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URL icon « Reply #15 on: June 28, 2014, 12:26:57 PM »

I'll agree that aggressively throwing marshmallows at the band is bad juju and distracting for them, but in general I bet they appreciate the gesture.  Even the sound booth guys were getting into it while I was watching the set.  It's an excessively benign form of celebration (and yes I took a marshmallow strike full in the face but laughed it off).  The few that really get annoyed at this (I saw some lady collecting marshmallows in a plastic bag so they could not be re-thrown) probably have no business being at festival in the first place.  Or maybe you should switch over and complain about tarp line some more. 
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URL icon « Reply #16 on: June 28, 2014, 01:31:20 PM »

I'll agree that aggressively throwing marshmallows at the band is bad juju and distracting for them, but in general I bet they appreciate the gesture.  Even the sound booth guys were getting into it while I was watching the set.  It's an excessively benign form of celebration (and yes I took a marshmallow strike full in the face but laughed it off).  The few that really get annoyed at this (I saw some lady collecting marshmallows in a plastic bag so they could not be re-thrown) probably have no business being at festival in the first place.  Or maybe you should switch over and complain about tarp line some more. 

Thank you, King, for reminding us of this.

Guess I'll be in a condo next year at Bonnaroo.
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URL icon « Reply #17 on: June 28, 2014, 04:41:45 PM »


Guess I'll be in a condo next year at Bonnaroo.

There's an idea! If TBF is getting too rowdy for you, got to Bonnaroo!

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URL icon « Reply #18 on: June 28, 2014, 08:37:32 PM »

I'll agree that aggressively throwing marshmallows at the band is bad juju and distracting for them, but in general I bet they appreciate the gesture.  Even the sound booth guys were getting into it while I was watching the set.  It's an excessively benign form of celebration (and yes I took a marshmallow strike full in the face but laughed it off).  The few that really get annoyed at this (I saw some lady collecting marshmallows in a plastic bag so they could not be re-thrown) probably have no business being at festival in the first place.  Or maybe you should switch over and complain about tarp line some more. 

Thank you, King, for reminding us of this.

Guess I'll be in a condo next year at Bonnaroo.
Great.  Save me a spot.  Camping for festival is gross.  And dammit I hate marshmallows. 
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URL icon « Reply #19 on: June 29, 2014, 09:35:53 PM »

I agree, ban the marshmallows.  And bring back Jeff Austin.
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URL icon « Reply #20 on: June 30, 2014, 05:58:19 AM »

Nothing should be thrown at the band (.)



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URL icon « Reply #21 on: June 30, 2014, 07:46:28 AM »

  And bring back Jeff Austin.
whoa now, let's not get crazy
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URL icon « Reply #22 on: June 30, 2014, 08:06:36 AM »

I agree, ban the marshmallows.  And bring back Jeff Austin.
Actually Yonder got a tremendous upgrade in the Mandolin Department, and vocals for that matter. No way Jeff can hold a candle to Ronnie.
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URL icon « Reply #23 on: June 30, 2014, 08:07:25 AM »

I'll agree that aggressively throwing marshmallows at the band is bad juju and distracting for them, but in general I bet they appreciate the gesture.  Even the sound booth guys were getting into it while I was watching the set.  It's an excessively benign form of celebration (and yes I took a marshmallow strike full in the face but laughed it off).  The few that really get annoyed at this (I saw some lady collecting marshmallows in a plastic bag so they could not be re-thrown) probably have no business being at festival in the first place.  Or maybe you should switch over and complain about tarp line some more. 

Marshmellow collection was the guy next to me and I did collect to throw away. Medal
 Why feed the monster?  I have respect for the Fest clean up crew. And who if not me and when if not now.
I love Fest and can  drink just about anybody under the table if I choose to do so, lets get crazy, so rowdy is a lose term..
 So party on brother any way you think best but for this LADY with a passion for party and fun,I am gonna keep on keeping' it clean Wink Wink
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URL icon « Reply #24 on: June 30, 2014, 08:30:20 AM »

I have seen the marshmallows for years and I have never had much of an opinion, but someday we will learn a hard lesson and PB may be forced to step in. I hope it doesn't come to that!
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URL icon « Reply #25 on: June 30, 2014, 09:22:12 AM »

Actually Yonder got a tremendous upgrade in the Mandolin Department, and vocals for that matter. No way Jeff can hold a candle to Ronnie.

