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  1. If all this is serious (I still have my doubts about that)... Do you think it's really appropiate to ask advice fur such questions on a public forum devoted to a rock band? Really? If you have moral dilemmas, ask your priest or talk to your pillow, but this is not the place for serious stuff like that, man. We appreciate your confidence, but I'm afraid you won't find an answer to that in here. Ask your parents, wife, husband, brothers, friends, lawyer, priest... but do not ask us, because this isn't the place and we aren't the people. We are complete strangers to you and we can't do anything with your dilemmas. Good luck.
  2. ^ wow couldn't disagree more
  3. sorry but i've been thinking about this for the past couple of days and i have to say there's something not right about this thread... in fact something is really not right AT ALL with this story.. yes the fact that you feel the need to come on here and start a thread about it when any sane person would have just handed it into the police in a heartbeat is bizarre enough but what strikes me as most bizarre is your story itself:

    so at a U2 concert, surrounded by 10000's of people, 'a man' can get away with doing something (apparently so highly inappropriate that you feel the need to start a thread about it) to a small girl and not be noticed by anyone else til you 'review' some 'footage' you took months later?!? sounds highly bizarre and totally implausible if you ask me...!

    WHY in the world would anyone with those kind of intentions decide to take an 8 year old to a stadium, surrounded by 10000's of people and then choose to act in this manner?! in fact most people wouldn't even consider taking someone of that age to a stadium gig anyway, let alone to abuse them in clear view of everyone.!? it doesn't make any sense at all

    and finally and perhaps most worryingly: the fact you actually talk with sympathy for 'the man' supposedly committing this act, having "problems he can't control"....?!?!?!?!??!?! worrying on many different levels mate....



  5. @ric, everybody at the concert looks at the screen, the claw or the band. Tbh I would probably have missed it as well.

    Anyway, we have had nearly 30 replies. We are all for serious topics, we are all human. But lets not turn this into an useless discussion.

    Opinions were asked, and they were given. Now its up to dylbagz.
  6. Originally posted by Risto:@ric, everybody at the concert looks at the screen, the claw or the band. Tbh I would probably have missed it as well.


    yes i totally agree but at a concert people also only tend to FILM the screen, the claw or the band, not the surrounding crowd members (which incidentally would be in either near or total darkness during the show therefore making them pretty much unfilmable anyway)..

    sorry but i'm sticking to my guns - this story still remains totally bizarre to me
  7. Originally posted by ric:[..]

    yes i totally agree but at a concert people also only tend to FILM the screen, the claw or the band, not the surrounding crowd members (which incidentally would be in either near or total darkness during the show therefore making them pretty much unfilmable anyway)..

    sorry but i'm sticking to my guns - this story still remains totally bizarre to me


    Agreed 100% with Ric on this one. and this should be locked and binned, i am starting to think it is a wind up or someone with alternative motives for this thread, being a father i find it unreal that still nothing has been done, wont bother with this anymore, seems a lost cause to me.

  8. Man this dude is totally making it up, he posted a link to a pornsite here last week, he opened a threat with the question :''Who is your favorite pornstar?'' and now this.
  9. Thread is done. PM me or another crew member should you dispute.
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