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That's how it was at the show I attended last year. Almost the entire floor were 20-somethings.
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I don't want any punk kids at any show I go to.


18+ ftw.
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As long as church groups don't start showing up I think it's all good.
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Carson79 wrote:As long as church groups don't start showing up I think it's all good.

You never know with that whole "OLP is a Christian band" thing :lol:
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http://www.olop-shrine.org/ :lol: :lol:
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Strong Alibi wrote:
Carson79 wrote:As long as church groups don't start showing up I think it's all good.

You never know with that whole "OLP is a Christian band" thing :lol:


:lol: That was exactly what I was getting at! :lol:
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Guys! OLP has a website JUST for Minnesota!!!!!

http://www.olpmn.org/

*click*

... oh.
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I'm in Edmonton a few times a year and I always drive past this and it makes me smile everytime...maybe next time I will go and take a picture with OLP's very own cemetery.

http://www.edmontoncatholiccemeteries.org/ourlady.htm
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DG wrote:Guys! OLP has a website JUST for Minnesota!!!!!

http://www.olpmn.org/

*click*

... oh.


bwhahahahaha!
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there is an Our Lady Of Peace church in alot of cities. I went to the one in Honolulu last year cause one of the fathers( Damian) was made a saint. It was a big deal. He is the saint of Leapers..

Very beautiful church. I saw a mass while there.. I love going house of worship and just taking in all of it.

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there olp church in lot of city? woah..

glad you go to church antake in it all..



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DG wrote:there olp church in lot of city? woah..

glad you go to church antake in it all..



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Yep, there's one in Erie, PA too.

http://www.olp.org/ and they have an K-8 school.... how cool would that be? LOL
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DG wrote:
m2 wrote:Well i meant youthful as in around my age. Zero teens were there. (besides me)


What surprised me was that almost everyone on the floor on SM night were are from the ages 19-27 from what I gathered.


It would seem to me that even here on the CM that there are signs of the aging fan base...marriages, babies and even some discussion about the preferred flooring to have in your home. :duncan: I wasn't here when the CM started, but I'm hazarding a guess those were not hot topics.

Especially on this tour it did not surprise me to see the fans who were teenagers 10+ years ago, but I also like seeing the younger crowd there too.
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yeah i found there was a great mix of ages at the shows in Edmonton, like old school and new school mixed in well together :)
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Re: Raine on the Hour

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Earthless wrote:Raine will be on 'the Hour with George Stroumboulopoulos' next Thursday (May 20). Billy the Kid will also be on the show.


According to the Hour's website, Raine is on tonight (May 19th) and Billy is tomorrow (May 20th). It must of been changed because it did say Thursday at one time - so just a little schedule update for those who are going to watch.
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I think The Hour is archived on CBC.com right...? Hopefully
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Yes it is, but I sometimes have problems finding shows that I know should be on there...but maybe I'm just dumb. :roll:
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Re: Raine on the Hour

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Carson79 wrote:
Earthless wrote:Raine will be on 'the Hour with George Stroumboulopoulos' next Thursday (May 20). Billy the Kid will also be on the show.


According to the Hour's website, Raine is on tonight (May 19th) and Billy is tomorrow (May 20th). It must of been changed because it did say Thursday at one time - so just a little schedule update for those who are going to watch.



This is confusing. Billy said she was recording the show tonight but now her Facebook page says this:

"Soooo apparently The Hour is airing live tonight? 11pm! Tune in."


So did they change it again because the episode with Raine would have to already be recorded. ODD
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Well, I don't really know! lol I know they usually tape it early in Toronto, but last night it was live because its in Van City...I'll just PVR it for the next couple nights and see what happens.
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Post by ClumsyGirl618 »

OK, Billy says she's tomorrow so it looks like tonight is Raine! The web site update is correct. That was more confusing than it needed to be!
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