If you had 10 seconds what would you say?
 

before I went to see him in concert a while back I though if I get him to sign my cd covers what would I say? Well I got him over and I blerted the first thing that came to me.I love you man your awesome.Sometimes I wonder if I could have said something else.What would you say if you only had 10 seconds?no joke posts please.

Awww...that's awesome!
 

I was too stunned to say anything to Lindsey when I was front row for the Texas shows in June. LOL In Dallas, I didn't say anything but shoved my OOTC up to him for him to sign. I think I yelled "Thank you, Lindsey!", but can't remember exactly. Then, in Houston, I gave him the book I made for him and went "That is for you!", he gave me a sweet look/smile and said, "Thank you." and I went "You're welcome!"

If I had like 60 seconds, I'd try to say something like "Your music changed my life and I thank you for it. Please, never stop writing songs and inspiring people."
:)

10 seconds? "Thanks for playing I Know I'm Not Wrong, Lindsey."

(now get crackin' on that solo album)

"Can you show me how to fro my hair like that?"


-Curtis

10 seconds
 

If I would have had ten seconds to say anything to him at the concert I was at, I would have told him his fly was down - because it was. I probably wouldn't have wasted the remaining 5 seconds on words, but rather given him a big hug (after he zipped up his fly, of course).

Thank you for the joy will you marry me? :xoxo:
Amber

I'd simply say, "Thank you for sharing your music."

I think that says it all. :)

"please stop using your painter/canvas/etc rap."

"You're under arrest for crimes against design. Remove that headboard now or pay a fine."

:wavey:

DIS, YOU COMPLETE ME :xoxo: :xoxo: :xoxo:

If I had 10 seconds to speak to Lindsey, I'd probably tell him how much I loved [the album] Say You Will because I think they need some reinforcement to get cracking on that new album ;) We'll be waiting anxiously.

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If I have any extra time, I'll throw in a crack about the table lamp on his counter.

I'd give him an order:

Get Mick and John in your homestudio, rehearse for two days, and record all your rough songideas at once. Overdub a vocal or two and an extra guitarline and ship it towards us. ( I'll be talking firm....and fast.)

I'm sure he'd be touched by that, but you might freak him out if you took 60 seconds to say those 20 words.:p

"Yoooooooooooooooooooouuuuuurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr muuuuuuuuuuuuuuuusssiiiiiiiccccccccccccc chhhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaanngeeeeeeeedddddddddddddddd myyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifffffffeeeeeeeeeeee.............."

Lmao!!
 

I've actually thought about this a few times. The least lame thing I've come up with is "Thank you for your music."

Paula