Last night’s Celebration of Light

So you can imagine my surprise walking a good ladyfriend of mine home down Jervis Street last night when some douchebag in an Affliction shirt body checked me on purpose while his ten friends stared and then he tried to pick a fight by saying it was my fault. What do you think about that, guys and girls? Feel free to leave a comment.

If you missed the ‘works, check this out:

The finally was pretty stupendous…and I’m sure the Wizard of Oz theme appealed to all the friends of Dorothy (thanks AG)

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