On Easter weekend in Buenos Aires we avoided the churches and instead headed to our first Flash Mob event. Hundreds of porteños (residents of the city) met up at the Planetarium in Palermo for a mass pillow fight. Great fun!
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sounds like good fun, i didnt expect to see that, i thought pillow fights were just for young kids that are bored. obviously not!
No way – it’s a global phenomenon!
Ha! Reckless abandon on a massive scale! Assault with a soft and fluffy weapon! If every city did things like this on a regular basis we would live in a world without wars. I can’t believe I’ve never participated in something like this before.
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So true!
That looks great n_n I like how you did the photo in black and white too, very appropriate
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Thanks. I always think people look better in b&w.
They recently had a mass pillow fight in L.A. but we heard about it too late.
I’ve always wanted to participate in a flash mob, especially ones where you have to strike a pose and stand still like a statue for one minute. Freaks out so many people.
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Yes it was world pillow fight day! They happened all over the world. The statue one sounds cool!