Laura wrote:The other thing that I had to chuckle about BIG TIME are the pictures he chose to accompany the article. Ok - the first one:
Since he refers to some people wearing shirts with huge letters in the article.... this picture makes me laugh, especially after I realized the guy on the left is the author.
mahc999 wrote:As an American I have always been glad that 70k made a conscious effort to avoid the "American" aspect of the global metal scene, which was always too punk for my blood. Here's a perfect example of why.
capacitator51 wrote:What's ironic to me is, several of the ship's crewmembers (who I think I can safely assume are not metalheads) seemed to be having a blast on the cruise. Multiple times I went to shows on the pool deck and saw RC folks standing on the track above the stage in their work attire, listening to the music and having a good time. The fact that even they were relaxed and enjoying themselves while this guy wasn't at all amazes me.
deathmetalpat wrote:A) Probably "Flame bait " article
B) Half the Black Metal Bands from Norway would answer the same way if asked ,they wouldn't go out of their way to write it in a blog.
C)The whole thing is funny because he refers to the other cruisers as "childish and not evil enough " then pulls the most childish stunt possible and complains about a $5.50 candy bar cost.
Downvod wrote:deathmetalpat wrote:A) Probably "Flame bait " article
B) Half the Black Metal Bands from Norway would answer the same way if asked ,they wouldn't go out of their way to write it in a blog.
C)The whole thing is funny because he refers to the other cruisers as "childish and not evil enough " then pulls the most childish stunt possible and complains about a $5.50 candy bar cost.
The Norway bands don't care for the cruise either?
zboy wrote:It's called escapism and a vacation, for a reason. Many of the people on the cruise are consummate professionals in the real world , and earn well over six figures and have postgraduate degrees
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