>be me >go to State Fair for the first time since I was

Me too anon. One day you'll come back with someone and show them.

>>38855843
>didn't use tickets
pathetic

>>38856014
>>38856037
It's not even a joke. In hindsight, it's probably because the bowl thing you sit in would tip with just one person but I could swear there were toddlers that couldn't have weighed more than 40lbs stuck in the same cart as full grown men so I don't see how they could have weighted the other side if that was the reason.

You should have just asked some random passerby

Also, your nostalgia for the fair sounds nice. I moved to a cold place in the middle of nowhere when I was small and so I don't have any nostalgic outside memories aside from the occasional times where I would tow the cat in a trailer behind my pedal car, and dig up toys in the sandpit.

>>38856095
Do you even know what board this is?

>>38856095
Yea I doubt someone wants to go through all that trouble to ride a shitty ride

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>>38855843
This is similar to an experience of mine
>Heard the hype over the La La Land trailer several months ago
>though it would romantic to take someone on a date to see a French New Wave Inspired Musical
>tried to ask my oneitis out since she likes Broadway musicals
>"sorry anon, I already saw it with boyfriend"
>Apparently, she asked out the guy that she talked to all the time
>"I loved the movie anon, you should go see it"
>Whatever, I'll just ask my friends
>none of them respond
>Fine, i'll just watch it by myself then.
>At this time, La La Land was getting critical praise and was had the nominations thing.
>The ticket line long to see it, a ton of couples. typical.
>Finally get to the ticket box.
>The man in the box says : "Sorry, we have to enforce a no singles policy tonight, as La La Land is going wide release and we want to reserve the seats
>That's bullshit
>"sorry dude, talk to the higher ups if you want to settle this, otherwise, you should find someone to see this with.
>Leave the theater, superstitiously charmed by the agonizing and mad love that the couples were outright displaying. This was just a typical day for them. The mileu of friends, also filled with sexual tension, were also on outward display.
>and I could neither enjoy the assimilation of friends, mad infatuation, or the long anticipated musical of La La Land.

Life is truly strange

>>38856374
Feeling for you from afar. Nice story, you painted an image in my head that was like a movie scene.

>>38856573
Thanks famlam.

I do think that most of us on r9k (if not NEETs and have the resemblance of a social life) can relate to a story like OPs.

>>38857188
I wish I could, old bean.