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What actually happened spiritually at that warehouse rave?

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Paul Campbell3 Paul Campbell3 Regular
259 messages
joined Feb 2004
#21 ·
Go ask Bob; he’s actually got an objective take😁

I just showed up and dipped—honestly, I think I just muttered something like, "Hey, I'm here on stage, so don't go thinking we don't have lives outside of these R&D meetings" 😁
There wasn't any time or space for those deep, heavy speeches 😁

How many people? I'd guess maybe two hundred... but hey, I'm terrible at estimating crowds 😁
A Anonymous Veteran
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joined May 2005
#22 ·
Lollobrigida’s set and those balloon antics were such a blast! Such high energy! 🙂 But man, that awards ceremony... talk about a total buzzkill.
It completely killed the vibe. They really should have kept things moving—it felt way too dragged out.
Paul Campbell3 Paul Campbell3 Regular
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joined Feb 2004
#23 ·
I honestly think they should’ve just handed out all the awards right at the start and then kicked off the party. Making us wait until midnight—if I remember correctly—just created this massive, pointless lull in the energy.

But look, let's be fair. The hosts were basically volunteering their time for this whole thing, so if you take that into account, it actually turned out alright enough.😁

And for the record, Sidewalk Sid definitely should have been running the whole show. In my humble opinion, the guy has actual talent, style, and a sense of humor. He's a huge step up from some of the other people who tried way too hard and ended up being totally cringey..
Chris Ruiz10 Chris Ruiz10 Active Member
52 messages
joined Oct 2005
#24 ·
I mean, Sid is the man, and honestly, he was pretty hilarious. The only one who let me down was Linden with that performance.

I have no clue why the squad didn't catch fire. Maybe it’s just because it's the first time and everyone was playing it safe (some people wouldn't even use their handles).

Anyway, Parsifal, you really should've shown up.

Man, I'm bummed I missed out on Ravana and didn't get to see Dijimidi either.
Keith Phillips3 Keith Phillips3 Member
21 messages
joined Aug 2003
#25 ·
I’ve heard the prevailing sentiment was essentially a case of "throwing the kittens into the deep end first"—it serves as a rather simplistic observation of the situation. 😲
Chris Ruiz10 Chris Ruiz10 Active Member
52 messages
joined Oct 2005
#26 ·
danaye,

I think I saw your username over by the entrance under the "unclaimed" list—why didn't you show up?
A Anonymous Veteran
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joined May 2005
#27 ·
Yeah, totally agree on Sudden Sid. Honestly, instead of wasting time praying they’d suddenly wander onto the stage to claim their awards, they should have just put their names on the big screen or something. It would've been way more efficient.

But hey, if nothing else, I think today's spike in new sign-ups proves people are still hooked. I know I am.🙂

Where on earth did you guys find those two crazy girls—Lollobrigida?

They were awesome. So much energy, super kitschy, and just unapologetically trashy...👍
Paul Campbell3 Paul Campbell3 Regular
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joined Feb 2004
#28 ·
Honestly, I didn't find it funny at all. But hey, whatever, to each their own.

Yeah, Dan, that’s basically the diplomatic way of asking how the party actually went.😁

Kudos on the effort and the planning, though—the vibe is really up to us forum members anyway.

At the end of the day, you get out what you put in, right?😉
Chris Ruiz10 Chris Ruiz10 Active Member
52 messages
joined Oct 2005
#29 ·
Paul Campbell3 said:Yeah, totally. It was definitely a sudden sid. And those winners who didn't even show up? They should've just put them on the video wall or whatever, instead of wasting time on...:


I guess your real handle is...
frozenangler9 frozenangler9 Active Member
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joined Jun 2008
#30 ·
parsifal said:Look at these little witches, Paul Campbell3 and frozenangler9

acting all high and mighty—won't even share what actually went down with us in the spirit of the internet and open source.

If you two don't start being nice, I might just have to call in a favor to get someone to give you both a lecture.
🙂


If anyone’s actually offended by my teasing, please take your curse off me right now 🙂, because it's my son's birthday tomorrow and I haven't planned a thing since I can barely even get out of bed. 😲 🙏 🙏 😁

Suddenly came down with something around noon today. 😲

Not like I was headed to the factory anyway. 😢
James Cruz6 James Cruz6 Member
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joined Dec 2002
#31 ·
All things considered, I can't help but feel like everything there was just a bit too rigid, or perhaps they simply overlooked certain details, so... 😁
frozenangler9 frozenangler9 Active Member
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joined Jun 2008
#32 ·
Paul Campbell3 said:😲
It’s totally rigged!😠 I had to step out onto the field in front of everyone, while those guys just hid in the shadows acting like idiots!

Man, I thought spiritual types actually had some backbone.🙄

I honestly can't believe my eyes. 😲
(Alright, fine, I’m running a fever of about 104, maybe that's why... *faints into unconsciousness* )

Seriously? After nearly 2,000 posts, there’s actually someone on this board who thinks I'm some kind of cowardly little spy... grrrrr 😎

Gonna go try and convince myself I'm just hallucinating from this fever... 😁
Paul Campbell3 Paul Campbell3 Regular
259 messages
joined Feb 2004
#33 ·
Personally, that whole crowd there was just total garbage. I don't go to those forum meetups for fun—I only showed up to grab my stuff and get out so I could head to the next thing.😁
I was actually hoping I might run into someone local for once, but nope. Not a single soul from around here.😁
Kenneth Ward8 Kenneth Ward8 Member
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joined Dec 2002
#34 ·
Well... let’s just say it wasn't lacking in spirit, but it certainly lacked in wit.

However, there was no shortage of gossip material—as anyone can see from this social thread and all the juicy rumors flying around. Ultimately, those who had a group to hang out with enjoyed themselves. Those who showed up solo managed okay if they crossed paths with someone decent... but as for the party itself? It was pretty lackluster.
Casey Palmer5 Casey Palmer5 Regular
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joined Jan 2016
#35 ·
Kudos to Simone for handling that stage fright so well 🙂
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Paul Campbell3 Paul Campbell3 Regular
259 messages
joined Feb 2004
#36 ·
Simone didn't have any nerves at all.🙂
Casey Palmer5 Casey Palmer5 Regular
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joined Jan 2016
#37 ·
Hehe, it's not 🙂
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Kenneth Ward8 Kenneth Ward8 Member
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joined Dec 2002
#38 ·
Simone is a fantastic individual and deserves a standing ovation from me... though I suppose others deserve credit too... even Debbi was great. She added a certain flair to the party and gave us plenty of gossip to chew on. Ha, someone has to play the flirt, after all. 😁
Paul Campbell3 Paul Campbell3 Regular
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joined Feb 2004
#39 ·
I bailed right after the awards were handed out, so I’m totally out of the loop on the specifics. I honestly have no clue what actually went down.
The whole back-and-forth argument thing just baffles me—all that labeling and pointing fingers? It's pointless. Just let people be who they are, for crying out loud!
😉
At the end of the day, everyone had a choice: show up or stay home. It's that simple.
brightmoose brightmoose Member
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joined May 2004
#40 ·
I couldn't get through even if I had tried, though I highly doubt I missed anything important anyway 🙂

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