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I love the man. I love the music. I love the tailgating, beer, girls in coconut bras and cheeseburgers in the parking lot at Alpine Valley.

But most of all I love my bruised calves. It means I had great (pavilion) seats and I danced all night, bouncing my legs against the seats.

Am I the only one who feels this pleasurable pain?

kinjakid wrote:I love the man. I love the music. I love the tailgating, beer, girls in coconut bras and cheeseburgers in the parking lot at Alpine Valley.

But most of all I love my bruised calves. It means I had great (pavilion) seats and I danced all night, bouncing my legs against the seats.

Am I the only one who feels this pleasurable pain?

I have to say that I've never had bruised calf pain from the shows but I have experienced many other forms of leg pain from the evenings...
including very sore feet from dancing too much!!

so this isn't about abused young veal?

Lightning Bolt wrote:so this isn't about abused young veal?

freakin' speeeeeeewwwwwwwwww!!!!!!!!!!!!!


i've had some bruises and some sore feet....all good!

kinjakid wrote:I love the man. I love the music. I love the tailgating, beer, girls in coconut bras and cheeseburgers in the parking lot at Alpine Valley.

But most of all I love my bruised calves. It means I had great (pavilion) seats and I danced all night, bouncing my legs against the seats.

Am I the only one who feels this pleasurable pain?

I dance all night during concerts but have no calf pain. The only thing that hurts the next day ( besides my head ) is my vocal cords - I'm usually hoarse from singing too much.

I'm a 57 year old suburban white guy. Nobody wants to see me dance.

LIPH wrote:I'm a 57 year old suburban white guy. Nobody wants to see me dance.

I'm a 59 year old rural white guy. NOBODY wants to see me dance but I do anyway.

I was lucky to hit 4 shows this year. And to bruise my calves at each show. At Bristow on Saturday night (LABOR DAY WEEKEND!) I was the only one in my section jumping around... a lot. LOL

I was at Alpine Valley too.... but that was almost three weeks ago. Am I to assume that the pain has just now finally worked its way through the Frozen Concoction-fueled fog?
Or did you think those colorful marks on the backs of your legs were poorly-done tattoos?

-"BB"-

Bicycle Bill wrote:I was at Alpine Valley too.... but that was almost three weeks ago. Am I to assume that the pain has just now finally worked its way through the Frozen Concoction-fueled fog?
Or did you think those colorful marks on the backs of your legs were poorly-done tattoos?

-"BB"-

The fog has cleared and I just figured out why my calves were bruised ... They're better now, have been for a week or so. But I could not figure out where the heck the bruises came from. Then it hit me last night--the seats at Alpine. I'm not the sharpest tool in the shed ...

SkoolGrl<3 wrote:I was lucky to hit 4 shows this year. And to bruise my calves at each show. At Bristow on Saturday night (LABOR DAY WEEKEND!) I was the only one in my section jumping around... a lot. LOL

I was in your section. The rest of us just forgot to dance ourselves, being too distracted from watching you boun ....... er, jumping around.


A lot.

surfpirate wrote:

SkoolGrl<3 wrote:I was lucky to hit 4 shows this year. And to bruise my calves at each show. At Bristow on Saturday night (LABOR DAY WEEKEND!) I was the only one in my section jumping around... a lot. LOL

I was in your section. The rest of us just forgot to dance ourselves, being too distracted from watching you boun ....... er, jumping around.


A lot.

That was just on Thursday night, but on Saturday night when our seats were in the middle section and in the middle of the row, I felt like everyone behind us all the way to the lawn could see this lil chexican jumping bean poppin' up and down! I felt rather exposed...

...and that wasn't just cuz of the sketti-straps!

As the man said, "the pleasure was well worth the pain"...amongst other things at Alpine, my calves were kind of sore the next day....what a great show