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Jani Helle
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 23 ต.ค. 2006
West End Festival Parade 2013 Time-lapse
A time-lapse of the West End Festival Parade on Byres Road. Glasgow, Scotland. June 9th, 2013.
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Lostprophets DJ Set at Qudos
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A night of rocking dance, electro and drum 'n' bass from the lead singer of Lostprophets, Iain Watkins, at the Queen Margaret Union, following their gig in Glasgow yesterday. Are people chanting "very, very, very fucking good" or "here we, here we, here we fucking go"? Still haven't figured that out.
World AIDS Day Flashmob at Glasgow University
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A short video of a flashmob at Glasgow University on December 1st, 2009 to mark World AIDS Day. I missed the very beginning of the flashmob because I was taking photos of the flashmob at the same time from above.
Occupation Confusion
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Monday February 9th, 2009 At 13:13, the protesters are chanting "Free Free Palestine, Occupation is a Crime". At 13:59, the protesters announce that because other Universities have done it, Occupation of University buildings is a legitimate tactic. "Who want to occupy something?" (Proceed with occupation of Computing Science Building...) Slight perception problem... Bravo... I'm confused. Backg...
Headphone Disco @ QMU
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Glasgow University Freshers' Party 2008 Seriously, the coolest partay eva! Everyone has headphones, with 2 DJs playing 2 different tracks and everyone dancing and singing along to them! It's hilarious!
Ministry of Sound @ QMU
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A short clip of the Ministry of Sound Anthems Tour at the Queen Margaret Union as a part of Glasgow University's 2008 Freshers' Week [WARNING: THE VIDEO IS LOUD!]
A Night Of The Arts 2007
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Taiteiden Yö A Night Of The Arts Helsinki, Finland August 24th 2007
Poor confused dumb fuck. Let me end your confusion (i can't help you on the dumbfuckery end of things (sorry)) there is a bit of a difference between peaceful protesters occupying a venue to express their displeasure, and a military force occupying land. The first is a peaceful political action not subject to international treaty, the second is a violent military action subject to the codes of the Geneva convention. Not at all the same thing.
nice one
robin williams- legend!:D