Originally Posted by V_RocKs (Post 18987965)

He threw the party so he could be king of the party..

Originally Posted by ********** (Post 18988533)

If he was nice enough to throw a party, to buy all the booze and all the food, to secure the location and deal with the owners, to promote the party and spend all the money, then worry all night if everyone is having a good time, then he deserved to be king of the party.

Originally Posted by JFK (Post 18987956)

http://fubarwebmasters.com/archive/l...low/z00050.jpg

Originally Posted by V_RocKs (Post 18987965)

you don't have to be a cock to be cool.

Originally Posted by Brad Mitchell (Post 18988430)

Eat your words keyboard warrior, absolutely not the case. Even the whole concept that everyone loves to refer to as "bro" on this board is a farce. The truth of the matter is that there is good and bad in every business and people from everywhere around the world who are shy, insecure, non-violent, socially inept. Of course there are people happy to patronize crooks and doucebags, those are the same ones that return home from their trips and do the same thing at their local bar. I would happily give as an example more than a thousand webmasters and hanger-oners who aren't even polite enough to say thank you for the hospitality or just simply dissapear before a bill shows up.

Consider it for what its worth. I'm the same guy that refused Chris Brown sending me a drink after I bought a round for everyone at the Sofitel because I was upset that he hit Rhianna.. not nice to hit girls.

How about I fly you out to the next show and you can report back to GFY on just exactly what people are coming these days and how everyone is acting. In my 13 years I've seen plenty of knock down drag out disagreements over peoples business ethics. The audience today is almost entirely free from the fluff that used to attend that wasn't showing up to work.

Brad

Originally Posted by SleazyDream (Post 18988437)

Brad is one of the best guys in this business.

the world needs more people like Brad.

Thank you Brad

Originally Posted by tony286 (Post 18989040)

Man all those faces in those pictures who are no longer around. Time goes by so fucking fast. Scott was always very nice to my wife and myself. Best of luck.

Originally Posted by Paul Markham (Post 18987686)

I will always remember his VIP parties. The one at the top of the Stratosphere with the helicopter rides afterwards tested my fear of heights and flying. Still would not of missed them.



So where's mine? :1orglaugh

Originally Posted by MediaGuy (Post 18989913)

Egypt photos = epic.

JFK = priceless.

:D

Originally Posted by V_RocKs (Post 18987965)

Because he was a dick at the parties?

Not ragging on him... Just being honest.

Since I am being honest... He threw the party so he could be king of the party. Not to genuinely give people a good time.

Other than that... He has humbled up a lot in the past few years and I think he has realized you don't have to be a cock to be cool.

Originally Posted by MediaGuy (Post 18989913)

Egypt photos = epic.



:D

Originally Posted by MediaGuy (Post 18989964)

Ah my oops I just saw pyramidal structures and assumed wrong... actually I should have known from the step-build of the inclines...

I just wanted to post that JFK = priceless... :)

Originally Posted by Brad Mitchell (Post 18988430)

Eat your words keyboard warrior, absolutely not the case. Even the whole concept that everyone loves to refer to as "bro" on this board is a farce. The truth of the matter is that there is good and bad in every business and people from everywhere around the world who are shy, insecure, non-violent, socially inept. Of course there are people happy to patronize crooks and doucebags, those are the same ones that return home from their trips and do the same thing at their local bar. I would happily give as an example more than a thousand webmasters and hanger-oners who aren't even polite enough to say thank you for the hospitality or just simply dissapear before a bill shows up.

Consider it for what its worth. I'm the same guy that refused Chris Brown sending me a drink after I bought a round for everyone at the Sofitel because I was upset that he hit Rhianna.. not nice to hit girls.

How about I fly you out to the next show and you can report back to GFY on just exactly what people are coming these days and how everyone is acting. In my 13 years I've seen plenty of knock down drag out disagreements over peoples business ethics. The audience today is almost entirely free from the fluff that used to attend that wasn't showing up to work.

Brad

Originally Posted by JFK (Post 18990033)

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh THANKS :thumbsup

Originally Posted by MediaGuy (Post 18990073)

Aww not that I want to disrupt the Sleazy-love but ya coulda posted a couple pics of ME as a reply !!! (though ok those were great pics of Scott but still...)

And NO not THOSE pics... (you know the ones I mean) hah.

:D

Originally Posted by Brad Mitchell (Post 18988430)

Eat your words keyboard warrior, absolutely not the case. Even the whole concept that everyone loves to refer to as "bro" on this board is a farce. The truth of the matter is that there is good and bad in every business and people from everywhere around the world who are shy, insecure, non-violent, socially inept. Of course there are people happy to patronize crooks and doucebags, those are the same ones that return home from their trips and do the same thing at their local bar. I would happily give as an example more than a thousand webmasters and hanger-oners who aren't even polite enough to say thank you for the hospitality or just simply dissapear before a bill shows up.

Consider it for what its worth. I'm the same guy that refused Chris Brown sending me a drink after I bought a round for everyone at the Sofitel because I was upset that he hit Rhianna.. not nice to hit girls.

How about I fly you out to the next show and you can report back to GFY on just exactly what people are coming these days and how everyone is acting. In my 13 years I've seen plenty of knock down drag out disagreements over peoples business ethics. The audience today is almost entirely free from the fluff that used to attend that wasn't showing up to work.

Brad

Originally Posted by Harmon (Post 18987713)

Look at the pictures. Is there anybody running behind him ready to kick his ass? Nope. Everybody is smiling and having a good time... enjoying life.

Originally Posted by JFK (Post 18990093)

it's always about you isnt it ?:winkwink:

Originally Posted by ********** (Post 18988533)

If he was nice enough to throw a party, to buy all the booze and all the food, to secure the location and deal with the owners, to promote the party and spend all the money, then worry all night if everyone is having a good time, then he deserved to be king of the party.

Originally Posted by grumpy (Post 18990338)

That he did. But not everyone was invited :thumbsup