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Post by musicmama on Apr 12, 2016 14:52:56 GMT -8
Has anyone received their tix and/or camping passes yet? I bought mine two months ago, is it weird I haven't seen anything yet?
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Post by Blacksmile on Apr 12, 2016 15:11:06 GMT -8
Has anyone received their tix and/or camping passes yet? I bought mine two months ago, is it weird I haven't seen anything yet? All passes were to be shipped near the beginning of April. They should arrive shortly. Last time I went, in 2014, the passes arrived the last week of April. |
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Post by musicmama on Apr 13, 2016 10:24:06 GMT -8
Has anyone received their tix and/or camping passes yet? I bought mine two months ago, is it weird I haven't seen anything yet? All passes were to be shipped near the beginning of April. They should arrive shortly. Last time I went, in 2014, the passes arrived the last week of April. Thank you so much for the info - sure takes time for them to get them to us... I was worried that my lame neighbors had decided they wanted a free pass from my mailbox and had helped themselves  |
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Post by davers on Apr 13, 2016 15:08:26 GMT -8
Music festivals don't generally deliver wristbands until a month or so before the festival. They have to get the actual wristbands made, and if they send em out too early then there's longer for people to make fakes.
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Post by Professor Pancakes on Apr 13, 2016 15:43:01 GMT -8
Music festivals don't generally deliver wristbands until a month or so before the festival. They have to get the actual wristbands made, and if they send em out too early then there's longer for people to make fakes. Plus there's always the jackass that puts his or hers on the day it arrives. Shipping them out sooner would mean a longer time that some idiot has to walk around wearing it before the festival. |
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Post by davers on Apr 13, 2016 18:26:30 GMT -8
Music festivals don't generally deliver wristbands until a month or so before the festival. They have to get the actual wristbands made, and if they send em out too early then there's longer for people to make fakes. Plus there's always the jackass that puts his or hers on the day it arrives. Shipping them out sooner would mean a longer time that some idiot has to walk around wearing it before the festival. Considering I still have my sasquatch 2012 wristband on, amoung others, ouch. |
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Post by Professor Pancakes on Apr 13, 2016 18:50:49 GMT -8
Plus there's always the jackass that puts his or hers on the day it arrives. Shipping them out sooner would mean a longer time that some idiot has to walk around wearing it before the festival. Considering I still have my sasquatch 2012 wristband on, amoung others, ouch. Choosing to keep your wristband on after the festival is one thing, wanting to "try it on" then realizing you can't take it off is something altogether different. |
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Post by davers on Apr 13, 2016 21:43:30 GMT -8
Considering I still have my sasquatch 2012 wristband on, amoung others, ouch. Choosing to keep your wristband on after the festival is one thing, wanting to "try it on" then realizing you can't take it off is something altogether different. I'm just kidding I'm not sensitive about it all. I fully acknowledge keeping them on is pretty stupid. I did it for a bet and I actually won a couple months ago but now I feel like they are a part of me... |
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Post by mutt on Apr 14, 2016 9:12:01 GMT -8
Choosing to keep your wristband on after the festival is one thing, wanting to "try it on" then realizing you can't take it off is something altogether different. I'm just kidding I'm not sensitive about it all. I fully acknowledge keeping them on is pretty stupid. I did it for a bet and I actually won a couple months ago but now I feel like they are a part of me... They, meaning plural. If I may ask, how many different wristbands are you sporting? What's the oldest one? More than one festival or all Sasquatch? What did you win for the bet? Finally, what part of you are they? |
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Post by phanner on Apr 14, 2016 10:07:44 GMT -8
Choosing to keep your wristband on after the festival is one thing, wanting to "try it on" then realizing you can't take it off is something altogether different. I'm just kidding I'm not sensitive about it all. I fully acknowledge keeping them on is pretty stupid. I did it for a bet and I actually won a couple months ago but now I feel like they are a part of me... That's impressive that you have kept them on that long. Are they really thin and worn down now? Did you cut off parts so that you wouldn't be carrying around a lot of germs? Wiping your ass with one of those on for years builds up fecal matter and other nasty bacteria. Live long and prosper. |
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Post by Professor Pancakes on Apr 14, 2016 11:22:11 GMT -8
My camping ticket arrived in the mail today. Still no festival passes, but I imagine they'll be along shortly.
