u/DefinatelyNotonDrugs

I'm old and need to pee every 2 hours or so (I'm sure anxiety also has a role in it). Obviously this can get problematic needing to wait in lines after every set. In terms of what is accessible to GA, were these the only two bathrooms that had urinals?

My wife has a job that requires brain-power and watches idiotic reality TV to turn her brain off. On one episode this woman was wearing a dress with the upper-middle torso cut out for half her boobs to hang out; she also was complaining about how a male on the show kept staring at her chest. You decided to wear that and display the goods hun, if you didn't want him looking you could of wore a dress that covered them. To clarify this is NOT THE SAME as saying someone deserves to be physically or verbally confronted based upon what they are wearing. It's like a classic car, you can look but don't touch.

What were yours? Mine are:

Favorite Set: Shpongle (including the She-Bang); this was one of the wildest and craziest experiences of my entire life. It was mesmerizing. I could not stop smiling ear-to-ear for the entire walk from Ranch Arena to Sherwood. I also got all the way to the front and met two amazing women, we took a picture together afterwards and I will cherish it forever. Afterwards I explored Sherwood Forest meeting many other amazing souls.

Worst Set: Bipolar Sunshine. Him being a singer I was expecting him to sing. Nope. It was mainly just him DJing. He did sing during two songs, but he just did the rap thing where they sing over the song with the vocals included. On the brightside I was able to get to the top and front of the platforms at Honeycomb.

Biggest Suprise: Daily Bread. Before I had just heard that he is an artist on the up-and-up. His set went HARD and the vibes were there. Also throwing sliced bread around in the crowd was absolutely hilarious.

I did a one-day death valley trip as a "test run" and had no issues fitting a tent, Optimus Crux, sleeping bag, mat, inflatable pillow, dehydrated meals, and some small items without any trouble. This time around in terms of large items I added two tarps, some adjustable poles, a backpacking table, a chair, and now I'm at 60lbs... I was able to cram all my clothes into my carry on (provided the bag agent dosen't make me check it because it is bulging a bit), and am going to bring beef jerky/trail mix/other snacks in my carry-on backpack. Any merch will go in space occupied by dehydrated meals I eat. Ultimately I'm just upset I am going to need to pay $200 more in overweight bag fees. I've looked over my packing list and there is no way I could cut 7lbs of weight. Has anyone managed to make one suitcase 50lbs> work?

(And for "least favorite" you need to have actually went to a show)

I listen to a wide variety of music and go to corresponding shows (a confliction I once had was Thy Art is Murder and Halsey were playing on the same day), however most are EDM (dubstep mainly) and metal of various forms (mostly deathcore and melodic death metal). I will say out of all the shows I go to death metal is my favorite. There is just a brutal yet sincere sense of comradery to it with the artists noticeably loving what they are doing, having fun and joking around on stage between songs; if you catch the vocalist of an opener at the merch booth after they are the most down-to-earth, nicest people you will ever meet.

Outside of walking past headliners at the county fair the only "country" artist I have ever seen live is Oliver Anthony. The bar line was absolutely packed with most people making multiple trips. It was a seated concert and the girl in back of us was extremely drunk with a group of guys complaining about how the crowd sucked. A girl from the group in front of us got annoyed and tried to fight her (with me and my wife in the crossfire). Security finally kicked her out after coming to her three times telling her to shut up. Been going to raves half my life where people are on every drug under the sun and nothing compares to how belligerent drunk people are.

Going to be soloing it this year by flying in and shuttling over. Unfortunately due to flying in I am going to be cramming all my camping gear/food into a single suitcase so I am limited on space with what I can bring in terms of campground entertainment. I have never failed to make friends with my neighbors at a camping festival (yet), but I try not to rely on others for my happiness. I am going to be arriving early afternoon Wednesday so after setting up camp I am wondering what activities there will be to do afterwards. Is the "Main Street" area with The Brainery and merch open?

So I bought a 7.5" upper many years ago before I knew any better. Can't suppress it because it dosen't meet minimum barrel lengths, and can't use it for any "serious" use because of inferior ballistics. So naturally I am doing what any sane person would do in this situation and plan on turning it into a flash-banging, flamethrower for all others at the range to appreciate. What muzzle brake should I get?