We went to go see the Disco Biscuits

at Thursday in the square with
(e:heidi), my coworker Sameer. It was so packed with hippies. I didn't like the song when we arrived but the music got pretty jamin by the time it ended. I can't decide if the music stepped it up a bunch (which I think happend) or if I had "beer headphones" on.
Either way it way an awesome thursday in the square. The crowd went crazy trying to get an ovation and finally after like 5 minutes they came back out. Somehow I forgot to take pictures from my phone so I stole this pic off their website for your viewing pleasure.
In general, the crowd was one of the most drugged and drunk crowds I have seen at the square but what do you expect from hippies. Then again I haven't been going as much as I used to, maybe its just like that now.
I love the four blocks of misanthropes and misguided youth that line main street, north of the venue and put on their own event. There were street performers, dancers, and of course the crazy militant christians were still there.
I realized for the first time last night that even though they are protesting, some of them probably secretly enjoy going and not just to "save souls." I mean imagine, you have the choice to protest reality at the mall, or at thursday in the square with all the people and music and craziness. Its probably the only concerts they get to "go to." okay, maybe besides Kingdom Bound but honestly I think those particular people would find Kingdom Bound blasphemous.
The best part was watching this 15 y/o inner city girl telling some adult protester that her slutty top didn't have any effect on her relationship with jesus because he forgave her.
Turkish Delight makes me think of the Chronicles of Narnia. I don't think I'd ever actually seen it before. I always pictured a sponge candy-like substance. Thanks :)
It was good running into everyone today. I didn't realize that the Crazies were out protesting another Christian denomination, but we ended up parking on Atlantic & I guess there were on Delaware. I'm just envisioning the scene now on Hertel & Delaware if they did show up to protest the Italian Heritage Fest, that is just too funny.
BTW Thanks for the Mall Link. Although I guess they may keep it open for a bit longer. :::link:::