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The Fire Hydrant Consipiracy by KC, Recaba Surrealism, Geonny Peonny
April 14th, 2008 5:33 PM
[Repost Note: EXCITEMENT! GLAMOUR! INTRIGUE! Due to circumstances, of the intended legal variety, this post was deleted. Due to circumstances, of the WE HAVE BALLS OF STEEL variety, this post has been reposted. Look at our Make The News completion for details.]
Today Jena came over and we decided that we wanted to make a little trouble. It is April Fool's day after all. We looked up some tasks and decided that this one would be perfect. We wanted to decorate 5 hydrants all in different ways. Being the only two members of the official List Club, we made a list of different styles of decoration.
Then we went to BART to pick up the wandering Geonny. Jena hid in the back and popped up to surprise him. He said he had expected it.
After gathering supplies and doing the appropriate prep work, we hit the town. The task specifies that it must be secret, so we went out in the dead of night.
The left side is before, the right side is after.
SUPER UPDATE: Some local blog mentioned us! And such drama! We're semi-famous among the many many readers of this illustrious blog!
Hydrant the First: The Bear
Lifespan: Two weeks and still kicking! I suppose he's too fierce to be messed with.

Hydrant the Second: The Contradiction
Lifespan: 6-7 days. Defeated by a strong wind.

A fire hydrant on fire!
Hydrant the Third: The Person
Lifespan: 2 weeks and a day! Though he lost his hat and wig and glasses (in a fight, probably) around 9-10 days. And, more surprising, someone not associated with Jena, Casey or Geonny has zipped up his jacket and retied his scarf. Due to the public outcry caused by this hydrant, Geonny removed the jacket and scarf this morning.
Hydrant the Fourth: The TP'd
Lifespan: 7-8 days. Defeated by the inherent weakness of toilet paper. Most of it just sort of disintegrated.

Hydrant the Fifth: The Present
Lifespan: 9-10 days. Unwrapped by a playful gardner.

There are more images that prove that this decoration was indeed aggressive (just look at those expressions! I've never seen more aggressive expressions!)
I was a little worried that there would be a fire and irate firefighters would have to undress the fire hydrants and meanwhile people would die. Jena was worried we'd get caught. Geonny thought we were both silly.
The final touch:
Today Jena came over and we decided that we wanted to make a little trouble. It is April Fool's day after all. We looked up some tasks and decided that this one would be perfect. We wanted to decorate 5 hydrants all in different ways. Being the only two members of the official List Club, we made a list of different styles of decoration.
Then we went to BART to pick up the wandering Geonny. Jena hid in the back and popped up to surprise him. He said he had expected it.
After gathering supplies and doing the appropriate prep work, we hit the town. The task specifies that it must be secret, so we went out in the dead of night.
The left side is before, the right side is after.
SUPER UPDATE: Some local blog mentioned us! And such drama! We're semi-famous among the many many readers of this illustrious blog!
Hydrant the First: The Bear
Lifespan: Two weeks and still kicking! I suppose he's too fierce to be messed with.

Hydrant the Second: The Contradiction
Lifespan: 6-7 days. Defeated by a strong wind.

A fire hydrant on fire!
Hydrant the Third: The Person
Lifespan: 2 weeks and a day! Though he lost his hat and wig and glasses (in a fight, probably) around 9-10 days. And, more surprising, someone not associated with Jena, Casey or Geonny has zipped up his jacket and retied his scarf. Due to the public outcry caused by this hydrant, Geonny removed the jacket and scarf this morning.

Hydrant the Fourth: The TP'd
Lifespan: 7-8 days. Defeated by the inherent weakness of toilet paper. Most of it just sort of disintegrated.

Hydrant the Fifth: The Present
Lifespan: 9-10 days. Unwrapped by a playful gardner.

There are more images that prove that this decoration was indeed aggressive (just look at those expressions! I've never seen more aggressive expressions!)
I was a little worried that there would be a fire and irate firefighters would have to undress the fire hydrants and meanwhile people would die. Jena was worried we'd get caught. Geonny thought we were both silly.
The final touch:

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posted by Recaba Surrealism on April 2nd, 2008 8:37 PM
Casey looks more constipated than aggressive. My face, on the other hand, is a chilling reminder of the terror I can unleash upon the Earth!
posted by SF0 Daemon on April 14th, 2008 6:51 AM
This proof was un-submitted - any comments before this one are from before the un-submit.
posted by TEA on April 14th, 2008 9:48 PM
"They vandalized the fire hydrandt. and they were hardly "kids" they were in their 30's."
HAHAHAHAHA. You aged!
posted by Adam on April 16th, 2008 1:20 AM
Hahah, that Claycord guy is a bit odd. Fancy being so nosy you know everything going on in your own town. I mean seriously?
Personally I hope he gets a sense of humor.
I don't know, Casey doesn't look that aggressive.