Dear Blog Guy,
Please help settle an argument. My girlfriend wants to see the symphony this weekend, but I really want to go to the fights. What should we do?
Perplexed
Well, Perplexed, if you’re lucky, you can do both.
Take a look at this video clip of a fight that broke out at the Boston Pops this week, as a couple of concert-goers behaved like Taiwanese legislators.
Interestingly, the Pops’ Web site promised fans “a night that will rock the house.” John Decker reports:
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You know how those symphony groupies get…
- Posted by KThis is what happens when the Bruins miss the playoffs!
- Posted by CharleneI hear it all started when they were doing a rendition of Beethoven’s 5th, and people started crowdsurfing.
- Posted by Melly