amon amarth US HEADLINING TOUR!!!! - Page 12

Bill S. · November 18th, 2007, 08:10 PM

Heh, just had an interesting development. Had a friend of my girlfriend's call. She apparently was given tickets to the show tomorrow, and is taking her two rugrats, one who's 3, and the other's 8. The 3 year old just adores me for some reason, so I guess "uncle Billy" gets to show him how to headbang. LOL. Definately have to start them off early.

griev0r · November 18th, 2007, 09:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Babydollcybergoth

Don't forget about the meet and greets right after doors open!

Well it said for SOTU that they would do meet and greets when doors open but they didn't until after their set...

By the way, why isn't this stickied?

Conti · November 18th, 2007, 10:29 PM

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Originally Posted by griev0r

Anyone have any time schedules for the dates?? I'm interested in when I should leave the bar after the shitty bands are done to smash my way to the front for the mighty AA.

umm how about you show some respect and let the poeple at the front keep their spot. They are the ones that have been standing outside the club for three hours and they deserve it.

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Originally Posted by Bill S.

Heh, just had an interesting development. Had a friend of my girlfriend's call. She apparently was given tickets to the show tomorrow, and is taking her two rugrats, one who's 3, and the other's 8. The 3 year old just adores me for some reason, so I guess "uncle Billy" gets to show him how to headbang. LOL. Definately have to start them off early.

Poeple who bring children that young to metal shows should be shot as soon as possible. That is awful and wrong, I'm sure her kids will thank her when they are deaf and the little one is dying of lung cancer.

Babydollcybergoth · November 19th, 2007, 03:52 AM

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Originally Posted by griev0r

Well it said for SOTU that they would do meet and greets when doors open but they didn't until after their set...

By the way, why isn't this stickied?

Well SOTU also wasn't THEIR tour. They kind of have to work under someone else's schedule.

And why isn't this stickied?

Tomasz · November 19th, 2007, 04:35 AM

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Originally Posted by griev0r

By the way, why isn't this stickied?

cause the topic does not pertain to australia

the new moderator seems to have picked up where the old one left off

Bill S. · November 19th, 2007, 03:29 PM

>>Poeple who bring children that young to metal shows should be shot as soon as possible. That is awful and wrong, I'm sure her kids will thank her when they are deaf and the little one is dying of lung cancer.<<
Nice, I'm being lectured by some kid. Okay, You know what they say about opinions...? First of all, we're in california, so smoking isn't allowed inside the buildings, and most clubs that I've been to have a designated smoking area which is outside, which is the case with this venue. And as far as their hearing? I'm sure you have heard of ear plugs, yes? & I know a lot of people who've taken their kids to metal shows occasionaly, and the kid's hearing is just fine. I can appreciate you might have been trying to come across as concerned for the kids, but you really need to rethink how you articulate your point, otherwise you just come across as annoying.

griev0r · November 19th, 2007, 05:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Bill S.

>>Poeple who bring children that young to metal shows should be shot as soon as possible. That is awful and wrong, I'm sure her kids will thank her when they are deaf and the little one is dying of lung cancer.<<
Nice, I'm being lectured by some kid. Okay, You know what they say about opinions...? First of all, we're in california, so smoking isn't allowed inside the buildings, and most clubs that I've been to have a designated smoking area which is outside, which is the case with this venue. And as far as their hearing? I'm sure you have heard of ear plugs, yes? & I know a lot of people who've taken their kids to metal shows occasionaly, and the kid's hearing is just fine. I can appreciate you might have been trying to come across as concerned for the kids, but you really need to rethink how you articulate your point, otherwise you just come across as annoying.

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axhed · November 20th, 2007, 12:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Bill S.

>>Poeple who bring children that young to metal shows should be shot as soon as possible. That is awful and wrong, I'm sure her kids will thank her when they are deaf and the little one is dying of lung cancer.<<
Nice, I'm being lectured by some kid. Okay, You know what they say about opinions...? First of all, we're in california, so smoking isn't allowed inside the buildings, and most clubs that I've been to have a designated smoking area which is outside, which is the case with this venue. And as far as their hearing? I'm sure you have heard of ear plugs, yes? & I know a lot of people who've taken their kids to metal shows occasionaly, and the kid's hearing is just fine. I can appreciate you might have been trying to come across as concerned for the kids, but you really need to rethink how you articulate your point, otherwise you just come across as annoying.

i'm dying of lol cancer over here

VitalAmarth · November 20th, 2007, 02:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Conti

umm how about you show some respect and let the poeple at the front keep their spot. They are the ones that have been standing outside the club for three hours and they deserve it.

Poeple who bring children that young to metal shows should be shot as soon as possible. That is awful and wrong, I'm sure her kids will thank her when they are deaf and the little one is dying of lung cancer.

STFU chief cUnti.

Griev i wouldnt worry about the exact set times. Most of the crowd clears out after each band, not necessarily the ppl all the way in the front, but once the 2nd opener is done, theres gonna be plenty of room to get pretty dam close.

As for taking kids to a club, i know parents who do this regularly. How do u know she couldnt find a sitter? Or that she's such a caring parent that she never lets her kids out of her sight? Does having kids refrain u from being able to go out and enjoy urself? Well, apparently, ur ignorant ass thinks so.

Babydollcybergoth · November 20th, 2007, 03:41 PM

Has anyone considered the fact that maybe the kids like the music too? My brother likes AA since he was 9... and I went to my first concert when I was 10. Parents who bring their kids to concerts are aware of the fact that it's very loud. Every kid I've seen at shows wear those industrial ear muffs.

November 20th, 2007, 03:41 PM	#285 (permalink)
Babydollcybergoth Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Stockholm Posts: 310	Has anyone considered the fact that maybe the kids like the music too? My brother likes AA since he was 9... and I went to my first concert when I was 10. Parents who bring their kids to concerts are aware of the fact that it's very loud. Every kid I've seen at shows wear those industrial ear muffs. __________________ Common sense is not always common.

November 18th, 2007, 08:10 PM	#276 (permalink)
Bill S. Sanity is too overrated Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: San Diego, CA U.S.A. Posts: 58	Heh, just had an interesting development. Had a friend of my girlfriend's call. She apparently was given tickets to the show tomorrow, and is taking her two rugrats, one who's 3, and the other's 8. The 3 year old just adores me for some reason, so I guess "uncle Billy" gets to show him how to headbang. LOL. Definately have to start them off early.

November 19th, 2007, 03:29 PM	#281 (permalink)
Bill S. Sanity is too overrated Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: San Diego, CA U.S.A. Posts: 58	>>Poeple who bring children that young to metal shows should be shot as soon as possible. That is awful and wrong, I'm sure her kids will thank her when they are deaf and the little one is dying of lung cancer.<< Nice, I'm being lectured by some kid. Okay, You know what they say about opinions...? First of all, we're in california, so smoking isn't allowed inside the buildings, and most clubs that I've been to have a designated smoking area which is outside, which is the case with this venue. And as far as their hearing? I'm sure you have heard of ear plugs, yes? & I know a lot of people who've taken their kids to metal shows occasionaly, and the kid's hearing is just fine. I can appreciate you might have been trying to come across as concerned for the kids, but you really need to rethink how you articulate your point, otherwise you just come across as annoying.

November 20th, 2007, 04:52 PM	#286 (permalink)
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