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Q: Alright, I'll be waiting in line for this concert for about five hours. I live in San Diego. It's still really cold here at this time. So I'll be waiting in line int he cold. However, once we start getting inside and jumping around on general admission and for those of you who go to rock concerts and knows how crazy and hot it gets...it's going to be the total opposite of the weather outside. Advice on what to wear??
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well now that you've cleared that up there's really nothing you can do except for rough it. unless of course you bring like some cheap blanket to wrap around you that you can through out before you get into the concert.
but other than that theres pretty much nuthin you can do.
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it gets CRAZY during the concerts I go to, meaning I CANNOT bring a sweater and neatly put it away during the concert. we are a pack of sardines, boys moshing around, people are fainting because of the body heat. i cannot layer clothing. what i decide to wear is what I'll be wearing the entire time..
sorry for not being specific
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