[DaleDivine]

Originally Posted by Chi-Town

Caught the first set. Fun loving crowd. Just takes a couple to screw things up.

Place was crowded. One person dancing(?) with drink in hand and another person accidentally knocked it out and then a verbal exchange started and escalated...
opcorn:

[Mleeja]

Originally Posted by justjim

Like Yogi says: Nobody goes to the Squares anymore as they are too crowded. I heard a couple of “verbal fights” at Sumter but never a “physical fight” that stopped the music. Sad if that indeed happen.

Isn’t this an oxymoron, “Nobody goes to the Squares anymore as they are too crowded”?

[Two Bills]

C'mon!
Friday night, plenty of beer, get involved in the fun, go to hospital get stitched, home to bed, do it all again Saturday night!
The time of our lives!!

[Bjeanj]

I’m out of town right now for Thanksgiving and reading this thread out loud to my family. I’m sorry to say we’re having a good chuckle. I have nothing else to add.

[thelegges]

If OP wasn’t at the square, why the need to know why the music stopped? No matter who you ask the story will be different, as to the actual event.

[chrisinva]

Originally Posted by Mleeja

Isn’t this an oxymoron, “Nobody goes to the Squares anymore as they are too crowded”?

YES! I love them but missed this one; thanks for pointing it out.

[CWGUY]

Originally Posted by Mleeja

Isn’t this an oxymoron, “Nobody goes to the Squares anymore as they are too crowded”?

No....a Yogism.
Yogi Berra's most memorable sayings | MLB.com

Look at the 6th. one down.

[rustyp]

Originally Posted by thelegges

If OP wasn’t at the square, why the need to know why the music stopped? No matter who you ask the story will be different, as to the actual event.

Why are you assuming I was not at the square. One knows what "they" say about assume.

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by thelegges

If OP wasn’t at the square, why the need to know why the music stopped? No matter who you ask the story will be different, as to the actual event.

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[thelegges]

Originally Posted by rustyp

Why are you assuming I was not at the square. One knows what "they" say about assume.

If I wanted to pose the question I assume the OP wasn’t, but didn’t. If the OP wasn’t” didn’t say you were or were not.

But is you were there must not have been a big deal if you missed it, or not a big enough event to cause you to take a pause.

But since you were there, what was your observation? Do you need clarification? Or just missed it all together and heard something

[CWGUY]

Originally Posted by thelegges

If OP wasn’t at the square, why the need to know why the music stopped? No matter who you ask the story will be different, as to the actual event.

Maybe her real name is Mrs. Gladys Kravitz.....

[Shbullet]

Originally Posted by Vermilion Villager

So I guess we need to contact YOU to see if a simple question is ok to ask huh???
It appears either you dropped the last little blue pill in the toilet last night, or the Doculax didn't work this morning as you hoped!!

I just got done golfing, in fact I golfed poorly, and feeling like it.. But reading your response has me feeling joyful again.. Love it!!! I thought I may be the only one that noticed his/her response to a simple question asked by the OP to be lacking in sensitivity. No wonder he/she is 6th on the list

[rustyp]

Originally Posted by thelegges

If I wanted to pose the question I assume the OP wasn’t, but didn’t. If the OP wasn’t” didn’t say you were or were not.

But is you were there must not have been a big deal if you missed it, or not a big enough event to cause you to take a pause.

I am the OP. Ref post #1. I can read so so. IF is a big word and safe. Similar to allegedly. However I read well enough to see you wrote but IS you were there. I ASSUME you meant IF this time also.

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by Mleeja

Isn’t this an oxymoron, “Nobody goes to the Squares anymore as they are too crowded”?

It's a "Yogiism"...

Like when he was asked about going to all the old ballplayer's funerals, he replied, "If I don't go to their's, who will come to mine?"