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I mean, it DOES leave a mess for the city- do you have to get a permit or anything?
I ask cause I'd like to do one here in London, but don't want to end up kicked out of the country!
I ask cause I'd like to do one here in London, but don't want to end up kicked out of the country!
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Re: what goes into setting up a pillow fight?
Tue, August 14, 2007 - 7:01 PMSome places require a permit...I would say if you're concerned, ask someone. if it's a public park, more than likely you wont have to have one. If there's a mess, I would say ask a few people to stay and clean, just so city officials know it's all in fun and that you're taking responsibility so they dont have to worry about people doing it. -
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Re: what goes into setting up a pillow fight?
Tue, December 4, 2007 - 7:44 AMI know that when they did it here in Philly at Love Park they asked everyone to hide their pillows in bags till the strike of 2 and then pillow fight! It was great. We all helped clean up after. By the time the cops had any idea it was way too late. The pillow fight spilled over into the fountain it was the most fun. I highly reccommend it.
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Re: what goes into setting up a pillow fight?
Mon, January 21, 2008 - 5:28 AMIn London the people who run Mobile Clubbing (www.mobile-clubbing.com) already organise an annual Pillow Fight Club. Normally around Christmas. I've been to the last 4 they did and I'm absolutely sure they didn't ask for any permits or anything.
I can't imagine you'd get kicked out of the country even if it did cause some trouble. Then again, does a Pillow Fight fall within the jurisdiction of these new Anti-Terror laws?
