My dad and his buddy were going to go but the show had to be rescheduled. He told me to see if I could find a buyer for them so let me know if you're interested. There are three of them in a row and none of them are being used.
My dad and his buddy were going to go but the show had to be rescheduled. He told me to see if I could find a buyer for them so let me know if you're interested. There are three of them in a row and none of them are being used.
I like some of their music but the Stones are guys who remind me a lot of pro wrestlers who need to hang it up. A lot of their songs are about partying and screwing, the same with a lot of rock songs, but it's hard to take someone singing about that stuff seriously when they're in their 70s and look like they've been put through a food dehydrator. Talent can be ageless I know, but the Stones are at a time in their lives where singing "I Can't Get No Satisfaction" is the theme of a Viagra or Cialis commercial waiting to happen. It's just hard for me to look at men in their 70s singing live songs that are about youthful hijinks, rebellion and getting laid without laughing my ass off.
JH is not interested in buying those tickets, in other words.
I would be but money's tight atm.
Depends on the day. Let me know sir.
Friday at 730pm.Quote:
Originally Posted by #MrScissorsKick
I'd love to see the Rolling Stones but don't have the money to go. I'll check with other people.
Dang, have other plans at the moment.
I have never really been into the Rolling Stones and I certainly wouldn't be that interested now. Obviously there are people who are, but are they under the age of 50?
I like them, but I'm in the minority.
My dad is 67 and his buddy is older. My dad retired a few years ago and is trying to go see his favorite bands one more time "before they all die." He's a big music fan so it makes sense.Quote:
Originally Posted by Slyfox696