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Original message:83 days 20 hours 25 minutes ago

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Member: eds1275

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I was just reminiscing about some of the f-ed up places I've jammed, and I think the strangest ones have tied.

The warehouse of Princess Auto in Langley, BC Canada

On the deck of the Newton Wave Pool, again in BC Canada right outside of the deep end during the Nude Swim that they don't have anymore.

~Anyone else care to add?

Reply:83 days 20 hours 17 minutes ago
Member: evol666

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there are so many, where do I start?

my first band in college, we got booked to play a party out in a cow pasture. because we were low band on the bill, they put us on first. we setup our gear on a trailer and plugged into the generator. about half way into our second song, we realized that our music was attracting the cattle. this is in rural michigan, so it's big, black and white dairy cows. the owner of the field showed up two minutes later and that was it. he didn't know the party organizer was hosting a kegger on his property.

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