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PvD back @ Roseland in November (pg. 15)
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| Blake |
| quote: | Originally posted by AY STAR
yea the venue itself was ok
i mean back in march i got there around 11pm and i waited the most 10 min to get in
then there was no line for coat check or the mens bathroom
but yea the bar situation sucked they had 2 bartenders and it took atleast 10 min to get a drink but they were good
the sound was good imo lasers and lights were dope
crowd was ehhh
like in the back they had places where you can sit but it was all cracked out asians and i mean really fuked up ones like they were on the floor and |
heh. i remember one cracked out guy in particular that was walking around scratching himself all over like that crackhead from Dave Chappelle's show. What was his name again? I remember seeing some other kid shaking really bad and crying during PvD's set. Looked like he was having a bad trip or something. Moderation FTW! :wtf: They're not that serious though. They're not pricks and they don't cause any real trouble.
I haven't been out since Ferry's set in Oct so I'm hyped for this. Hope he gives me a good reason to be a zombie on Thanksgiving day. I wonder what Native Americans do on Thanksgiving :conf:
They should come out to PvD before their day of mourning. :p |
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| yankeeBaby |
| quote: | Originally posted by Blake
I wonder what Native Americans do on Thanksgiving :conf:
They should come out to PvD before their day of mourning. :p |
Sorry I cant make it.
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| trunks1022 |
not exactly. the original pilgrims were seeking religious freedom, hence leaving the UK. the first thanksgiving was a pretty friendly affair so... |
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| danlaxx1 |
That's a nice picture and one week from today :D
-Dan |
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| colibri |
| quote: | Originally posted by trunks1022
...leaving the uk |
and then? "give me the $"... sam i give you credit
for recalling text book stories anyway the thanksgiving
affair itself is very nice as it makes families gather
yet the historical developments are indisputable... |
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| raveed |
| funniest thing happened today, i was supposed to have a phone interview with a prospective client in the city and if he liked me id have to fly down at a later date for a face to face ... this morning i get a call saying that they dont want the phone interview and want me to fly down this ing monday for a face to face and i convinced my boss to let me stay till thursday so i can make this night ... i cant believe my luck:D |
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| gmoney44 |
PVD next wednesday
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| fr0st |
| quote: | Originally posted by trunks1022
not exactly. the original pilgrims were seeking religious freedom, hence leaving the UK. the first thanksgiving was a pretty friendly affair so... |
Friendly for who? Those pilgrims probably at that very meal were plotting against the natives and ways to exploit them and convert them. This country was founded in blood and murder. Don't kid yourself about who we really are. |
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| fr0st |
| Oh dont forget columbus, cortez and any number of spanish, Portuguese, english or other european so called explorer had been murdering for the past 100 years prior to the pilgrims even coming. The island Colombus first landed on, Hispaniola had all its indigenous peoples killed off it the first 20 years, it todays world we would call it genocide. But sense it happened 100's of years ago we call it exporing and discovering. Which baffles me how can we say they discovered anything, the natives had been living here for 1000s of years. |
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| yankeeBaby |
| quote: | Originally posted by fr0st
Oh dont forget columbus, cortez and any number of spanish, Portuguese, english or other european so called explorer had been murdering for the past 100 years prior to the pilgrims even coming. The island Colombus first landed on, Hispaniola had all its indigenous peoples killed off it the first 20 years, it todays world we would call it genocide. But sense it happened 100's of years ago we call it exporing and discovering. Which baffles me how can we say they discovered anything, the natives had been living here for 1000s of years. |
yeah for real^^
Its an understanding in my family that this is a day of mourning the destruction of such a beautiful culture. Both of my grandparents on my fathers side are Chippewa (Ojibwe) indians and we definately dont forget that. |
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| kid nyce |
page 1 - omg pvd roseland wtf bbq i die i cry
page 15 - pilgrims, genocide, native american history
classic NYTA we're just missing the other 25 PVD threads (which for some reason don't happen anymore) ;) |
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