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How does ubiquitous Berkeley legend Zachary RunningWolf have the uncanny ability to be everywhere at once? We saw him twice last Friday, and not ’cause we were looking for him. He appeared once near the oak grove, and then later on the coattails of Critical Mass as they blasted their hippie bike radio down Telegraph Avenue. He eventually dropped a burning flag onto the middle of the street, causing a temporary safety hazard for confused drivers.
Don’t mind the blurry photo. We spent too much time shuffling for our camera phone to actually get Runningwolf or Critical Mass in the shot. Though we can tell you that we did hear a choir of “What’s that guy’s problem?” as bystanders watched the flag burn. And then, life moved on.
Comments:
Aug 13, 2008 at 11:45 pm
“The secret truth, he explains, is that the Illuminati and Masons are behind the idea to build on the site, because the grove is at the intersection of compass lines connecting the Haas School of Business (money) with Alcatraz (state violence) and the Lawrence Berkeley lab that gave America nukes.” — The Economist on Zachary RunningWolf
Aug 14, 2008 at 9:09 am
i thought conspiracy theories were mostly made by over-fanatical thirteen-year-olds reading a combination of too much ficton/nonfiction.
is this guy serious?
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Aug 13, 2008 at 1:30 pm
What he should have been doing was collecting signatures for his mayoral run. The fool only got 18 sigs, and 20 were required, so he’s been disqualified from the race.
And you should check the video on youtube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Li6cXgei4dU
There’s a homeless guy now living on the median strip, and he’s got OCD and is constantly drumming and hitting a cow bell, and it is annoying the tree sit support crew. Watch the end of the video and laugh at the irony as Runningwolf complains that the police will not come and take away a guy living in the oak grove 24/7, and how the guy is annoying him and the other tree sit people.