Michelle & Safire Find Mooninite LEDs in San Francisco

by Scott Beale on February 17, 2007 · 6 comments

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Prior to all of the chaos, Michelle Clay and Safire found two of the Ignignot (Mooninite Marauders) LED signs in San Francisco, similar to those that terrorized the innocent citizens of Boston. Here’s Michelle’s story and Safire’s story, of how two “5ft girls with 10ft sticks found Mooninite LEDs in SF”.

Rumor has it that a third one was discovered in San Francisco as well. Has anyone located any of the other 400 or so LED signs in other cities, aside from those “found” by the Boston Police Department?

UPDATE 1: Jonathan Lassoff is the person who recently found the third LED sign, an Err, in San Francisco.

UPDATE 2: The three San Francisco Mooninite LEDs join forces at dorkbot-sf #32.

photo credit: Michelle Clay & Safire

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1 Chris Tucker February 18, 2007 at 12:51 am

Oh, you LUCKY ladies!

I would lease my soul to Satan for one of those Inignokt light boards!

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2 Michelle February 18, 2007 at 7:40 pm

Eddie said that his friend, Jof, found one as well. Safire and I can’t wait to meet him at DorkbotSF #32 on Monday.

I wasn’t going to do t-shirts, but my friend wanted one, so here they are:
“5 ft. Girls with 10 ft. Sticks find Mooninite LEDs!”
“honey… don’t make me a sweater, make me a Mooninite LED!”

I think we should bring together everyone who has found one and throw a party.
Wait, I just posted that to my blog:
Mooninite Party in SF!

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