people dancing to Phish

i would but they might ask me for snacks if i introduce myself

wish they'd quietly smoke pot like everyone us in california

this is a special night pot will not do

not enough echos, no good for spinning

this second night crowd is much rowdier. i wonder if it's the Tuesday night crowd back again and twice as wasted.

'yo, buy me some nugs' just yelled down street. i think we've got an ilxor out there.

wonder if harris wittels is doing whip-its in my apartment complex's parking lot right now

advertising them as 'fresh cold whip-its'

to twirlersby

think someone just yelled 'am0n'!

tempted to film the phish fans walking down my street to their cars now

― I can't make my waterface turn into a *fart* (Sufjan Grafton), Wednesday, October 22, 2014 12:13 AM (Yesterday) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

missed opportunity.

Neither those nitrous huffers nor Harris Wittels is who I want representing me.

The Wednesday crowd saw a much better show than the Tuesday crowd, which surely substantially overlapped.

And I still regret being in miserable NY weather rather than out there, but maybe next week...

"Seating Area and Concourses - The typical Phish audience does not mosh or body surf. They will, however, dance and twirl in any open area made available to them. This includes handicapped seating sections, balcony ramps, lobby areas, and the entire concourse. They will attempt to dance in any aisles that are not being patrolled regularly by an usher or event staff so it is important to have your staff in place before the doors are opened. If the patrons see that the ushers are being active in checking for tickets and correct seat locations they will be less likely to move into another area."

http://www.thesmokinggun.com/file/phish-backstage-rider?page=2

wow phish r narcs huh

"In order to expedite the flow of concert-goers into the venue, the pat-down process should be limited to visual and light pat-down checks. Concert-goers do not need to be patted down from head to toe, as these searches traditionally do not yield substantial amounts at Phish concerts. (Please note: this is only a pat-down, not a extended search for illegal substances.)

...

Phish fans are a peaceful, intelligent group of people who respond better to courteous, respectful requests than to aggressive bullying. It is important that all staff and security be made aware of this fact and apply it throughout the show.... It is important that local police who may be working the event are made aware of the special handling many situations require.

Ushers and security should work together to keep aisles clear of people at all times.

...

We request that, for the sake of safety, the sale of alcohol ceases after the intermission."

"Before leaving venue, the medical staff should provide to Bart Butler or John Langenstein estimated or confirmed totals of patrons treated and transported. they should also inform them of any unusual incidents that can be passed on to the medical team in the next city."

gotta tell Bart and John about the ice cold whip-its

John retired (and I wouldn't know about Bart, but imagine he hasn't been around for a while). It's a bit out of date.

http://www.buzzfeed.com/perpetua/dancing-to-phish

this thread is over now

*twirls away*

*puts on anfernee hardaway jersey*

*and then twirls away*

perpetua? Looks like the kind of thing they'd just farm out to an intern.

You'd think a buzzfeed writer would be more sensitive about the whole plagiarism thing.

Hey Perpetua, where are our royalties?

Stevie D needs to make his way over to the attorneys thread

lol they are almost in the same order as the thread

for fuck's sake.

there is now a link to this thread at the bottom of the article, was that there before?

lol

double ffs

http://www.clickhole.com/article/mostly-fish-1237

u guys shd def sue

#twirlergate #TG

it's about ethics in twirling journalism

*emails State Farm*

I hope he chokes on a phishstick

horribly phormed ;-)

high phive

https://twitter.com/chilly_palma

"it's about ethics in twirling journalism"

more like monetizing others' assemblage, but whatevs

(of still others' "original work")

how much you guys think that post is worth, maybe we can get some royalties

p sure we have copyright in the presentation/arrangement even if not in the underlying material u should know that as a lawyer and attorney

I bumped this thread I think I get a lot of money for that.

haha, would be an interesting question, does the thread pass the threshold of originality?

there's been dumber copyright infringement suits in the past

(IANAL)

nothing can match the pure rage of aggregators getting aggregated