"Don't be that girl"

[wonkywheels]

Of course we are all familiar with the concept of "Don't Be That Guy" thanks to PCU, but is there a "Don't Be That Girl"? Unless someone has already invented this saying, I believe I coined it on Saturday night at the Muse concert. It's the drunk girl dancing alone in a stripper-like fashion. This chick in front of us was dancing to The Cold War

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[slightlyoffaxis]

I bought the Cold War Kids album. It's got some good songs on it.

[wonkywheels]

Cool, which ones do you like? I downloaded the "vacation" one and "Hang Me Up to Dry." They were really cool live. They played all these unusual instruments including a wine bottle for percussion!

[slightlyoffaxis]

"We Used to Vacation" I think is the best one on the album, but "Hospital Beds" is really good, too.

[mushroom_kitty]

It's a lucky thing all they did was dance.

Once, we were riding the escalator at 42nd street, and somebody had put a sticker on the wall of an old man with a beard and turban wearing the Waldo striped shirt and glasses. It wasn't until we had passed that we realized it was intended to be "Osama Bin Waldo."

[wonkywheels]

Well, they made out a bit, but, yeah, you're right.

Haha, that's really random. Maybe they'll finally find Waldo hidden in a cave.

[wonkywheels]

Supposedly, I guess. I don't think she actually saw them in action. It was the middlesex. Not to be confused with the alleysex. ;)

[alawston]

The sad thing is it used to be OK to be 'that guy'. Certainly at Manics concerts there used to be more people in Manics t-shirts than not. And there most of the rest were wearing feather boas and eyeliner.

[wonkywheels]

Maybe it's only ok to be "that guy" at Manics shows. Most Manics fans are freaks anyway, right? ;)