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chubbygumby
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i'll be in hawaii!
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im_so_scene
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i'm game. i live all the way in massachusetts.
but i don't think it matters becaues i don't think it'll happen.
i'm sure the rents would think of me driving to dallas
with a bunch of total strangers as being totally sketched out.
sketch system.

red sox > you.
but not eisley.

xoxo conor

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BeastieEastie
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Hey, I live in TN and I am up for it. Don't know why I would back track though. But hey whatever. I wanna go. Need to figure something out.
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ryan fisher
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BeastieEastie wrote:
Hey, I live in TN and I am up for it. Don't know why I would back track though. But hey whatever. I wanna go. Need to figure something out.


well, if you're in tn we'd probably pick you on the way
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Jay
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im probaly flying. i can't get off the time from work for a road trip. that'd be a ...trip though.
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chubbygumby wrote:
i'll be in hawaii!

Way to go pour salt in the wound Gumby. Psh, that's green clay for you

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vmiprestrain
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that sounds really tempting...
i'm not far from DC, in fact i met you at the 930 club show recently.
who knows, it could happen.
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Im in TN too and id bloody love to go, but i might be in switzerland, maybe not though
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boyd
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heartwarming to think you guys would even try such a road trip. sweet.
So far, it looks like nobody is really on board, right? or...did I read
wrong? It's a long way... we drove straight from NYC on night to Tyler
and got home 24 hours later on the dot. Dallas is a little to the West on
I-20 by 90 miles. Of course, I was driving a 15 passenger van carrying
5,000 lbs. of gear/trailer behind me. Road trips are fun. I'm serious.
Jams, hang out time, So-B's, gas stations... good times.

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ideal
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I'll actually be in texas over winter break so i think i can make it... but is it confirmed that there actually is a concert on new years eve?? what about other times between dec 20 -jan 15?? i would love to see the band live.
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you know i'm really starting to consider this now. i would be on holidays, i have the money, i really think it'd be cool to go see eisley that night, and i want the experience.

but on the other hand, nobody in my family would understand and support my decision, and the trip to d.c. would be solo unless somebody else on the way was going.

i dunno... i really want to. i bet i'd have a great time with you and andrew, ryan. i could actually meet some more boardies from texas. the more i think about it the more i want to. the real thing holding me back is my family's reaction. how would i explain it to them? "mom, i'm meeting up with some kids in d.c. i've never seen in real life that you don't know to drive to texas to see this band live"

what kind of cost are we talking about here? who is really considering this? what date would i need to leave on to get to d.c. and when would i expect to be home? more importantly... WHAT KIND OF SANDWICHES SHOULD I BRING?

gah! i really want to go!
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ideal
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as much as we love eisley, it is hard to justify making a trip all the way across the country if doing so is going to be an extreme hassle... if nothing else because they are about to go on tour next year and they will surely be in a city near you maybe even twice. if you can make the trip to texas worthwhile for some other reason though then it could be made into a great plan. just my two cents.
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BNROCKS wrote:
you know i'm really starting to consider this now. i would be on holidays, i have the money, i really think it'd be cool to go see eisley that night, and i want the experience.


i think the experience would be pretty cool too, if nothing else - the longest "road trip" i've ever done with my friends has been going about 2 hours to a basketball game. i figure the timing will figure around how many people there are and if we have to stop to sleep on the way there. as far as cost, that depends on what kind of car we'd take. i'd probably be able to drive if i had to, but i have a '95 explorer which, needless to say, is not the most fuel-efficient vehicle on the planet. so, round trip gas would be between $250 and $300 and we'd split that evenly between however many people there are from d.c. onwards.

as far as the family reaction thing, if this does end up happening, i'll probably end up telling my parents that you go to umd but live in new england and we're meeting up to go to this concert
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vmiprestrain wrote:
that sounds really tempting...
i'm not far from DC, in fact i met you at the 930 club show recently.
who knows, it could happen.


if memory serves, bridgewater is right off 81, isn't it? in that case, we could just pick you up on the way since we'd have to go right by you
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boyd
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There will be hundreds of our Texas friends/fans at the show... certainly
forum peeps too. But no pressure to do such a thing... we totally
understand and do not expect it. btw. Yes. the show is a go. There will be
other shows and tours, of course. In fact... I'm sure you're looking
forward to Eisley's 25 minutes w/ NFG, right? (totally kidding)

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