I moved into Ehrman Hall in Unit II as a freshman on the weekend of the Grateful Dead's last appearance at the Greek Theatre in 1989. The entire neighborhood was rife with Deadheads. I wouldn't catch the bug for another year or so, but I felt that I had made the right decision, as there were many parents milling around with "what did we get our kids into" looks on their faces. Good times.
Peetjay: I want to know when you do your next standup show so I can be there! I lived with a bunch of hippies/Deadheads in the co-ops and all I can say is that you know your stuff.
I moved into Ehrman Hall in Unit II as a freshman on the weekend of the Grateful Dead's last appearance at the Greek Theatre in 1989. The entire neighborhood was rife with Deadheads. I wouldn't catch the bug for another year or so, but I felt that I had made the right decision, as there were many parents milling around with "what did we get our kids into" looks on their faces. Good times.
Here's a link to that final concert: https://archive.org/details/gd1989-08-19.138155.FOB.Schoeps.Mattes.Petty.patch.t-flac16
Peetjay: I want to know when you do your next standup show so I can be there! I lived with a bunch of hippies/Deadheads in the co-ops and all I can say is that you know your stuff.
Drop dead on the mark....
What do you call a Deadhead without a girlfriend?
A Deadhead.
Homeless!
What’s the best place to hide money from a Deadhead?
In your wallet.
Under the soap!
How do you know a Deadhead has been to your house?
Smells like petolie oil.
He’s still there.
How many Deadheads does it take to screw in a lightbulb?
None, they like candles. Sorry, that's all I got. Go Bears!
Nice try! None. They just follow it around until it burns out!
Congrats! you win this: https://youtu.be/9CdVTCDdEwI?si=Kt98T28gfSSro2uD