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SXSW: Photos in which everyone is wasted

I've decided to go ahead and post the photos I took in Austin, all of them primarily of people. Jon and I had not one extra minute the entire time we were there to walk around and take photos or discover the city. I saw the second batch of photos we took for the first time this afternoon and only then did I see that Jon had captured every moment of my public Drunk Dance Revolution. All of that madness started when George Oates said she would give me $50 to get up and dance on stage at the Google/Blogger party which is like offering a dog money to sniff another dog's butt. Also, the Reverend Dan Catt (also seen here) said he would get up on stage with me, and at one point he and I mimed every lyric to Michael Jackson's "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'." I actually remember that part.

Here is my full set of Austin photos.

Here are some of my favorites:

jon with swimming cap tom

the women heather.jpg

george and rev. dan catt The Letter O

derek and heather GEORGE!

jon and mena me and bill

03.15.2006 Daily, Photos comments closed

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