I was walking out of my local dispensary when this shit blew. I am glad my pocket was full of grass because this mess made me Nauseous.It looked liked they bused in bellevue clowns and old folk homes because this was def not you usual capitol hill peeps.
. . . .considering that most Seattle people spend their time off huddled in their apartment, staring at a computer screen and/or biking about in unflattering Lycra outfits, this was, as least, different.
Dotty
11 years ago
had no idea this was going to happen — we were headed for cupcakes — it was quick, fun, and most of the message was kind — although I do wish invasions from out of the neighborhood would understand that Capitol Hill is a DIVERSE neighborhood, not simply a “gay neighborhood”. dancing in the street is a GOOD idea, but maybe not such a scripted performance?
While I don’t hate flash mobs, I am definitely inclined to agree with this. Go do this at Seattle Central where there’s space, don’t block a major road. Everybody wants to “live a little” till they’re the ones running late and being impeded by shit like this.
We did do it in a public square (@ Westlake Center)… Don’t be a hater. Why deny people a good time? If you participated, you’d be hooked. Guarantee it.
In before the normal cast of characters comes and complains about how this is some terrible inconvenience.
This is awesome.. great job everyone.. Who cares about inconvenience, live a little.
This is a terrible inconvenience.
Some of them had difficulty counting to four. It was an abortion.
F#cking hate flash mobs. Go do that shit in a public square instead of a street.
Is it still a “flash mob” when it’s advertised on Facebook and there is an audience there waiting to watch it?
Meow meow meow meow, snarf snarf snarf, meow meow meow meow.
I was walking out of my local dispensary when this shit blew. I am glad my pocket was full of grass because this mess made me Nauseous.It looked liked they bused in bellevue clowns and old folk homes because this was def not you usual capitol hill peeps.
. . . .considering that most Seattle people spend their time off huddled in their apartment, staring at a computer screen and/or biking about in unflattering Lycra outfits, this was, as least, different.
had no idea this was going to happen — we were headed for cupcakes — it was quick, fun, and most of the message was kind — although I do wish invasions from out of the neighborhood would understand that Capitol Hill is a DIVERSE neighborhood, not simply a “gay neighborhood”. dancing in the street is a GOOD idea, but maybe not such a scripted performance?
lame – don’t use the 10 acre park one block away or anything – na, just right in the middle of the road – good thinking.
Isn’t the flash mob thing getting old and over done?….come up with something new already…..
Flash mobs are great for displaying the power of the people, lets dance in the streets coherently at a specific time of the day. Communication is key.
While I don’t hate flash mobs, I am definitely inclined to agree with this. Go do this at Seattle Central where there’s space, don’t block a major road. Everybody wants to “live a little” till they’re the ones running late and being impeded by shit like this.
Agreed. Tedious and boring….and,for some, a major inconvenience. Get a life and do something useful with your time.
I was actually in it!!!! LOVE ME SOME FLASHMOBS!!!!!
We did do it in a public square (@ Westlake Center)… Don’t be a hater. Why deny people a good time? If you participated, you’d be hooked. Guarantee it.
Thank you! We worked so hard on this! 4+ months of rehearsals.