Bestial Bill wrote:

metaldazza wrote:videos: http://uk.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=1FA7EA1775EC129A
pictures: http://www.newmetalarmy.com/events/view/19

bosh

Any way to get those photos?

If you just want a few you can right click on the thumbnail and select save link target (well that's what it is in firefox). If you want all of them I'll upload a zip to the NMA server for you to download. Do you want all of them?

meluaz wrote:whats his actual name, i asked him his name and after several attempts he mumbles 'plod',

well whatever 'injuries' he got in the pit, they can't have been that bad as he hasn't mentioned any unless he's being a man about it

Katze wrote:

meluaz wrote:whats his actual name, i asked him his name and after several attempts he mumbles 'plod',

well whatever 'injuries' he got in the pit, they can't have been that bad as he hasn't mentioned any unless he's being a man about it

he hurt me really badly in the pit, he pushed me really hard and i hit the right side of my head on something and it was immensly painful, worst part is he didnt say sorry

I remember giving him a stern look and telling him not to grab Tom's mike stand during Mutant.

All in all, the best of times.

meluaz wrote:he hurt me really badly in the pit, he pushed me really hard and i hit the right side of my head on something and it was immensly painful, worst part is he didnt say sorry

He doesn't do any of that stuff intentionally, he's just a big clumsy (and wasted in this case) oaf

he elbowed me in the chin, which was well gay. Im sure he doesnt do it intentionally, but since he always looks so miserable it comes across that way!

yeah, gay man, theres moshing then theres being a dick head

I'm pretty sure if he realised he'd hurt someone then he would have apologised for it.

jesus. he had a few drinks and got carried away, he usually just headbangs at the front.
he doesn't exactly advocate dickish behaviour in pits. He would more likely give you a big hug when drunk rather than hurt anyone...

I've been knocked to the floor and elbowed in the nose/mouth several times (and I wasn't even in the pit) by some bald beasts at gigs and I didn't moan about not getting an apology. I'm pretty sure they didn't even realise they'd just hit a girl around the face.

Now I think enough has been said with regards to this, so let's move on.

ok then, who used to have a ferbie? i didnt, i thought they were gay

spell it right

I had a black and white one. Every time the phone rang it went mental.

Raging Paul wrote:he elbowed me in the chin, which was well gay. Im sure he doesnt do it intentionally, but since he always looks so miserable it comes across that way!

yeah i know where youre coming from Paul,i think with Plodman being as big as he is,itd be cool if he could smile/do a friendly grin or give at least some kind of indication hes not taking it too seriously.
its kinda hard to predict if someone is getting angry or not when they have that "miserable" expression you mention.

also in general,i guess it must be hard for the bigger moshers to realise their own strength at times,and if they launch anyone or get a bit excessive then thats when they stand out/get targeted.

just play it safe in the mosh area kids

The same could be said for the repeat offender crowd surfers tho really.

Its my number one pet hate

One day you'll all learn that standing back and watching the band is much better.

Povey wrote:The same could be said for the repeat offender crowd surfers tho really.

Its my number one pet hate

hating crowd surfers? at some venues,when theres a no dive policy there might aswell be a no moshing and no headbanging policy to complete the set(just incase it annoys others.)
i dont hate pits/moshing/divers etc.if theres someone who looks like theyre getting a bit out of hand then i just assess the potential danger around me and move away if necessary OR i just get prepared/keep an eye out and try my best to survive it
ive only got myself to blame if i get injured as i took the risk by being near the front in the first place rather than keeping a safe distance away with a load of peoples heads blocking my view.