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Posted: September 2, 2005 1:03 pm
by Cubbie Bear
MGRTAVAL is really "Fingers" and he's still holding that grudge
Posted: September 2, 2005 1:09 pm
by RinglingRingling
CadiRita wrote:Key Lime Lee wrote:Angry people are funny.
Nicely said.
You made me snicker and
I felt a little droplet of snot fly out my nose. Thanks for that.
Monitor squeegee please...
Posted: September 2, 2005 1:09 pm
by RinglingRingling
Cubbie Bear wrote:MGRTAVAL is really "Fingers" and he's still holding that grudge
Nah... It's Utley, just stirring trouble.
Posted: September 2, 2005 1:10 pm
by LIPH
Cubbie Bear wrote:MGRTAVAL is really "Fingers" and he's still holding that grudge
I'm glad I read that before I took a bite of my sandwich.
Posted: September 2, 2005 1:11 pm
by Cubbie Bear
Maybe its the first Mrs B, counting all the money she ain't got a hold of
Posted: September 2, 2005 1:21 pm
by f2cdlzrd
Posted: September 2, 2005 1:29 pm
by citcat
Posted: September 2, 2005 1:38 pm
by LIPH
Posted: September 2, 2005 1:41 pm
by shakerofsalt
LIPH wrote:
Jimmy's money, right?
Of course! Isn't it our job to tell him what to do with his money??
Re: Where is Jimmy Now?
Posted: September 2, 2005 2:15 pm
by Midnight Flyer
MGRTAVL wrote:Not to be dramatic, but if I don't hear something soon out of Buffett, this whole parrothead thing is over for me. Show some integrity, Jimmy.
Based on your comments, I don't think you ever even understood "this whole parrothead thing".
Now, will you just go away. 
Posted: September 2, 2005 2:22 pm
by MGRTAVL
Jeez, everyone's entitled to their own opinion, this was a free country last time I checked.
You can have all of the overpriced tickets you want to huge stadium shows to hear him play songs that are as old and tired as he is. He's been phoning it in for the last few years anyway.
Posted: September 2, 2005 2:23 pm
by UpstateNYPH
MGRTAVL wrote:Jeez, everyone's entitled to their own opinion, this was a free country last time I checked.
You can have all of the overpriced tickets you want to huge stadium shows to hear him play songs that are as old and tired as he is. He's been phoning it in for the last few years anyway.
Good, more tickets for us.
Dont let the door hit you on the way out.
Posted: September 2, 2005 2:28 pm
by chitownpirate
MGRTAVL wrote:Jeez, everyone's entitled to their own opinion, this was a free country last time I checked.
You can have all of the overpriced tickets you want to huge stadium shows to hear him play songs that are as old and tired as he is. He's been phoning it in for the last few years anyway.
True, everyone's entitled to their own opinion....my opinion is that you should never been on this website in the first place.
Posted: September 2, 2005 2:28 pm
by mermaidindisguise
MGRTAVL wrote:Jeez, everyone's entitled to their own opinion, this was a free country last time I checked.
You can have all of the overpriced tickets you want to huge stadium shows to hear him play songs that are as old and tired as he is. He's been phoning it in for the last few years anyway.
and he came on BN becuuuuuuzzzzzz why?????? not really getting that but no loss as we all can agree I'm sure..... Here'e a Friday toast (grab your pretend Corona if you are at wwork like me).... to the TRUE parrotheads out there... those of us who will love the music and feel of Jimmy's music no matter how old we or he is.... who continue to make friends wherever they go at any given show...... who give their time, care and money when those in need are suffering...... who respect as best they can the opinions of others even if they themselves do not share the same thing........ to TRUE Parrothead's (now you may drink)
Posted: September 2, 2005 2:33 pm
by SMLCHNG
MGRTAVL wrote:Jeez, everyone's entitled to their own opinion, this was a free country last time I checked.
Yep.. it is.. and we have stated ours, just as you did yours.
Posted: September 2, 2005 2:34 pm
by RinglingRingling
MGRTAVL wrote:Jeez, everyone's entitled to their own opinion, this was a free country last time I checked.
You can have all of the overpriced tickets you want to huge stadium shows to hear him play songs that are as old and tired as he is. He's been phoning it in for the last few years anyway.
So out of curiousity, what brought you in today of all days? They just opened the cell door and you had to post to the first website you could think of?
Posted: September 2, 2005 2:41 pm
by Cubbie Bear
I've been going since the 70's, the "Phoning it in Days" were the middle 80's. His shows the last couple of years with the band he has assembled have been outstanding.
btw, YOU ARE AN A$$BAG
god I love that word
Posted: September 2, 2005 2:43 pm
by LIPH
Cubbie Bear wrote:I've been going since the 70's, the "Phoning it in Days" were the middle 80's. His shows the last couple of years with the band he has assembled have been outstanding.
btw, YOU ARE AN A$$BAG
god I love that word
Re: Where is Jimmy Now?
Posted: September 2, 2005 2:52 pm
by finsup2k
MGRTAVL wrote:It angers me that we haven't seen any sign of support during Hurricane Katrina from Jimmy Buffett (other than a moment of silence in Indy). Given that he's spent a great deal of time on the Gulf Coast, and he owns a Margaritaville in New Orleans and lived there for a time, it would be nice if we'd see some show of support from him.
How about performing at the benefit show tonight? How about joining other celebrities like Harry Connick, Jay-Z, that have donated millions? How about writing a check? God knows I've spent thousands over the years on concert tickets, and Buffett-related crap at Margaritaville stores.
Why couldn't he have announced at the Indy show that all proceeds from the concert would go toward relief?
Parrotheads around the country are already mobilizing to help. It would be nice if our "leader" would be out front in this effort.
Not to be dramatic, but if I don't hear something soon out of Buffett, this whole parrothead thing is over for me. Show some integrity, Jimmy.
good lord, leave the guy alone. he makes tons of charitable contributions.
Re: Where is Jimmy Now?
Posted: September 2, 2005 4:20 pm
by CaptainP
MGRTAVL wrote:It angers me that we haven't seen any sign of support during Hurricane Katrina from Jimmy Buffett (other than a moment of silence in Indy). Given that he's spent a great deal of time on the Gulf Coast, and he owns a Margaritaville in New Orleans and lived there for a time, it would be nice if we'd see some show of support from him.
How about performing at the benefit show tonight? How about joining other celebrities like Harry Connick, Jay-Z, that have donated millions? How about writing a check? God knows I've spent thousands over the years on concert tickets, and Buffett-related crap at Margaritaville stores.
Why couldn't he have announced at the Indy show that all proceeds from the concert would go toward relief?
Parrotheads around the country are already mobilizing to help. It would be nice if our "leader" would be out front in this effort.
Not to be dramatic, but if I don't hear something soon out of Buffett, this whole parrothead thing is over for me. Show some integrity, Jimmy.
I haven't heard a word about Sandra Bullock donating anything to the Hurricane relief efforts. Damn her! I don't care that she donated millions to Florida last year and to the Tsunami relief efforts! She's not showing any compassion towards the victims of Katrina!
It's over for me. I have to stop pleasuring myself to her pictures.