is the movie just a guy waiting 2 hours for a train cos of trackwork and then it takes him another 3 hours to get to work when he could have driven there in like 20 minutes
The only real downside to living here personally is the lack of good bands who come here. Which has been getting alot better recently. Not being Australia or the North-East of England is also a huge plus.
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Oh God there is an Italian place near us that does a roast chicken pizza. It's like BBQ sauce, roast chicken, potatoe (thinly sliced), leek, onion and mozarella.
So I just checked the 2009 Big Day Out Line Up for Aucklant to put it mildly it sucks, I blame you Austra;ia.
BDO hasn't had a good line up for quite a while. It still didn't stop tickets from selling out in 15 minutes.
What the fuck, fucking neil young! There's actually a few other bands there that I would like to see, but nowhere near enough to pay whatever ridiculous price it is and fly to the other end of the country. Pendulum are good times.
Without going back to the page the only bands I actually really want to see are Neil Young and Dropkick Murphys which isn't worth the $120 or w/e a ticket costs now plus buses and accomadation.
I saw Prodigy last time they were here they were kinda disappointing compared to other times I've seen them.
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I haven't been to a music festival in about 3 years and to tell you the truth, I'm happy that they're out of my life.
After performing in a few of them, I could never go back to being a punter.
I went to Soundwave for about 20 minutes last year, and that was only because I had a free ticket. I wanted to catch Infectious Grooves but the heat and the overwhelming douchebag factor made me wanna strangle myself.
I haven't been to a music festival in about 3 years and to tell you the truth, I'm happy that they're out of my life.
After performing in a few of them, I could never go back to being a punter.
I went to Soundwave for about 20 minutes last year, and that was only because I had a free ticket. I wanted to catch Infectious Grooves but the heat and the overwhelming douchebag factor made me wanna strangle myself.
I went to 3 or 4 Big Days Out back in the day, but their focus seems to have shifted so Soundwave is definitely the festival I'd go to these days, lots more bands I'd want to see.
I don't want to see any of them enough to spend a hot sweaty crowded day at the showgrounds though
festivals are generally overpriced nightmares, particularly when you get roped into drinking beer from 10 am
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Price has been the biggest factor in me skipping every music festival this year. The ticket plus accommodation and piss really turns the day into a $300 or $400 affair.
Would have liked to have gone to Splendour this year, but my uni always has mid-terms then, which sucks. Besides that, I've already seen heaps of the acts in smaller venues, which is nicer.
I haven't been to a music festival in about 3 years and to tell you the truth, I'm happy that they're out of my life.
After performing in a few of them, I could never go back to being a punter.
I went to Soundwave for about 20 minutes last year, and that was only because I had a free ticket. I wanted to catch Infectious Grooves but the heat and the overwhelming douchebag factor made me wanna strangle myself.
Oh God don't even talk to me about the Sydney Soundwave festival back in Feb08. Seriously.
I noticed on the ad for the electronica/DnB new years eve thing kinda close to here that every girl was wearing those terrible disgusting gigantic sunglasses or the kanye glasses
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how do you get them
my mother got one for my car so i dont have to worry
but normally you gotta order online or somethin right?
they should just sell them at petrol stations seriously
Edit: Val, that is extremely good service for students.
Satans..... hints.....
Nor in Perth, thank Christ. I don't think we're big enough for it to be worth it.
I think the auckland harbour bridge has tolls maybe?
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they do that if you dont have the etag
sooo
kinda defeats the purpose maybe
except they make you pay more if they have to do that
Yeah. Because it's Canberra. It wouldn't be worth it for the whole 20 people who live there to use it.
Hey do you ever go to Chatswood? I go to a cafe called Andronicus (sp?) there sometimes with a friend, they do pretty good waffles and stuff.
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Oh God there is an Italian place near us that does a roast chicken pizza. It's like BBQ sauce, roast chicken, potatoe (thinly sliced), leek, onion and mozarella.
BDO hasn't had a good line up for quite a while. It still didn't stop tickets from selling out in 15 minutes.
What the fuck, fucking neil young! There's actually a few other bands there that I would like to see, but nowhere near enough to pay whatever ridiculous price it is and fly to the other end of the country. Pendulum are good times.
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Sun burn and wading through 50000 arseholes? No thanks.
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After performing in a few of them, I could never go back to being a punter.
I went to Soundwave for about 20 minutes last year, and that was only because I had a free ticket. I wanted to catch Infectious Grooves but the heat and the overwhelming douchebag factor made me wanna strangle myself.
Need some stuff designed or printed? I can help with that.
I went to 3 or 4 Big Days Out back in the day, but their focus seems to have shifted so Soundwave is definitely the festival I'd go to these days, lots more bands I'd want to see.
I don't want to see any of them enough to spend a hot sweaty crowded day at the showgrounds though
I'm too old for this shit
spewing up your lemonade by 5
Price has been the biggest factor in me skipping every music festival this year. The ticket plus accommodation and piss really turns the day into a $300 or $400 affair.
Would have liked to have gone to Splendour this year, but my uni always has mid-terms then, which sucks. Besides that, I've already seen heaps of the acts in smaller venues, which is nicer.
Oh God don't even talk to me about the Sydney Soundwave festival back in Feb08. Seriously.
dance festivals are packed out with way too many wankers these days and I cant handle them anymore because I stopped taking drugs
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