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Philadelphia: Membership
#16

Ballgame Wrote:who lets ot get crazy, no one lives in Ancaster

im surprised such an upstanding american citizen such as yourself can take appreciation in a canadian band

shouldnt you be busy swilling PBR and supporting your troops?
maybe a bit of NASCAR too??
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#17

haha, NASCAR.
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#18

Chris Tanz Wrote:Odd ... it works for me everytime with my "Play Either NOIS or Gift Shop or Both" sign.

ct


:lol: :lol:
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#19

Jimmy here from....Ancaster

Heading down to AC in the morning; we figure that if we leave by 4am then we might be able to hit the show at noon tomorrow at the Cafe?? Worth a shot (although the wife doesn't agree!)
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#20

jimcomet29 Wrote:Jimmy here from....Ancaster

more people from ancaster?!?!
Ballgame.....what happened??
i thought no one was from here???


Jim shoot me a PM when you're back in town
we'll grab a beer....and enjoy the show!!
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#21

BRoach Wrote:
Ballgame Wrote:who lets ot get crazy, no one lives in Ancaster

im surprised such an upstanding american citizen such as yourself can take appreciation in a canadian band

shouldnt you be busy swilling PBR and supporting your troops?
maybe a bit of NASCAR too??

Ha!
Well of course I support the troops but PBR is nasty.
How did I get into Hip? Junior Hockey!
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Not to mention half of my hockey college teammates where Canadian. So naturally I feel in love with the Hip.

And yes I’ve been to 5 Nascar races. Here’s the thing about Nascar. You can bring your own beer to your seat! Last time there were two of us and we brought 66 beers. Walked out with 4. That’s why Americans love Nascar

PS Ive driven near Ancaster, ON. I sometimes I would take the 403 to get to the 401 on my way home to Michigan. Im from MI but went to school in upstate NY. Cutting through Canada was the quickest way home
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#22

Ballgame Wrote:Im from MI but went to school in upstate NY. Cutting through CA was the quickest way home

Nothing like a detour through California to get you from New York to Michigan.

Sorry, couldn't resist.

ct
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#23

Chris Tanz Wrote:
Ballgame Wrote:Im from MI but went to school in upstate NY. Cutting through CA was the quickest way home

Nothing like a detour through California to get you from New York to Michigan.

Sorry, couldn't resist.

ct

Again Chris Tanz proves he is the funniest guy on this board....
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#24

^^^ Fixed Smile
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#25

Ballgame Wrote:
BRoach Wrote:
Ballgame Wrote:who lets ot get crazy, no one lives in Ancaster

im surprised such an upstanding american citizen such as yourself can take appreciation in a canadian band

shouldnt you be busy swilling PBR and supporting your troops?
maybe a bit of NASCAR too??

Ha!
Well of course I support the troops but PBR is nasty.
How did I get into Hip? Junior Hockey!
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Not to mention half of my hockey college teammates where Canadian. So naturally I feel in love with the Hip.

And yes I’ve been to 5 Nascar races. Here’s the thing about Nascar. You can bring your own beer to your seat! Last time there were two of us and we brought 66 beers. Walked out with 4. That’s why Americans love Nascar

Imagine my surprise during a recent trip to Sun Valley, ID when I discovered the beer of choice in the lodge was PBR in a can! Sun Valley is one of the wealthiest ski resorts in the US (it’s where my illustrious Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger broke his leg a few months back). There were several buckets full of ice and PBR behind the bar? Then last week I was in a restaurant in downtown Los Angeles and the featured beer on tap was PBR, no joke. Isn’t that kind of like going to a nice seafood restaurant and the “Catch of the Day” is Star-Kist Tuna?

I guess PBR is an American guilty pleasure, kind of like NASCAR. Though not a fan, I’ll still watch a few laps on a Sunday afternoon. I discovered it’s not all about turning left; there is a considerable amount of strategy involved. However, it seems most of the strategy centers around when you make your last trip to the gas station (get some gas, rotate the tires, wipe down the windshield, and I’m ready for the final 20 laps).

Speaking of sports other countries laugh at, any breaking news in the world of CURLING?
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#26

I know there is a ticket exchange spot, but this is urgent and maybe not everyone knows about it...the show is SOLD OUT. ToLA box says they have nothing, as does TicketFucker. So, I wasn't planning on going, but I decided to...I won't get into philly til 8:30, so it may be hard to find a scalper...anyone got the dope on a ticket????? Phone # 202 870 2198.
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#27

yeah its sold out. I have a buddy that needs a ticket. Do you need one or selling one?
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#28

i was at a green day concert a few years back and that happened to some kid, he played a song with them and then the band let him keep the guitar.[/quote]


Anthony Botting is his name, ive actually seen the guitar lol, went to school with him, halirious to come in here and read that and be like hey! your talking about botts lol
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