I got kicked out of the Ludo street team. Admittedly, I shouldn't take any personal offense to this because 1) Ludo isn't in charge of it anymore and 2) I hadn't done anything. I just think its ironic given all of the things I did to help get them so popular to begin with-got caught sidewalk chalking, raided all of the computer labs on campus to vote for them in a competition, badgered the DJs at The Buzz until they played them...Oh well, I am thanked in the liner notes at least!
I also wonder how many times a grocery store display gets destroyed by customers (on purpose or accident). Most often these end cap displays are made out of pretty solid stuff-soda, charcoal, cans of soup. Even the ones made of chips, boxed cereal and paper towels normally have a pallet or a stack of pallets embedded inside of them. I wonder though how many times a customer has taken a corner too sharp with a cart and knocked the whole thing over? I seem to remember being very little and whacking a cart into a display of soda at Wal-Mart. It didn't fall but the corner that I hit did explode all over. I don't remember what happened beyond that. I think me and my mom got out of there.
Here's a video of some crazy kids destroying a display.
PS-I signed up for a cake decorating class. It should be fun. Hopefully, enough people sign up for it so we can actually have it. I already paid for it and can't do it again until after my small animal block. (So not until December.) And even then, its iffy.
[EDIT-Originally, published to Blogger on 9/6/11.]
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