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Sofia Violet Emilie Blackthorne ([personal profile] sofiaviolet) wrote2007-10-28 10:58 pm

It's the end of the world - what better time to fuck a zombie in the bathroom at a party?

Um, I fail at LJ, sorry. I slept and slept and slept when I got back from MCR, and then I saw TAI... in Providence yesterday. So here's my Wednesday and Thursday - Friday, Saturday, and Sunday to follow in a separate post to avoid teal deer.

If you're wondering about the subject line, it's a result of a conversation I had with Kitty and Ness at one in the morning in a cafe in New York City.

I'm sorry I didn't make any phone posts from MCR. For about half the show, I couldn't even reach my cell phone, and then I was sure it would get knocked out of my hands if I tried to do anything.

The basics of this post were originally written in my journal at about 2:30 in a subway station in New York City, as was the cut text.

I didn't actually go to bed Tuesday night. Oops. I took the 6:45 bus out of South Station and didn't sleep then either. After an uneventful bus ride, I found myself killing time in New York City from about 11:30 on. I texted Ness and Kitty, then ate some lunch. I window shopped for a while, then got a reply that they were already in Hoboken. So I headed over there too.

First I went to the wrong station, then I missed my train, then I couldn't find Dunkin Donuts. But eventually I was there. We headed to the venue, got our wristbands (33, woohoo!), and then were told to gtfo for the next hour. We did our makeup in a park, took some goofy myspacesque pictures, and went back to stand in line.

I talked to a bunch of lj people, only some of whom I've managed to find since I got back. I saw Bob, Ray, and Gerard, and Frank came out for a while to sign stuff. Kitty and Ness gave him candy and Epstein Barr and he was delighted.

I can't be all that coherent about the show itself. It's probably the best first-time-seeing-MCR-live experience I could have hoped for. It sure as hell won't be the last time I see them, unless I get run over on my way to class or something. I cannot fucking wait for the DVD so I can relive it again and again.

Some details:
• They played a new song, and Gerard refused to tell us what it's called.
• They didn't play anything off Bullets, but I don't really mind.
• I couldn't really see Bob or Ray, but I did have a very clear view of Mikey and a slightly less clear view of Frank and a somewhat more obstructed but nevertheless excellent view of Gerard.
• Mikey looked really happy and was making eye contact all over the place (including with me, yay!).
• Gerard kept asking the crowd to step back because the people at the front were getting squished that badly, but I'm not sure it worked.
• Like the cut said, Frank did spit on me, which, on the one hand, Frank Iero, but on the other hand, he spit on me.
• If I were the kind of person who cried at all (except when depressed as fuck and near-suicidal, I do cry then sometimes), I would have bawled my eyes out at Cancer, particularly after finding out that my uncle's lung cancer came back. But I don't cry, so.

Someone was kind enough to drive a few of us back to the station, but there was one more person than there were seats in her car, so I wound up doing a slutty Frank sprawl across the back seat. Once we were back in Manhattan, Kitty, Ness, and I headed to a cafe for a few hours. We talked a lot about fic. They left for the airport and I wrote this, then took the subway round and round for a few hours to keep myself awake and warm. Finally, I hit the 48 hours without sleep mark, boarded my bus home, and grabbed a few hours of rest.

[identity profile] wordsalone.livejournal.com 2007-10-30 01:49 am (UTC)(link)
Like the cut said, Frank did spit on me, which, on the one hand, Frank Iero, but on the other hand, he spit on me.

I'm not seeing the problem here.

*winks*