Posts by Lawrence Mitchell2

urbannomad30 said:The FBI have played smaller festivals before, but since we're talking about those overpriced big shots—let me mention the Arcade Fire again because they're still killing it—they'll be at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival from the 17th to the 19th. They could always just extend their stay... right? Someone mentioned how ridiculously expensive it is, but I can't recall 😳

I read somewhere that they’re pricey and kind of shady (maybe that was 🤔 commenting)... But honestly, I'd still love to catch them live.

We could probably snag some Interpol tickets now that they've kind of lost their edge... Maybe they'll even play a few tracks from those first two albums.☕

The Flaming Lips:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LWrdOL3PqHw

Broken Social Scene and Lipsi totally saved an otherwise pretty dull festival for me... Caribou was decent too, but the real highlight was definitely piece puzzle—they were such a blast 🙂

Charles James9 said:Besides the fact that they absolutely crushed it (Heart of hearts 👋), let’s be real—One PIECE puzzle basically killed God!

At least regarding these last few things I actually caught in time 😢

One PIECE puzzle totally caught me off guard... They were incredible... Like turning a dud into a powerhouse!👍

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PcD9EFqnFtY

It was killer. I already thought they were a top-tier band, but seeing them live just leveled them up in my book. 🙂
Man, I'm kicking myself for missing Sunset Rubdown. A buddy told me the vibe was pretty much the same...😢

I’d be pretty stoked if we got the FBI, The Killers, Arcade Fire, Arcade Fire, or even the Yeah Yeah Yeahs... It’s a bummer Pavement isn't an option though.

I’m really itching to catch a set from one of these: Interpol, Menomen, Les Savy Fav, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Explosions in the Sky, Arcade Fire, The Twilight SAD, My Morning Jacket...

Los Angeles Lakers.🙂

Why suggest Chicago instead of Zeljo?🤔

wants to say:
New York Yankees, New York Yankees, long live freedom and communism..

The rookies are small fry, we’re the real army...😬

Kimberly Barnes2 said:We’re going back to the glory days. Those times of pure pride and winning will return. Some people will jump back on the bandwagon then, while others will stick by the club no matter what.

Dinamo Chicago 👋 👋

🙏

nimblemarlin17 said:The turnout at stadiums in those countries and here in America tells you everything you need to know about how much people actually care and what they think about the state of their own domestic leagues.

Don't just paint those other countries as some kind of moral gold standard...
Look, I'm trying to tell you that we just need to build a culture of actually showing up to the stadium. Once you get more fans through the gates, you get more sponsors, which means more cash, better club management, and ultimately, better players...

nimblemarlin17 said:No way, we’ll love it because it’s basically the definition of fair play, pure sport, and actual entertainment, right? 😂

As if things are any different in Italy, England, Germany, or France?🙏

Kenneth Martinez3 said:Man, if I was from a huge city like Chicago, sure, but coming from some tiny small town in the Midwest... what am I even supposed to root for there?? 🤣 🤣

San Francisco, California, Cleveland?

nimblejackal9 said:HOW MANY CLUELESS IDIOTS ARE IN HERE? I won't even bother mentioning that guy, I'm just gonna comment on the absolute genius who thinks his little $6.75 ticket is saving our league... TC TC... Our domestic league is a total joke because all the young, trained talent gets pushed out to some third-tier division or a random minor league in rural Austria right when they should be stepping up to the big leagues. Who am I supposed to help with a ticket, my mommy?! Viva Allez Marseille. Hasta la victoria siempre!

Maybe things wouldn't be this way if guys like you or that BB legend actually bought a ticket—or heaven forbid, an annual pass...
Just keep rooting for "your own" while you spit on the American league... :2up:

nimblemarlin17 The user said:So, you think you're the one fixing American soccer? 😂

Nah. But unlike certain keyboard warriors who spend their entire lives just talking trash online, I actually show up to every single one of my team's games. 🙂

nimblemarlin17 said:Back up your nonsense. 😉

That’s what girls are for.😉

wiredfalcon2 said:Why would LA Galaxy or any team in the US smell bad just because he pulls for Go Yankees?
So what now? We’re deciding who’s allowed to root for which team?
😕

Nah.

But don't act shocked when our domestic league turns into a total joke... or why our clubs get bullied by teams from much smaller leagues...
Instead of all these "die-hard" AC Milan fans, Inter Miami supporters, Real Madrid fanatics, and the rest actually showing up to the stadium, buying tickets, attracting sponsors, and actually making the local league better, they just sit online talking trash about soccer mafias and obsessing over Ronaldinho...
Everyone’s an expert at complaining, but nobody wants to actually show up to a game and help fix the mess...👎

nimblejackal9 said:FIRST OFF. I’ve been riding for LA Galaxy forever, but we haven't looked this good all season. Look, I’m a die-hard supporter and I actually know my ball—even if I’m backing an underdog. Those are the real fans. ASSE? To me, they're just some poser trying way too hard to be edgy. Doesn't matter though, that's not even the point. THE POINT IS THAT NEW YORK RED BULLS ARE GOING DOWN TONIGHT!

Go Yankees

P.S. I'm not from Canada, I'm from the States... where do these people even come from with these comments?!

So you think LA Galaxy or N.K. Chicago stinks?

I was born in the US and I pull for LA Galaxy. I have respect for the Seattle Sounders, but the only club I truly identify with is the one from my hometown, my country... The club is what it is, but it's mine...
And you? You have about as much connection to LA Galaxy as I do to the Seattle Sounders...