Seriously, was that reporter a fag?
I don't know but there are some FLP's (funny looking people)in that whole crowd. Maybe it's the angle but he looks a bit chesty.
Parking was easy. Met up with BillF on the way in and helped carry some signs. BillF is one of those guys that you meet in different cities and countries. He is just always there.
First time at WR for me and it was nothing I pictured. Very modern buildings, not the stodgy building I had pictured. Security to go in was outstanding. Of course, we could not get in. But it was interisting how even security and others were watching our efforts. Several uniformed soldiers were applauding some of our antics.
Then I saw a bunch of guys that I didn't recognize. Not Freepers I thought. I walked over to them and they started thanking ME. Holly Buckets, they were soldiers, etc. No, No, No, No, No, you don't get it, we are thanking YOU.
The creeps came up the other side of the street. Golly, they complain about gays? What nerve. Most seemed to be ladies of the night. They did their thing while their leader hid on a side street. Brave man huh.
They didn't stay long, maybe 45 minutes at most. They passed me on the corner and I chanted "Cut(I cleaned that up) and Run".
Overall, it was so good to see me fellow Freepers again after me not being able to get there for a year.
Driving home, and of course getting lost around the beltway for the 100th time, I had that feeling. You that have been to one of these know what it is. We have done something, something little, but SOMETHING that will make us a better society and world against the scumb that wants to tear it down.
Thank You Jim Robinson. Thank you Fellow Freepers.