Twenty Fourteen: More Action Figures & Mosh Pits - Less Ignorant Cops

January 11, 2014 • 211 Comments

"Are we that interesting? That you must photograph us?" said one of the officers who approached me on the sidewalk last year in Five Points - a college bar district in Columbia, SC. Immediately I had flashbacks to what it was like to deal with these types of humans at middle school lunch. "No sir," I responded, "But that guy with the cheese head and the pillow is comical. It's visually stimulating. Even the light works."

It's Halloween night and big surprise - the police have had their brains devoured by hordes of zombie students. The officer then informed me that they (or at least he or someone in the group of officers) did not appreciate their souls being stolen since the zombies had just eaten their brains.

Here's the final installment of how the Soda City told 2013 to suck it. To more action figures, more portraits and more mosh pits in 2014.

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Tripp LaFrance of Say Brother on his favorite ride at the 2013 South Carolina State Fair, " I really liked walking. I don't fuck with that up in the air shit."

The Fishing Journal

A modern understanding of a long ago confession and a boy’s execution - the Center for Public Integrity

Part 2 of how the Soda City told 2013 to suck it: Vultan's Theme: Attack of the Hawk Men

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