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Post by totinoboy on Apr 14, 2016 12:03:11 GMT -8
I'm just kidding I'm not sensitive about it all. I fully acknowledge keeping them on is pretty stupid. I did it for a bet and I actually won a couple months ago but now I feel like they are a part of me... They, meaning plural. If I may ask, how many different wristbands are you sporting? What's the oldest one? More than one festival or all Sasquatch? What did you win for the bet? Finally, what part of you are they? I am also curious |
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Post by davers on Apr 14, 2016 12:24:56 GMT -8
I've tried to keep one from most festivals that have wristbands.
I have a sasquatch, 2 coachellas, a squamish, a Tall Tree, a Pemberton, primavera Barcelona and primavera Porto. I think the total value of them would be something like $2000 or so.
As for keeping them clean I shampoo then when I shower and happen to wipe my butt with my left hand so no issues there.
That's something I never thought I would divulge on the Internet...
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Post by Pea on Apr 14, 2016 12:47:25 GMT -8
Are you left-handed? I don't think I've ever wiped with my left, and dipping the loose ends my wristband in Honey Bucket sludge is always a big fear.
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Post by weenie on Apr 14, 2016 13:31:15 GMT -8
I try to always put them on my left for this reason. I've been lucky in that security hasn't really ever had a problem with it. Also I don't know how Davers does it. I usually leave mine on for about a week afterwards because I'm not ready to let go yet and by the end of it I'm pretty annoyed at having them in real life. I can't really handle even having a bracelet on though so maybe I'm weird.
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Post by mutt on Apr 14, 2016 13:33:15 GMT -8
Are you left-handed? I don't think I've ever wiped with my left, and dipping the loose ends my wristband in Honey Bucket sludge is always a big fear. bangledangleshitophobia is a very real and incapacitating fear of dangling one's loose ends in a oozing mass of three day old shitter sludge, not to be confused with dingledangleshitfirephobia, which is the irrational fear of habenero based laxatives and suppositories. |
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Post by davers on Apr 14, 2016 14:04:57 GMT -8
Are you left-handed? I don't think I've ever wiped with my left, and dipping the loose ends my wristband in Honey Bucket sludge is always a big fear. Nope, right handed. I also brush my teeth with my left hand though. I figure I wipe with my left because the toilet paper dispenser was on the left in my parents house. It's pretty much the only logical reason that I do that. Any more questions about my pooping habits guys? I'm an open book it would seem. I started taking probiotics and my poops have been better, would recommend. |
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Post by Pea on Apr 14, 2016 14:45:29 GMT -8
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Post by mutt on Apr 14, 2016 15:30:13 GMT -8
Are you left-handed? I don't think I've ever wiped with my left, and dipping the loose ends my wristband in Honey Bucket sludge is always a big fear. Nope, right handed. I also brush my teeth with my left hand though. I figure I wipe with my left because the toilet paper dispenser was on the left in my parents house. It's pretty much the only logical reason that I do that. Any more questions about my pooping habits guys? I'm an open book it would seem. I started taking probiotics and my poops have been better, would recommend. I just wanna know what you won in the bet. And also why you use your left hand to wipe when it seems more logical to use your right. I visualize sitting on your parent's house stool, and if the dispenser is on my left, would it not be easier to reach across my body with my right hand to grab the paper, then come back to the right and wipe? Your left hand would be somewhat contorted reaching to the left for the paper and then down for the wipe, but maybe that's just me... |
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Post by davers on Apr 14, 2016 16:39:08 GMT -8
I won $100 and a case of beer. It was a very drunken bet a wee or so after Sasquatch 2012. We both still had ours on and my friend be me that he could keep his on longer. I didn't even expect him to remember but sure enough he did. Initially it was just a case of beer, then it went a year and we added $50 and then another $50 the next year. Eventually his fell off. Mine is hanging on by a few threads so it was pretty close.
I don't know about the butt wiping. It's just how I ended up doing it. The idea of using my right seems strange now.
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