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Ian MacKaye of Fugazi in Austin on 8/11

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Participants lonebison37shadowgardener12Tyler Grant86David Sullivan4Brian Foster2Daniel Bailey7ARobin BoothNicholas Perez33gentlepuma20Austin Cooper2Susan Edwards3rapidbison42Alex Rogers91Kevin Chavez3rapidangler67Jason Diaz34hollowseal33Douglas Taylor4coastalpanther11Jose Watson66mistyseal27
Douglas Taylor4 Douglas Taylor4 Regular
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joined Sep 2005
#81 ·
*dying of laughter*
hollowseal33 hollowseal33 Member
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joined Apr 2004
#82 ·
coastalpanther11 said:You forgot to mention we played hide-and-seek last night too. We're a little older now, so the playground was definitely bigger. Our version was called "Find Anki in Austin."😁

True. At least if you're looking for drinkers, you know exactly where to find them—right where the beer is flowing.🙂

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Kevin Chavez3 Kevin Chavez3 Veteran
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#83 ·
What, did you get drunk and lose your way again? Those damn chaos punks, you can never just stay out of trouble with them... 😁
Daniel Bailey7 Daniel Bailey7 Regular
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joined Dec 2002
#84 ·
Kevin Chavez3 said:What, did you get a little too tipsy and lose your way again? Those damn punk bands—you can never just stay out of trouble with them... 😁

😛

It was worth it. Picked up the CD. 🙂
hollowseal33 hollowseal33 Member
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joined Apr 2004
#85 ·
Daniel Bailey7 said:Just picked up the CD. 🙂

Man, that’s incredible.
Alex Rogers91 Alex Rogers91 Newcomer
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joined May 2005
#86 ·
hollowseal33 said:we were all just chilling on these huge, soft floor cushions instead of having a stage or anything. Honestly, it felt like being back in preschool listening to Aunt Prittpen read us a bedtime story 😁

Man, if someone had told me back then how much I'd end up regretting having an American passport that basically keeps me stuck in one place—since even Osa ( 🙏 ) has access to more than I do—I wouldn't have believed them. But hey, life happens, and here we are.
hollowseal33 hollowseal33 Member
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joined Apr 2004
#87 ·
Alex Rogers91 said:Someone once told me I’d be glad to have an American passport even if it meant being stuck here, since even Osama ( 🙏 ) had one. I didn't believe them for a second... until now.

Take a close look at that first photo. There's an American passport right there in the front row. 😁 Didn't quite make it in time to grab a soft cushion, but hey, he managed to sit right next to Aunt Prittpen. Total overachiever. 😁
coastalpanther11 coastalpanther11 Regular
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joined Nov 2004
#88 ·
hollowseal33 said:He’s clearly pushing that first photo hard, especially that one shot showing off an American passport right up front in the first row. 😁 Sure, he didn't manage to snag a comfy cushion, but hey, at least he sat right next to Aunt Prittpen. Total overachiever move right there. 😁

Aunt Prittpen? 😉
David Sullivan4 David Sullivan4 Regular
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#89 ·
coastalpanther11 said:Aunt Prittpen? 😉

If you're actually planning on spreading lies and misinforming the public, just quit and go work for CNN, Fox News, or Burda. I’m just sitting here in the front row watching it all unfold. Over & out. And that goes for my colleague from the Midwest, too...
Alex Rogers91 Alex Rogers91 Newcomer
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joined May 2005
#90 ·
David Sullivan4 said:Look, if your whole goal is just spreading lies and feeding the public total nonsense, do us all a favor: quit this and go work for CNN, Fox News, or even some tabloid rag like Burda. I’m just sitting here in the front row watching the circus unfold. Over and out. And yeah, I’m saying this to my buddy from the Midwest.

So you're basically Aludirati suggesting Cicdale wouldn't cut it at Burda!??? Man, just wear a leather jacket over your bare chest and call it a day, for god's sake!
hollowseal33 hollowseal33 Member
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joined Apr 2004
#91 ·
coastalpanther11 said:Aunt Prittpen? 😉

Aunt MacKaye🙄 regarding us being in preschool😬

Besides, he practically fell into coastalpanther11's lap at the start of the concert, so I won't pretend to know what his intentions were.😁

And there's no way he'd go near Prittpen. Don't you know she's totally uncool?😛
David Sullivan4 David Sullivan4 Regular
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#92 ·
hollowseal33 said:you don't realize how totally uncool she is😛

It's not my fault she listens to Bob Dylan.
coastalpanther11 coastalpanther11 Regular
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#93 ·
Alex Rogers91 said:You’re acting like Cicdale couldn't survive a day at Burda! For God's sake, just wear a leather jacket over your bare chest and call it a day!

Oh, they'd definitely find a way to scrape by! Look, hand me an AK-47 and I won't even know how to take it apart, but you give me some tailor-made gear from Burda? Man, I could do it with my eyes closed!🙂
Alex Rogers91 Alex Rogers91 Newcomer
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#94 ·
coastalpanther11 said:Look, it’s about survival, man! Give me an AK-47 and I won't even know how to take it apart without breaking something, but you give me a tailor's shears from Burda and I'll be sewing circles around you... even if I'm blindfolded! 🙂

So what, you're gonna rock your Thermals tonight while I wear something else?
hollowseal33 hollowseal33 Member
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#95 ·
coastalpanther11 said:Look, it's all about what you can actually handle! Give me an AK-47 and I won't even know how to take it apart. But give me a tailor's shears from Burda, and man... I'll be flying through it with my eyes closed! 🙂

😍 Now that’s what I call real skill.
coastalpanther11 coastalpanther11 Regular
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#96 ·
dzdzihad said:Oh, sure, you just wear your Thermals tonight while I dress like someone else?

For the love of God, just go practice your karate already...
gentlepuma20 gentlepuma20 Newcomer
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#97 ·
coastalpanther11 said:Look, it’s just about being resourceful—I mean, give me an AK-47 and I probably wouldn't even know how to take it apart, but if you hand me a pair of fabric shears from Burda... man, I could work those things blindfolded. 🙂

Okay, fine—you used the word "mohair" and I let it slide, but fabric shears 😲?
coastalpanther11 coastalpanther11 Regular
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joined Nov 2004
#98 ·
gentlepuma20 said:Look, if you just used the word "mohair," I might have let it slide. But "tailored plowshare" 😲?

Your guy’s wearing a skirt. Go figure.
gentlepuma20 gentlepuma20 Newcomer
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#99 ·
coastalpanther11 said:Your guy wears a skirt. Go figure.

I guess I saw that coming long before he actually put the skirt on 😁
coastalpanther11 coastalpanther11 Regular
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joined Nov 2004
#100 ·
gentlepuma20 said:I saw that whole mess coming from a mile away, long before he decided to start playing dress-up.😁

Look, you really should’ve gotten used to this kind of nonsense by now. Here, let me give you a quick vocabulary lesson to get you up to speed: potpourri, macramé, figaro, wellness, Viktor Drago.😁

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