Well, it happened...I finally met MILEY CYRUS
 

Yep. Last saturday at her concert at the Honda Center in Anaheim, CA.

A few photos.




Braison Cyrus and I (Miley's Brother)


Jonas



Hannah



Miley



Miley signing my program after the show. A good friend of mine got Meet n' greet for me. i'm somewhat in the photo. on the top left hand corner.

=D

wow... not bad, out here a radio station is giving away 4 tickets.. to the parent who can keep themselves attached to a statue of her.... its huge!

down to like 12 or 11 parents now. it includes meet and greet.

At least you have photo proof... well almost (unless you cropped yourself out)

Coooool!
:)

woo! Those were hot tickets here. I tried to get them for the kid with no success. Congrats!! Those are great pics!

I wanted a pair of those tickets, just so I could burn them in front of a bunch of screaming kids.

She's a nice, decent girl; her dad actually wrote a letter to my boss after I welcomed them to our VIP lounge. I think it's ridiculous that parents are agonizing over NOT being able to spend upwards of $700 per ticket- She's like a modern, girl version of Shaun Cassidy (he might have had prettier hair), not the freakin' Beatles.

Well look who just officially became a grumpy old man. Welcome to the club.

You know your old when.........^^^^

Really old means you don't even know who Miley Cyrus is.

Way to go Barfie!

Some guy spent about $28k on four Club level seats at the Honda Center to guarantee tickets to that concert. He had to buy the tickets for 4 years. Now, those are his seats for every single event at the Honda Center for the next 4 years, but he only did it to guarantee seats for this concert.

Whatever floats his boat.. but daymn.

May not be a bad investment. He can probably run those seats through a broker to sell individual events over the next four years and probably come out ahead and still be able to see events that he wants to. If I had the $28K to invest, I might look at it too. $1,750 per seat per year would not be that difficult to recoop.

If it is that certain then why don't the brokers just buy up all of the seats?