April 14, 2008

By Liverpool Street Station, I Stood Up And Sang

You might not be permitted to dance at the Jefferson Memorial in Washington, but London's Liverpool Street Station is definitely flashmob-friendly. The world's first-ever RickMob gathered there on Saturday... Groovy, baby:


According to the BBC: A British Transport Police spokeswoman said: "We monitored the incident. There were no problems, no arrests. They did what they had to do and then left."

[Hat-tip: Banditry]

14 Apr 2008 18:18:32 | Cool stuff

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