"We were there this year and seriously the crowd were better and safer than I've ever seen there.
When they perform live, the addition of simplistic costumes and high-end lasers plays well to some seriously large crowds.
Lest we forget, it felt like disabled people were taking over the UK, with their sports taken seriously, huge crowds in the park and something new and positive in the air.
That soldier sent at least four shots into the crowd, seriously wounding two men who were carried immediately to the aid station inside the palace.
It could be catastrophic.' " Mike Veeck, who promotes minor league baseball, said that one vendor broke a hip but that no one else was seriously injured; the crowd was relatively nonviolent, although unruly.
Take the pro-primaries crowd seriously when they accept all these failings, and one other democratic deficit: the fact that as the wider world has embraced online pluralism, non-hierarchical organisation and the rest, British political parties have either failed to keep up (the Tories) or moved in the exact opposite direction (witness the Soviet-esque emasculation of the Labour party).
Fake fans, fake "likes" and fake reviews are some of the worst aspects of social media — or at least for those of us earnest enough to take user-generated content and the will of the crowd seriously.
Male Bonding, Bo Ningen, Cheveu, Gross Magic, Eagulls, Echo Lake and Wet Nuns played our very own Noisey stage at The Fleece, and I don't know if it was the music, but the olds in the crowd seriously misbehaved.
They take the threat of the tea party and the Palin crowd seriously enough to warn President Obama to off the wraps, knock off the make nice appeasement with the GOP, and go to the wall for a full jobs and economy remake.
Seriously?" she asks the crowd.
