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A smashing good night

Submitted by The Masked Barfly on Sunday, 29 Jun 2008.

In my younger, larval days, I was known to frequent certain bars where a band who dared to play a displeasing song could expect to find a bottle flying their way.

But I wasn't expecting to experience a retro blast-from-the-past of glass-throwing in the plush environs of Mighty Mighty.

But there I was, working my way through MM's splendid new cocktail menu and enjoying the sci-fi electronica of Kazaam Blam, when suddenly an otherwise respectable looking young lady sitting nearby picked up a cocktail glass and hurled it at the space-suited Kazaam Blam frontman, breaking the visor of his costume.

A ripple of shock and furrowed brows spread across the dance floor. Who did this? And why? Was it an expression of rage against the synth? Was it a manifestation of extreme artistic differences? Or was it a clever stunt, carefully timed to happen in the last song?

The perpetrator was tracked down and the story came out - apparently she threw the glass because she thought the audience, not the band, was being boring.

Ah, in that case, the next time I visit Mighty Mighty, I will wear my bondage trousers and bring along a portrait of the Queen at which I shall flick the fingers. Oi.

# Submitted by MicheleConsalvo on Monday, 30 Jun 2008.

Geesh!

# Submitted by Frubakka (not verified) on Monday, 30 Jun 2008.

Mom?

# Submitted by MicheleConsalvo on Tuesday, 01 Jul 2008.

Son?

# Submitted by Tom on Monday, 30 Jun 2008.

And when the staff and the singer's brother were getting serious (it was assault, after all, and very dangerous), apparently the assailant's indignant reply was "You can't touch me! I'm a law student!!"

'Nuff said.

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