Free Konocti
Lee
Konocti and Mountain View. Well, we didn't take them to the shows, but
they were in the hotels. While at Konocti, someone offered the kids 3
free tix to the show. They turned them down. The older boys, (Scots)
aren't fans, and my kid (15) just wanted to hang with the older crowd.
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YES Museum:
http://yesmuseum.org:8080/
Hey! It's free. What do you want for free?
Paul Goodwin
"Lee" <yes...@yesmuseum.org> wrote in message
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> My Scottish friends and I took our kids (21, 17, 15) to the shows in
> Konocti and Mountain View. Well, we didn't take them to the shows, but
> they were in the hotels. While at Konocti, someone offered the kids 3
> free tix to the show. They turned them down. The older boys, (Scots)
> aren't fans, and my kid (15) just wanted to hang with the older crowd.
> --
You should've said-- "Hey! It's free. What do you want for free?" ;-)
--
Paul
rickm-...@worldnet.att.net
Shouldn't they have said yes to the free tickets and then tried to
sell them on eBay?
Why not make a few bucks on the deal like the rest of the scalper
jerks?
(tongue planted firmly in cheek, and a bash against Mr. Goodwin who
says if I don't think scalping on eBay is cool, then I should just
stay away from it entirely)
- Rick
Paul Goodwin
<rickm-...@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message
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> What?!?!
>
> Shouldn't they have said yes to the free tickets and then tried to
> sell them on eBay?
>
> Why not make a few bucks on the deal like the rest of the scalper
> jerks?
>
> (tongue planted firmly in cheek, and a bash against Mr. Goodwin who
> says if I don't think scalping on eBay is cool, then I should just
> stay away from it entirely)
>
WTF are you talking about? If you're gonna "bash" then at least clarify
yourself.
--
Paul
DannyOb343
them...
Chet Klock
Free Konocti
Group: alt.music.yes Date: Wed, Jul 24, 2002, 4:54pm (PDT+7) From:
yes...@yesmuseum.org (Lee)
I find this troubling. You're on the right track, when you're
listening to YES. Why in the world wouldn't they want to see YES? I
hope they weren't just saying that to irritate you. Well, the kids in
this modern age, I have a real hard time figuring out. I assume their
attitudes come from MTV, and watching that sick jive after school, while
the parents backs are turned, and are still at work. If I were you, I
damn sure, wouldn't let the minors go to any damn devil music shows.
One day they're gonna wish that they had gone to see YES, I'll bet. The
Konocti show was awesome, and fun! I like your website.
Lee
> yes...@yesmuseum.org (Lee)
> While at Konocti, someone offered the kids 3
> free tix to the show. They turned them down. The older boys, (Scots)
> aren't fans, and my kid (15) just wanted to hang with the older crowd.
> --
> YES Museum:
> http://yesmuseum.org:8080/
>~~~~~~~~~~
> I find this troubling. You're on the right track, when you're
> listening to YES. Why in the world wouldn't they want to see YES? I
> hope they weren't just saying that to irritate you. Well, the kids in
> this modern age, I have a real hard time figuring out. I assume their
> attitudes come from MTV, and watching that sick jive after school, while
> the parents backs are turned, and are still at work. If I were you, I
> damn sure, wouldn't let the minors go to any damn devil music shows.
> One day they're gonna wish that they had gone to see YES, I'll bet. The
> Konocti show was awesome, and fun! I like your website.
Well, as for my daughter, she's been to many many YES shows and will
probably join me in L.A.. Our children have been surrounded by YES
music for a long time. Right now, they're becoming interested in
industrial/house/club music, which we all listened to in the car for the
last 4 days. BOOM BOOM BOOM. Different music for different people.
When offered the tickets, they were probably being polite in refusing,
as we've trained them over the years not to take 'candy from strangers'.
They had made plans with us before the show, and the responsible thing
for them to do would be to stick with the plans, even if it meant
turning down a wonderful show.
I was fairly proud of their actions, thought I do wish they had gone to
the concert. The hotel room was only 100 yards from the show.
Marshall
from the mountaintop:
As I was exiting the venu during Roundabout (g), it was plenty loud in
the parking lot. I'm sure they could have heard it from the room.
= = = = =
Marshall
Chet Klock
Re: Free Konocti
Group: alt.music.yes Date: Thu, Jul 25, 2002, 9:54pm (PDT+7) From:
yes...@yesmuseum.org (Lee)
You sound like a good dad. Well maybe they just didn't care to see a
bunch of old farts, that night?? hehe ......they'll be smarter next
time!
Jeremy Weissenburger
Every time I see this subject I think people are talking about trying to
free some political prisoner.
You know, "Free Mandela," or "Free Wynona", etc.
--Jeremy
Lee
heading. They ran this joke on Southpark 3 weeks back. "Free Hat"
Cannot Understand Why You Dis AOL
Lee wrote:
Well, as for my daughter, she's been to many many YES shows and will
probably join me in L.A.. Our children have been surrounded by YES music
for a long time. Right now, they're becoming interested in
industrial/house/club music, which we all listened to in the car for the
last 4 days. BOOM BOOM BOOM. Different music for different people.
When offered the tickets, they were probably being polite in refusing,
as we've trained them over the years not to take 'candy from strangers'.
=A0=A0They had made plans with us before the show, and the responsible
thing for them to do would be to stick with the plans, even if it meant
turning down a wonderful show.
I was fairly proud of their actions, thought I do wish they had gone to
the concert. The hotel room was only 100 yards from the show.
~~~~~~~~~
You sound like a good dad. Well maybe they just didn't care to see a
bunch of old farts, that night??
>>
And the broken klock gets it right again.
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-S.
"But it won't change the fact that you're an arrogant, self important,
ignorant, filthy piece of shit." -- Clientretention1