Furthur

[gah]

Bring the cat!

hah!  now that would be a sight.  I could start a new trend in the lots, bring your cats on tour.

I got a sweet hemp leash for you....

[rowjimmy]

Bring the cat!

hah!  now that would be a sight.  I could start a new trend in the lots, bring your cats on tour.

[blatboom]

look at these fu*king hipsters

[kellerb]

http://gawker.com/5469712/cornelldeadhead-hippie-invasion

Cornell students just received an email from the University Police, warning them about an imminent, and dangerous, threat to their safety: Deadheads. Hey, we'd be nervous too.

Looks like there's a concert on campus this weekend by the jam-band Furthur, which was started by former Grateful Dead members Bob Weir and Phil Lesh. So you know what that means. The Deadheads—with their pot-smoking, dredlock-sporting, VW van-driving ways—are coming, and they've got nowhere to stay. So the police are concerned that "this particular group of fans will set up camp wherever they can and will certainly avail themselves to the warmth of any open building." Which, you know, might happen! Because they are dirty hippies.

Sounds like someone has been watching too much South Park.

Hey man, Barton Hall shows always have crunchy grooves.  It sounds like this guy works for the corporations or something

It's all a sham:

There's been a lot of talk lately about the legendary fake show on 5/8/77.
I've kept my silence on the subject for 30 years ... now it's finally time
to come clean on the whole subject.

The whole idea began back in late 1969/early 1970. The Department of Defense
and the CIA were very disappointed by the way the Vietnam War was
progressing. Not only were we losing but, more importantly, the US public
did not approve of the war and, worse yet, weren't believing everything the
military said about what was happening. This was an unprecedented event.
Every other recent war was viewed positively by the public ... or at least
with apathy in the case of Korea. Something had to be done. They decided to
take a page from the Soviets and experiment with mind control.

<snip>

Neat!  This "email from a legitimate source" will help serve as proof that tonight's show "occurred."  With Fake Jerry in the fold, its even easier to fake the tapes for distribution.  I will be interested to see how tonight's episode in the ongoing Barton Hall experiment goes.  I will be attending DSO in Indy, so its almost like I'm mixed up in this mind-control thing...

[rowjimmy]

http://gawker.com/5469712/cornelldeadhead-hippie-invasion

Cornell students just received an email from the University Police, warning them about an imminent, and dangerous, threat to their safety: Deadheads. Hey, we'd be nervous too.

Looks like there's a concert on campus this weekend by the jam-band Furthur, which was started by former Grateful Dead members Bob Weir and Phil Lesh. So you know what that means. The Deadheads—with their pot-smoking, dredlock-sporting, VW van-driving ways—are coming, and they've got nowhere to stay. So the police are concerned that "this particular group of fans will set up camp wherever they can and will certainly avail themselves to the warmth of any open building." Which, you know, might happen! Because they are dirty hippies.

Sounds like someone has been watching too much South Park.

Hey man, Barton Hall shows always have crunchy grooves.  It sounds like this guy works for the corporations or something

It's all a sham:

There's been a lot of talk lately about the legendary fake show on 5/8/77.
I've kept my silence on the subject for 30 years ... now it's finally time
to come clean on the whole subject.

The whole idea began back in late 1969/early 1970. The Department of Defense
and the CIA were very disappointed by the way the Vietnam War was
progressing. Not only were we losing but, more importantly, the US public
did not approve of the war and, worse yet, weren't believing everything the
military said about what was happening. This was an unprecedented event.
Every other recent war was viewed positively by the public ... or at least
with apathy in the case of Korea. Something had to be done. They decided to
take a page from the Soviets and experiment with mind control.

<snip>

Neat!  This "email from a legitimate source" will help serve as proof that tonight's show "occurred."  With Fake Jerry in the fold, its even easier to fake the tapes for distribution.  I will be interested to see how tonight's episode in the ongoing Barton Hall experiment goes.  I will be attending DSO in Indy, so its almost like I'm mixed up in this mind-control thing...

The Barton Hall show is "scheduled" for Sunday.

[kellerb]

The Barton Hall show is "scheduled" for Sunday.

Apparently this whole thing is already affecting my memory and reading comprehension.

[rowjimmy]

The Barton Hall show is "scheduled" for Sunday.

Apparently this whole thing is already affecting my memory and reading comprehension.

Were there a mind-control experiment going on, that might would be a side-effect.

But there's not.

Here. Drink this. It will make you feel better.

[Hicks]

What kind of cat can't be left alone for a few hours?

[Buffalo Budd]

What kind of cat can't be left alone for a few hours?

That's the beauty of having a cat for a pet, they're low maintenance.  I'd leave him for a few hrs and noone will be the wiser.

[rowjimmy]

leave out a bowl of food, make sure the litter box is set and rock the f- out.

[blatboom]

What kind of cat can't be left alone for a few hours?

the brand new kitten kind.  I might could have pulled it off but they just got her like two weeks ago

[Buffalo Budd]

Yeah, that makes it a little tougher.  Well, stick her in your pocket and go down there looking for an extra.  People may take pity on you if you have a kitten in your pocket.

[blatboom]

A+ lolcat referencing there

[Hicks]

ah a kitten is different, yep pocket that thing.   

[McGrupp]

Bring the cat!

hah!  now that would be a sight.  I could start a new trend in the lots, bring your cats on tour.

I like it.