It's an upgrade in the sense of technical skill on mandolin.  But it's a huge void not having Jeff's stage presence and body of work.  It would be like Leftover Salmon without Vince.  Or Phish without Trey.  It's just not the same, and actually not really even close.  It's a bummer.   Frown
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URL icon « Reply #27 on: June 30, 2014, 10:20:03 AM »

Actually Yonder got a tremendous upgrade in the Mandolin Department, and vocals for that matter. No way Jeff can hold a candle to Ronnie.

It's an upgrade in the sense of technical skill on mandolin.  But it's a huge void not having Jeff's stage presence and body of work.  It would be like Leftover Salmon without Vince.  Or Phish without Trey.  It's just not the same, and actually not really even close.  It's a bummer.   Frown

Let's not get too carried away now.  EEK!
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URL icon « Reply #28 on: July 01, 2014, 06:29:19 PM »

I'll agree that aggressively throwing marshmallows at the band is bad juju and distracting for them, but in general I bet they appreciate the gesture.  Even the sound booth guys were getting into it while I was watching the set.  It's an excessively benign form of celebration (and yes I took a marshmallow strike full in the face but laughed it off).  The few that really get annoyed at this (I saw some lady collecting marshmallows in a plastic bag so they could not be re-thrown) probably have no business being at festival in the first place.  Or maybe you should switch over and complain about tarp line some more. 

Marshmellow collection was the guy next to me and I did collect to throw away. Medal
 Why feed the monster?  I have respect for the Fest clean up crew. And who if not me and when if not now.
I love Fest and can  drink just about anybody under the table if I choose to do so, lets get crazy, so rowdy is a lose term..
 So party on brother any way you think best but for this LADY with a passion for party and fun,I am gonna keep on keeping' it clean Wink Wink
Landshark...were you part of the Yellow Zone contingent? The ones with 2 foot feathers on their heads near the front that blocked everyone's view for 4 days? They were aggressively Harshing the Mellow of those Marshmellows. At first I was annoyed they were confiscating puffed corn syrup. But, after the sun came out and started melting the little boogers...I understood that sticky goo was not a good thing for tarpiness.
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URL icon « Reply #29 on: July 01, 2014, 07:45:06 PM »

I'll agree that aggressively throwing marshmallows at the band is bad juju and distracting for them, but in general I bet they appreciate the gesture.  Even the sound booth guys were getting into it while I was watching the set.  It's an excessively benign form of celebration (and yes I took a marshmallow strike full in the face but laughed it off).  The few that really get annoyed at this (I saw some lady collecting marshmallows in a plastic bag so they could not be re-thrown) probably have no business being at festival in the first place.  Or maybe you should switch over and complain about tarp line some more. 

Marshmellow collection was the guy next to me and I did collect to throw away. Medal
 Why feed the monster?  I have respect for the Fest clean up crew. And who if not me and when if not now.
I love Fest and can  drink just about anybody under the table if I choose to do so, lets get crazy, so rowdy is a lose term..
 So party on brother any way you think best but for this LADY with a passion for party and fun,I am gonna keep on keeping' it clean Wink Wink
Landshark...were you part of the Yellow Zone contingent? The ones with 2 foot feathers on their heads near the front that blocked everyone's view for 4 days? They were aggressively Harshing the Mellow of those Marshmellows. At first I was annoyed they were confiscating puffed corn syrup. But, after the sun came out and started melting the little boogers...I understood that sticky goo was not a good thing for tarpiness.

LOL! Nope I was not part of the yellow Zone LOL Sounds like I should of been. Just nasty enough we are dusty as Pig Pen but then to roll some sticky stuff on us on top of that is plan ol YUK!
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