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« Dave Pirner Gets A Key | Main | Confidential to JP »Monday, November 13, 2006
Tip. From Me To You
Ladies? If you're going to a concert, and I don't mean a concert where you have actual seats and can be gouged stupid for drinks and food and t-shirts. I mean, if you go to a show in what basically is a bar with a stage, where you have to stand and contend with people so up in your personal space they'll be able to leave the show and have intimate knowledge of whether or not your deodorant failed you that day. That kind of concert. Please, for the love of all that is good and holy, stop bringing your big frickin' bags in with you. You do not, I repeat, DO NOT need to have whatever it is that you have in that space-intruding sack to get yourself through the show. All you need is a wallet, your cell phone, and maybe some lip gloss. And all of that stuff can fit in your pockets. And if you don't have pockets? Invest in a teeny, tiny bag that can tuck under your armpit so that when the combination of nostalgia for your youth and Amstel Light come together as one, and you start shaking your groove thang so vigoriously that your purse has jacked me in the arms, chest, and in some cases, my face, I won't have to send hateful vibes your way. So, to sum: Purses Don't Belong In Rock Clubs. Live by it, girls. Posted by Erin at 03:51 PM | filed under: Odds and ends commentsOK, just read "Jenny McFisticuffs". Good job with Pippi. posted by: Marisa at November 13, 2006 07:59 PM And this goes DOUBLE for manbags ... dirty hippies. posted by: tankboy at November 15, 2006 01:53 PM |
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You don't mind if I print this onto little stickers and slap them on the offending baggage the next time I'm out do you?
And could you include in your next tip something for the very tall guys, or people in general, who say "excuse me" to get you to move and just stand in front of you? Of course, now that I've turned 30 (OK 3 years ago!), I find it easier and easier to tell them to move along.
posted by: Marisa at November 13, 2006 07:55 PM