I fell over in a WOD to Requiem at Trivium in april. I was 2nd row going in and just fell. I was on the floor laughing my head off, then 20 seconds later when I was still down and couldn't get up and had had my head stamped on, I started to think how the hell am I going to get out of this.
Luckily some dude grabbed me like a  crane and pulled me right out!
And at Enter Shikari (Was annoyed by the NINJA pits lol.) there was a wall of death, and I assumed it would just be the 2 sides. WRONG. All 4 corners of the civic ran at each other. I sprinted length ways and out of the way haha. Plus everytime they cleared the way for a pit, the dude would always have his 'Scarecrow arms' out and i'd be the one he was shoving back.

^Wow 4 corners! Fuck yea haha. I never go into pits, i always get crushed lol
On friday at the black crusade, during Machine Head, goddamn there was a HUGE wall of death! it looked sooo brutal

Fuck yeh
Pits are tons fun, but now when i go to shows i usually just go to actually see the band and get rad photos (memorabilia :P)

^Hehe yea true! I love making pictures also, but most of the time its Sascha that makes them

I like pits last time in Cologne i went into the pit a few times and the wall of death is awesome and it isn't that scary.

yah pits are so fun.

wod is the shit i lov em

arch said:
me too! But I really looove the pits!  ;D

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[quote author=arch said:same here i like pits all but i prefer to remember the show :-\

I hardly take my camera to gigs these days, partly because I don't it confisticated or broken, but mostly because I find I enjoy it more if I'm not so concerned about looking after my camera and getting good pics.
I prefer to be in the mosh pit too, especially at Trivium because I tend to lose it lol! Most of the time it depends on the band though, ie at Behemoth the other day I stayed out of the mosh pit because of the lethal circle pits going on (usually 3-4 per song). But everyone there was really good about picking up people who'd fallen over straight away.