DU Where Are You?

[hermetic]

I just walked over to the Excel center and there's a big line of protesters across the street. All kinds of groups there and no DU. I sure wish I had brought my camera. I would be there now only I had to come back to my office. Well, it's still early, get thee there I say!

[jackieforthedems]

1. I Can't Go

I'd bring lots of eggs, tomatoes and lemons - I'd be arrested!!!:evilgrin:

[indigo32]

2. I'm embarrassed to say

I'm three blocks away, but can't sneak out till 5pm minimum.

[dflprincess]

3. I was at work

and no way could I get there. I was flipping channels during the 6 o'clock newcasts and it doesn't look like any of our local media whores covered any protests. Maybe at 10.

[Lydia Leftcoast]

4. I had a job due at 7:00 PM

:-(

[Krupskaya]

5. Mr. Krupskaya was there...

...but he hasn't checked in yet, so I haven't gotten a report.

[Lydia Leftcoast]

6. You mean

"Mr. Krupsky," if you are to use the proper Russian masculine form. :evilgrin:

[Krupskaya]

7. Nah,

he took my name. :p

That's the first time I've been called on that, actually. Do you speak?

[dpbrown]

8. I was there!

And I got ahold of the megaphone for a while, too.

Some of my new cheers:

"No more years!"

"Who let the Terrorists out...Bush, Bush, Bush!

Several hundred people, I'd estimate - 500 or so.

Good signage.

DPB

[Krupskaya]

9. Mr. K was the one...

...harrassing one of the lone guys holding a Bush* sign. The repub (in khaki shorts and golf shirt) was whining about Mr. K suppressing his free speech, and Mr. K (6' 3", in a baseball cap and just come from his job as a union carpenter) was saying, "Do I scare you?" Which is pretty funny, because usually he doesn't get that demonstrative.