Nice people thread

Malcolm.

Graham_Devon wrote: »

Too late.

I'm already registering with cyberbullyvictimsrus.com

<sniffle>

The site no-longer exists Graham. I think it closed due to bullying.

sss555s

sjaypink wrote: »

sss, I'm not that happy with you- I think it was blatantly obvious I was in a vulnerable position last night, your quoting of my posts is rather ungentlemanly, don't you think?

What did i do wrong?

I was quite unhappy you deleted yours as it looks like i was talking to myself for a while :rotfl:

Do you want me to delete them?


You only had to ask... Sheeeesh wimen!

sjaypink

I don't mind really s- I think most people on here now are aware I post total utter rubbish most of the time, so I shouldn't really that bothered I am used to embarrassing myself (as you may have guessed)!

Malcolm.

sjaypink wrote: »

sss, I'm not that happy with you- I think it was blatantly obvious I was in a vulnerable position last night

I stopped reading there, I daren't go on. :A

sjaypink

Malcolm. wrote: »

I stopped reading there, I daren't go on. :A

liar ....

sss555s

There wasn't anything that bad anyway

Malcolm.

sjaypink wrote: »

liar ....

It's a fair cop - I have no boundaries.

Malcolm.

sss555s wrote: »

There wasn't anything that bad anyway

I think GD's already called dibs on the forums sensitivity crown.

sjaypink

This board is the quietest its been in a long time tonight.... guess its pay weekend & people are enjoying things in ..... real life ... *shudder*... ...... I remember that place .....

I'm knackered, guess I will go up to bed & enjoy a 'real life' activity of playing Soduku on my phone :(:cool:

lemonjelly

misskool wrote: »

I only go and watch people that do shows. what's the point of going to a gig, standing around for hours and needing to queue for a wee if you only go to watch people who play songs you can buy on cd/mp3s?

Were you dragged there by a female?

Actually no. As lostinrates can vouch, I a huge fan of airside, who do the art production for a lot of things, including Mika's album covers (or at least the first album).

I heard him do an interview on radio fivelive with simon mayo, & was impressed. During which he mentioned his tour.

I am a huge fan of live music anyway, & particularly like new experiences. At the same time, a friend disclosed they had never ever been to a gig! I was :eek:.

The gig was a few days before their next birthday, so thought I'd treat them to a first experience (knowing they're a fan as they sing - very badly - a number of his singles).

I actually was so impressed with the show, that I think my friend will be disappointed quite a few times in future gigs, as that was quite a high bench mark.

In honesty, the crowd suprised me. There was a complete spectrum of ages in attendance, & I did expect the crowd to be mainly female. There were quite a few blokes there. I assumed they had been dragged there by a female like you post suggests, but actually a lot of the blokes did know all the words, sing along etc.

Good show. I would go again, but it'd have to be a different venue - birmingham academy is dire!

I could imagine Mika being a phenomenal festival show!