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ATP Attendee Says Bed Bugs Are Living All Over Them
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Billy Parker
Published Sep 20, 2008
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Those making the trek upstate this weekend to see My Bloody Valentine reunite at the All Tomorrow's Parties Festival might discover a bloody valentine of another sort in the hotel they'll be staying at--bed bugs! On a message board for the festival, a fan is trying to spread the word that Kutchers, the on-site hotel "has BED BUGS," they repeat, "BED BUGS." While many concert goers often hope to meet an additional guest to accompany their return from a live show, this warning makes it clear that "you DO NOT want to take (bed bugs) home." Readers, let us know if you hear of any other bed bug reports from ATP or if this is a case of delusional parasitosis.
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