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NPGMC member requests $1,000 tickets - thanks!! Here's what one fam has to say about the impending (perhaps, maybe, sorta) tour:
"PRINCE I HAVE UR 1,000.00 WHEN U HIT THE U.S. TOUR!!!" followed by another member (and by member, i mean penis): "oh yeah? well, i'm wiling 2 pay $1,000.01 How u like DEM apples?" Sigh. No confusion, no tears. No enemies, no fear. No sorrow, no pain. No ball, no chain.
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oh well all 2 there own, i'm one that wont be paying that much to see anyone, I would rather sit on the cheep seats and give the rest of the monies to charity, some may think im weird saying this but i have no need to meet prince i just enjoy the music. | |
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"PRINCE I HAVE UR 1,000.00 WHEN U HIT THE U.S. TOUR!!!"
I fucking don't. Though I wish he WOULD charge that much for tickets next year. | |
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I have the $1000.00 but not for a fucking concert ticket. That is totally insane (unless of course a BJ by Mayte is included). However I do have $30.00 to buy the bootleg CD of the show, and another $30.00 to buy the DVD-R of the show. I saved myself $940.00. My DC Direct wishlist: 1) Bane, 2) Prof Zoom, 3) Superman Blue, 4) Kilowag, 5) Parasite | |
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Why don't they just mail him the $1000.00 as a friendly donation and call it a day? | |
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maybe some folks got bank etc and a large disposable income? not everyone makes minimum wage ya know "Climb in my fur." | |
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rdhull said: maybe some folks got bank etc and a large disposable income? not everyone makes minimum wage ya know
yeah, but it's kinda sad to turn it into a contest btw, if I was paying this kind of cash for a ticket and indeed that money was going to charity, i'd like to know exactly what kind of charity i would be supporting through my more than generous donation "this especially prepared potato is called pomme de terre" | |
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m3taverse said: rdhull said: maybe some folks got bank etc and a large disposable income? not everyone makes minimum wage ya know
yeah, but it's kinda sad to turn it into a contest btw, if I was paying this kind of cash for a ticket and indeed that money was going to charity, i'd like to know exactly what kind of charity i would be supporting through my more than generous donation Yeah, but if Prince was charging ya $1000 a tix you know the money is going to "the dream" to build the L4OA Hospital. | |
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realm said: m3taverse said: rdhull said: maybe some folks got bank etc and a large disposable income? not everyone makes minimum wage ya know
yeah, but it's kinda sad to turn it into a contest btw, if I was paying this kind of cash for a ticket and indeed that money was going to charity, i'd like to know exactly what kind of charity i would be supporting through my more than generous donation Yeah, but if Prince was charging ya $1000 a tix you know the money is going to "the dream" to build the L4OA Hospital. If there are going to be $1000 tickets and all that, cool. We all have choices about what to do with our disposable income. Folks who pay less money sit in the back; folks who pay more sit in the front. If those who pay a lot more get a meet-n-greet and some other perks, I ain't mad at 'em. I've been lucky enough to be second row and even on stage -- at regular prices. Hell, my mug is even immortalized on the Aladdin DVD disc. The idea of the premium (over regular price) going to charity is great. What would be even better is NPGMC giving the ticket purchaser the opportunity to designate the particular charity (from a list provided by NPGMC) and to enjoy the tax deduction him/herself. Personally, if I'm donating money "to charity," I want to approve the charity. | |
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m3taverse said: rdhull said: maybe some folks got bank etc and a large disposable income? not everyone makes minimum wage ya know
yeah, but it's kinda sad to turn it into a contest I think the person outbidding them had their tongue in their own cheek & not in Princes' ass. "You know, you're the classic example of the inverse ratio between the size of the mouth and the size of the brain" | |
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OneMoJam said: realm said: m3taverse said: rdhull said: maybe some folks got bank etc and a large disposable income? not everyone makes minimum wage ya know
yeah, but it's kinda sad to turn it into a contest btw, if I was paying this kind of cash for a ticket and indeed that money was going to charity, i'd like to know exactly what kind of charity i would be supporting through my more than generous donation Yeah, but if Prince was charging ya $1000 a tix you know the money is going to "the dream" to build the L4OA Hospital. If there are going to be $1000 tickets and all that, cool. We all have choices about what to do with our disposable income. Folks who pay less money sit in the back; folks who pay more sit in the front. If those who pay a lot more get a meet-n-greet and some other perks, I ain't mad at 'em. I've been lucky enough to be second row and even on stage -- at regular prices. Hell, my mug is even immortalized on the Aladdin DVD disc. The idea of the premium (over regular price) going to charity is great. What would be even better is NPGMC giving the ticket purchaser the opportunity to designate the particular charity (from a list provided by NPGMC) and to enjoy the tax deduction him/herself. Personally, if I'm donating money "to charity," I want to approve the charity. Oh, yeah, a lotta great deals. | |
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rdhull said: maybe some folks got bank etc and a large disposable income? not everyone makes minimum wage ya know
If someone thinks paying $1000.00 for a concert ticket that would normally go for about $150.00 is completely retarded, that doesn't mean they are earning minimum wage. Most people with disposable incomes also have a decent education, and a little common sense. | |
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$1,000? No way. Prince you can continue playing to half filled Hawaiian venues for that. http://www.goldiesparade.co.uk/ - Prince discography, tour history, news and more. | |
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I'll give him £2.50...think of it as a donation!!! | |
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Oh yeah? Well I'll pay my life savings for one ticket to Prince! Beat that! /sarcasm
Ugh, it's so pathetic of them. The world is a comedy for those who think and a tragedy for those who feel.
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Tom said: rdhull said: maybe some folks got bank etc and a large disposable income? not everyone makes minimum wage ya know
If someone thinks paying $1000.00 for a concert ticket that would normally go for about $150.00 is completely retarded, that doesn't mean they are earning minimum wage. Most people with disposable incomes also have a decent education, and a little common sense. Truth, he's got bank. Don't be a slave be smart. Stand up. You got to push you way to the front. Lookout rich fucks. | |
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Prince didnt advertise the fact that profits from all the $1000 tickets sold in Australia were going to charity but $20,000 per show went to charity...so stop whinging b4 u have all the facts... Arret Un Je Vous Connect! | |
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