Live Blogging: City Council Mobility Fee Moratorium & Metropolitan Park

[TheCat]

This speaker:

Dramatic. Remained silent for 10 seconds. Everyone wants peace. *not sure where he is going but surely he will deliver* noise is everywhere. sound is the enemy. satan is the god of this world. becareful working for the state. *speaker did not deliver.*

[TheCat]

Noise is the enemy as is the state, Satan is the god of this world.  Bobble head several times.  We have officially stepped into the "Twilight Zone".  This fellow must be related to Redman.  That was bizarre.

I think he was saying that everyone wants peace but the path to peace is to let go and stop trying to control everything.

[Cheshire Cat]

Well Cat, he did state that he cut all the phone and noise wires into his home.  That should account for something. 

[dougskiles]

This is incredibly bizarre.  I don't know if it is because I am hungry, tired or have a sinus infection, but I feel like I am watching a 3 am low budget sci-fi movie.

[Cheshire Cat]

That may have been it Cat.  Let go of control, he certainly did.  I particularly liked his assertion that to work for the State is to work for Satan.  I wish he would have told us what it meant to work for the city.  lol

[Cheshire Cat]

Doug, the bad music agitates people and makes them violent.  You want music fine, but not where everyone can hear it.  This per the current speaker.  What a wild, weird and wooly night.  lmbo

[tufsu1]

"I'm a child of the 60s and went to lots of concerts"....but "I can hear bad music in my backyard"

Wow...just wow!

[Cheshire Cat]

It will be harder for people to come downtown when they can't live a normal life.......okay.......per same speaker.

[thelakelander]

My solution to the Metropolitan Park ordeal. If you don't like living near a 30 year old concert venue, stadium, railroad tracks, airports, etc., now is a great time to find new real estate....

[Cheshire Cat]

If they are a child of the 60's they likely hear more than bad music tufsu.  Those flashbacks can be harsh.  How crazy is tonight?

[dougskiles]

I am all for free speech.  And I like music.  And I like peace.  And the taco salad sitting in my fridge waiting for me.

[Cheshire Cat]

Doug, please do not chew that taco salad to loudly.  It could upset your neighbors.

[TheCat]

Packed house tonight. The moratorium legislation may be in the shadows of the Metropolitan Park legislation tonight. One camp of people are wearing "St. Nicholas" t-shirts. Another group of people are holding signs like "music makes memories."

I did not think it would be quite so monstrous of a shadow.

[Cheshire Cat]

Yay, little old lady.  She didn't want to hear Rapper Rick in her neighborhood with children and church people there.  Singing in the neighborhood.  No one told us they was coming.  Now Denise is stating that the lady is well known and active in the community.  Is asking about where the concert was.  The lady says there was cups and go go girls and an actual concert.  Denise want's to know where the concert played.  The lady said it was on a lot and in the street.  They were smoking and giving out cigarette lighters.  They came in and did like they want. 

[TheCat]

This speaker is mad about Rick Ross rapping in her neighborhood with out any forewarning. Rick Ross was saying the "P" & the "D". He was blasting his music in front of children, senior citizens and church folk.

I think she is talking about this part of Rick Ross' video.

http://www.youtube.com/v/D9sAuc7kJJw