and check out this dude. think he would have gotten in at the Bush rally?
anyway, the most fun i had at the rally was picking out the Secret Service to take pictures of them, which probably insured that they were taking pictures of me. found three total.
there was one right behind the podium, hiding by the edge of a balcony, just a tiny half-a-head (there were also all sort of college types milling around that looked too old for college, reminded me of 21 Jump Street) playing peek-a-boo.
but the best one was the dude standing behind a Kerry banner hanging down the side of the library. he would pop out, look around, then jump back behind the banner. i kept trying to get a picture of him when he sneaked and eventually i did. sometimes he would only have his head and half his body behind the banner, as if he thought that, if he couldn’t see anyone, no one could see him.
wait, isn’t that what happens when babies play peek-a-boo? when they cover their eyes, they think that you’ve disappeared? poor bastard should learn more about the art of camouflage. since he was up on the library, maybe he should have taped a bunch of books to his shoulders or something. yeah, that could work! see, if the feds are reading my website because of the Patriot Act may be they’ll realize i have all sorts of ideas that could be working for them. here’s another one...no more cardboard cd cases! i refuse to buy them, which is why i am three cds behind with the Beastie Boys.
oh yeah, i got a new Fisher’s Space Pen! and i almost had it taken away from me going through the security at the rally. they were like “what the fuck is this thing” since it looks like a bullet. i was all excited (i look for any window of opportunity to talk about my new Space Pen) and i go, “it like, writes underwater, upside down, in outer space. hell, you could leave messages on ice cubes if you wanted to...” and the guy was like, “just go.” good thing it wasn’t a bullet. nice work, our government’s finest in action. he was just jealous because he didn’t have one.