02. 21. 2006

"It sounds like a flea circus with bad clowns!"

Improv Everywhere, those New York City scene-makers known for causing random inexplicable acts of absurdity, have posted documentation of their latest mission. In a move that reminds me of a proletarian Dialtones, the group arranged for 60 phones to go off in the bag check of the Strand (an iconic used bookstore in NYC) in a symphony of coordinated ringing. Of course bewiderment and mayhem ensued.

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"It sounds like a flea circus with bad clowns!"

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