#concers

Thing is if I was asked if England had any strange traditions or beliefs I would say no but if you were to ask why I through salt over my left shoulder twice a day or why I put conkers in the corners of my room desk and bed I would struggle to explain logically.

So i saw a Panic! At The Disco concert last night at Penn State Behrend. And that was awesome because Panic! And also because i was so close to the front. But i was right next to/behind the couple that was the most annoying dicks I've ever had to be near at a concert. Now if you've never been near the front a crowd at a concert, i will tell you, if you are within 4 feet of the railing holding us away from the stage, you will be crushed in by everyone around you. You can't control it, if someone moves forward that whole crowd moves forward because everyone is so close together. Its crazy but so fun because since everyone is so tightly packed, you are bound to be closer to the stage than if you weren't packed together. And of course Panic! has a lot of fangirls screaming their heads off about every last thing brendon does on stage (we had a chant of "take it off" going between a few songs until he finally flipped off the crowd and then took his shirt off after the next song). It is always really good fun. But anyways this couple were so incredibly annoying. First they brought a child with them that was maybe 10 years old, and made sure that kid was up against the railing (the most likely to be crushed zone) and then any time they got pushed into even a little bit, they shoved backwards really hard. And the one time that i got knocked into them, and they shoved me i auto responded and shoved back (im really used to mosh pits so when someone pushes me in a crowd i just rebound and push back without though at that point) and they turned around and were like "excuse me there is a fucking kid up here" and i just said sorry and that the crowd had pushed me into them. Then panic actually came on stage and the crowd rushed forwards even more and i was forced even closer to them. And so I'm singing and dancing and jumping along and screaming when things happened that were scream worthy (im one of the people who screams a lot at concerts when the boys on stage do cute things, which is often). And i have a really loud scream (actually i can be pretty damn loud to begin with though i rarely speak up and use my full voice ) and i use that because from that close to the stage, the people on stage actually can hear me. But after like a song or two, couple from hell starts to go "shut the fuck up" every time me or 1 of the 3 girls near me screams. And they start getting really agitated with all of us screaming at the end of songs. Eventually the girl of the couple turns to the boyfriend and goes "if she doesn't stop screaming im going to hit her" and then another song started to which naturally the entire group of girls im standing in screams. This continues for while where between each song this horrible couple complains about the screaming "shut the fuck up" "just listen to the damn music" etc. Eventually though the girl turns straight to me and says "will you just shut the fuck up and stop screaming? No one else is screaming like that (i had an entire group of girls screaming with me literally less than a foot away?) do you hear anyone else screaming like you are?" And because I don't take shit at concerts i turned to her and just said "why dont you just shut the fuck up? I have every right to be here too and yes i can hear a lot of girls screaming just like me". And she just looked so fucking pissed off and turned away and a girl from the group behind me just said "its alright shes just a bitch anyways". And so for the rest of the concert the annoying couple didnt say anything to me again and me and the other girls screamed as loud and as often as we wanted to. Honestly if i were anywhere that wasnt almost front row at a concert full of fangirls on a college campus i probably would have toned it down a bit when they asked, but in the situation my reaction to everything happening wasnt even unusual and they should have been expecting that, or /they/ could have extricated themselves from the situation if they found it to be somewhere they didnt want to be any longer