Posted by: sherlock May 8, 2012
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Whoa, smart asses! I know the difference between leg pulling and khutta taning. And I do stand corrected.
Anyway, GT bro, I found a bit insulted by this. "ani katipaye afule thaha nabhayeko kura ma boleko bhanda nabolekai ramro bro"
What's there to know on this context? If anything, you seemed to have completely ignored the reason why I found some criticisms as unreasonable. Whilst I totally agree that the organizers should probably own up if they failed to live-up to the expectations, I still don't find it plausible that asswipes like fat beast are complaining about "expensive" ticket prices. And there were some who took it down to a different level - by comparing ticket prices to concerts of Coldplay and Aerosmith. These geniuses seemed to have completely ignored the fact that when 10-40 thousand people go see a big concert, it's reasonable for a concert price to be so low (kinda like Times of India being sold for 2 rupees while Kantipur's being sold for 4)?
I can't see how organizers would've managed to cover all the costs incurred to sponsor Nepal's greatest rock band, pay for their accomodation and on top of that, make profit. If 10,000 Nepalese were going to attend the concert then there's no way the cost would've been 40 bucks.
And I hadn't really read any of your posts prior to the one addressed to me. If you're gonna nitpick on petty things like ticket prices, you're likely to find shortcomings in anything else.
Anyway, GT bro, I found a bit insulted by this. "ani katipaye afule thaha nabhayeko kura ma boleko bhanda nabolekai ramro bro"
What's there to know on this context? If anything, you seemed to have completely ignored the reason why I found some criticisms as unreasonable. Whilst I totally agree that the organizers should probably own up if they failed to live-up to the expectations, I still don't find it plausible that asswipes like fat beast are complaining about "expensive" ticket prices. And there were some who took it down to a different level - by comparing ticket prices to concerts of Coldplay and Aerosmith. These geniuses seemed to have completely ignored the fact that when 10-40 thousand people go see a big concert, it's reasonable for a concert price to be so low (kinda like Times of India being sold for 2 rupees while Kantipur's being sold for 4)?
I can't see how organizers would've managed to cover all the costs incurred to sponsor Nepal's greatest rock band, pay for their accomodation and on top of that, make profit. If 10,000 Nepalese were going to attend the concert then there's no way the cost would've been 40 bucks.
And I hadn't really read any of your posts prior to the one addressed to me. If you're gonna nitpick on petty things like ticket prices, you're likely to find shortcomings in anything else.