Comments on What It Was Like at The Belmont
You need an Iphone so you could have posted right from the party. Spend some of your bus money on a phone with edge capabilities. P.S. You need to go back and reread your post, there are a few errors in spelling and grammar.
Completely epic.
You kids...
Now THAT's a righteous event. Mad props to everyone involved.
Oh Hell,
i miss all the good shit,someone stole my drugs!
don't get me wrong...i'm all for having a good time, but does it have to be such a pointless disruptive irrisponsible specticle committed under the guise of "anti-the man" sentiment? the dilapidated shithole...slash...hotbed for drug dealing and garbage dumping known as "the belmont" should have been torn down years ago. the last thing i thought as i finally drifted off to sleep just a few hours before my alarm would wake me again was "what happened to freeing tibet?"
my pictures of the art are right here:
www.flickr.com/photos/hella20666
How cliched, unoriginal and boring.
The artist and attendees you describe sound a lot more predictable and yawn-inducing than the cops.
The kind of people that feel safe yelling at cops are either extremely sheltered, or can't hold their liquor. Both are boring.
Uh yeah, so boring, people getting kicked out of their homes, the neighborhood turning into giant eyesore of aluminum siding, so boring, uh, so predictable, all that madness, shit i could've done what took over a month to put together in like five minutes with some crayons, uh.
Wha?? I almost moved into this building last year. I had no idea it would become a totally mind-blowing art-house apocalypse. I just really liked that the landlord was cool and the fridge was in the closet. And it was cheap. Sad. Bye, Belmont.
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