As I live in Norway, Its really hard for me to participate on a show, especially since they've never been in Norway
So, When I figured out that they were playing online on StageIT I imeddiately bought a ticket! This might be my only chance in a long time to hear them! An hour before the show started, I was so prepared for the show. High expectations! I really wanted my friend to see the show too, so I bought him a ticket. What is music if you can't share it with your friends? 
When the show started I was so happy! It was insane thinking that they were on the other side of the planet, playing this to a camera, so we could see it, undepending on where we were. Of course, when they started out with "All The Same" I was so close to tears. That song is so beautiful, combined with the mazing feeling of sitting there, was truly magical. As the show continued, I really felt like: Yeah. Sick Puppies really are amazing. I really like the fact that they continued for an hour longer than the time which was set up, just so they could play all the songs, and answer our questions. I laughed a lot when they answered my question about what would happend if Sick Puppies ruled the world. (Can't they just do so?) .
I'm glad I can say that I've been on a Sick Puppies show, because that really is something everyone should try. They really are caring, wonderful people that has a great sense of music and a lot of love to their fans.
they couldn't take pictures but I got their autographs and caught one of marks drumsticks!! 
When the people drinking beer at the back didn't come forward to join in on the general mayhem in front of the stage, no matter how many times Shim told them to, Shim actually walked off the stage and literally dragged them to us! (Lesson learned: Whatever Shim tells you to do, do it, because he means business!). They played all the songs I came there wanting to hear (You're Going Down, War and Gunfight), which felt extra special since they were only band out of three I had seen that week that did that. 
so I asked if they would sign it for me. Shim said ok and started to stand up, trying to figure out how to reach over across the table to scribble on it. I realized that this would be so much easier if I wasn't wearing it, so I pointed out that I could just take it off. Shim said ok, so I took it off and handed it over. A few seconds too late I also realized that the consequence of my taking the top off, was that I wouldn't be wearing it. I was standing in front of Sick Puppies wearing nothing but a bra... 
"You can't regret what you don't decide." 
