer have younger kids to completely destroy the sets that you spent hours building through one 2-second tantrum.

Thats almost better. the near constant "fix this one little thing" is harder to deal with i think.

It took me about 5 sets before realizing that saving the instructions was absolutely imperative.

@SkitchP wrote:generic hipster anger points

what

Chris_H_2 wrote:

@SkitchP wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:

@SkitchP wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:Skitch, what kind of Legos were occupying your time instead of the beer?

The remainder of my sons birthday Lego Sets. A Lego City Fire Station, fixing the police station he wanted repaired and the Hulk Smash Lab that Groot and a Kraang Soldier had damaged.

Consider yourself lucky that you no longer have younger kids to completely destroy the sets that you spent hours building through one 2-second tantrum.

Thats almost better. the near constant "fix this one little thing" is harder to deal with i think.

It took me about 5 sets before realizing that saving the instructions was absolutely imperative.

Oh dear lord yes. The only rules I have told them are "don't lose pieces" and "Daddy is only building this once." Knowing that when they're older, there is a good chance they'll want these things rebuilt after they destroy them.

'Crop circles...watch for the millennium...the year 2000//the aliens are coming!'

porno for pyros was my favourite act


PJ turned down a shed load of money to play this.
Dunno if it was a good or bad thing that they didnt.

dimejinky99 wrote:'Crop circles...watch for the millennium...the year 2000//the aliens are coming!'

porno for pyros was my favourite act

That was Woodstock 1994... Infinitely better than 1999!

what??
thanks for making me feel really old!!

there was a woodstock 99??
all the proof i needed to know good music stopped in 1997

I ppv'd both of them live... '94 was... well, Perry said it best:

"I've been up for three days. I still think I'm gonna stay up tonight. Why go to sleep when you're having a good time?"

1999 was mostly a tough watch... Rage and RHCP kicked major ass, but everything else kinda sucked.

Why go to sleep when you can just do more cocaine?