Sticks not Rods @ NYE - Phish.net

Tuesday 12/07/2010 by Lemuria

Sticks Not Rods @ Nye

It's official. The heads of security at MSG and the DCU Center in Woosta reportedly have confirmed that thin glow sticks will be permitted at every single show of the New Year's run. Thick glow 'rods' may be confiscated, but Show Sticks are good to go - and 10% of the purchase price supports the Mockingbird Foundation.

2 comments - Link: http://phi.sh/x6ryy

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2010-12-07 3:10 pm, comment by jsriegler

very interesting, but cool. I think MSG does not even let you keep the caps from your water bottle.

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2010-12-07 4:12 pm, comment by GlowMe

don't forget that there is FREE SHIPPING for all NYE orders ... use promo code 5NYE2011 when you check out @ GlowStickWars.com!

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