Official: BAM 2013 self improvement thread
08-13-2013, 10:22 AM
#47
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08-13-2013, 10:26 AM
#48
If you don't want anyone knowing who you are you better start working on your accent and start drinking beer not in green bottles. LOL!
08-13-2013, 11:21 AM
#50
I know. I let everyone know. I honestly hope 86fest was good for you man. New doors can be great doors. I'm in full support of you guys getting bigger and better.
If you don't want anyone knowing who you are you better start working on your accent and start drinking beer not in green bottles. LOL!
If you don't want anyone knowing who you are you better start working on your accent and start drinking beer not in green bottles. LOL!
08-13-2013, 12:51 PM
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I kinda think based on the other thread I'll be busy again next year, not sure if the crowds changed since I used to venture out to meets or I have got older and busier but nothing about what I read on this forum (or any other forum) motivates me to use my free time hanging out somewhere then to read a bunch of **** about it a few days later with all the 12 year old keyboard ninjas going at it with a few adding a stir to keep the **** pot turning.
08-13-2013, 01:07 PM
#52
I kinda think based on the other thread I'll be busy again next year, not sure if the crowds changed since I used to venture out to meets or I have got older and busier but nothing about what I read on this forum (or any other forum) motivates me to use my free time hanging out somewhere then to read a bunch of **** about it a few days later with all the 12 year old keyboard ninjas going at it with a few adding a stir to keep the **** pot turning.
If you want to be a part of it next year that's on you. If you don't it's on you. But this was probably the most successful event we've ever had since I've been coming... in EVERY way. The charity donation is massive. The vendors were happy. It's all this online stuff that's bringing it down.
08-13-2013, 02:28 PM
#57
It sounded like it was a great event. What's all this drama about anyway? I think I missed some thread or something? Though probably shouldn't be too surprised as there is drama every year no matter how well the event goes.
Either way, I was very sad to have missed the event for the first time in many years. I'll definitely be back at the next one.
-- Ed
Either way, I was very sad to have missed the event for the first time in many years. I'll definitely be back at the next one.
-- Ed
08-13-2013, 02:33 PM
#58
It sounded like it was a great event. What's all this drama about anyway? I think I missed some thread or something? Though probably shouldn't be too surprised as there is drama every year no matter how well the event goes.
Either way, I was very sad to have missed the event for the first time in many years. I'll definitely be back at the next one.
-- Ed
Either way, I was very sad to have missed the event for the first time in many years. I'll definitely be back at the next one.
-- Ed
Was looking forward to seeing that gtr.
I honestly think the event was about a 99% success. The drama is just that drama. It's gone. Hopefully it'll fade away and anything that matters can be handled person to person. It was honestly a very sad ordeal.
We'll be making a thread on the charity portion when it's all done. Then we'll move on to a close out meeting where we'll talk about the goods, bads and what people bring up in this thread and decide where it goes from here. Including who goes with it and who doesn't.
it was a great day for a great cause. I'm stoked to release the charity total.