I don't need Gerard Way to save my life, honest

[wildestranger]

I am pretty much sitting on my hands to keep myself from buying a concert ticket to see My Chemical Romance in November. *fidgets uncomfortably*

Because, you see, the thing is - the two shows that I might conceivably go to are in faraway places, that is, London and Newcastle, which means I'd have to pay for trains and hotels as well as the ticket, and food and wine and stuff, and it would be a lot of money which I don't have.

I keep trying to remind myself that the show would probably be full of teenagers anyway, and I'd be filled with impotent rage towards Other People, and not be able to see anything, and...

Then again, I've got it bad. Bad. And by bad I mean that I have an old copy of Kerrang and I'm considering bluetacking pictures of MCR and FOB on my walls. That bad.

Yeah. *sits on hands*

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[dvslj.livejournal.com]

I keep trying to remind myself that the show would probably be full of teenagers anyway

That's what I thought when I went to see them - actually, there was a nice range of ages (I'm 31) and I liked the teen crowd because a huge majority painted their faces and sang their hearts out when MCR did Wembley Arena. MCR attract a good energetic crowd (they were singing their hearts out at Wembley Stadium despite a lot of people standing around and turning their noses up at MCR) and you'll have an amazing time.

Go - they are so worth it /bounces and waits for tickets to arrive/

[wildestranger.livejournal.com]

That sounds reassuring. I'd get a seated ticket anyway, so I'll be less likely to get accidentally beaten/felt up by rowdy teenagers. ;)

You going to see them as well?

[dvslj.livejournal.com]

I am 99% sure I am going *g*