Question for those who have seen the show (not a spoiler q)

Post by **Squirrelygirl** » Fri Jun 27, 2003 11:29 pm

I spotted great handmade poodle hats...and I even did a double take at a Weird Al lookalike

Those were probably Cid's hats (we also wore them at SLO), and the WAY look-alike was most likely Kevin! Man, those two really get around!

sg

Post by **kidcid** » Sat Jun 28, 2003 1:12 am

I spotted great handmade poodle hats...and I even did a double take at a Weird Al lookalike
Those were probably Cid's hats (we also wore them at SLO), and the WAY look-alike was most likely Kevin! Man, those two really get around!

sg

Cid and Kevin...everywhere you want to be. Tee Hee. I think they are talking about us. Sorry I didn't get to meet you Lounge Chair.

Cid

Lounge Chair · Post by **Lounge Chair** » Sat Jun 28, 2003 7:57 pm

Clyde the Viking · Post by **Clyde the Viking** » Sun Jun 29, 2003 4:16 am

Well, the one part where almost everyone (either for standing or to see) was during "I Love Rocky Road" in the medley. Practically everyone was standing and pumping their fists. It was great. :biggrin:

Post by **Stupidhippie** » Sun Jun 29, 2003 6:47 am

Everyone at Kalamazoo that I could see was sitting. I go by what the crowd is doing just for respect. Although I have to say my friends right side has to be covered with bruises because I could not sit still AT ALL!! I am also completely horse. I kept wavin' my arms and stompin my feet. I noticed I was getting a few strange looks from people but I also noticed that I caught Steve's eye a few times. I was 3rd row. I know it makes them feel good to see people losing their freaking mind even if we have to do it respectfully. And to my friend..."I'm sorry for all the bruises on you're right side Eric. I'm sure I stompped on you're foot a few times. You can send me any medical bills you may have incurred. Thanks for giving me the Isle seat. I'm glad we got to meet Al after the show!!" To the people behind me..."I know you could see through my waving arms so stop looking at me like that." Everybody chair dance!!!

Stupidhippie

Post by **Elvis** » Sun Jun 29, 2003 10:40 pm

QUOTE It probably has a lot to do with what the people in the very front row do. And if Elvis is sitting down, who are we to argue with that?

Yes. Only stand if Al sticks a microphone in your face.

Out of courtesy to the people around you, please stay seated during the show. If you wish to give a standing ovation after "Fat" or "Yoda" (or any other song you feel deserves one for that matter), that's okay, but try to keep in mind when you stand, the people sitting behind you are checking out your butt.

And probably laughing.

Dave

Post by **Stupidhippie** » Mon Jun 30, 2003 4:40 am

I have enough people laughing at my buttocks on a daily basis. I don't need a whole theatre/stadium audience to do that as well. Yes I keep My patoot planted unless everyone else is up. I shake rump in my seat. No one sees the jiggle that way.

Stupidhippie

this now moves me past 127 posts to 128 It couldn't last forever or I will never make it to the addicted range.

Post by **like_im_27again** » Mon Jun 30, 2003 6:39 am

Yes. Only stand if Al sticks a microphone in your face.

That was SO fun! I was only sorry it flustered me so much I didn't snap a photo of you with Al's mic in your face!

Out of courtesy to the people around you, please stay seated during the show. If you wish to give a standing ovation after "Fat" or "Yoda" (or any other song you feel deserves one for that matter), that's okay, but try to keep in mind when you stand, the people sitting behind you are checking out your butt.

And probably laughing.

Dave

Crap. I'll be in my seat from now on. I know I only stood during that acceptable end time, but why didn't you tell me to sit my butt back down? It's because I made you late to the show, wasn't it?

Mon Jun 30, 2003 9:56 am

I have enough people laughing at my buttocks on a daily basis.

that's what you get for having kids.... your very own walk-around laugh track.