<div class="floatleft">(http://i.imgur.com/7DlWgbd.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Liam Vang<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Near the bar and then further in.<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Antonio, Who so ever is present<br/><strong>Content:</strong>Challenge, musician stuff, dancing<br/><strong>Wearing:</strong>Something that evokes the styles of Elvira and Marilyn Manson<br/><hr/><br/>Liam partook of the nearby refreshments and kept looking at peoples costumes. Briefly he took out of Antonio and jokingly shouted "Hey! Are you trying to start a costume war with me?! Just wait 'til next October!" He let out another high pitched giggle after issuing the challenge and turned his attention elsewhere. While it was true that he would go out of his away to make sure he outdid anyone who came close to mirroring or eclipsing his fabulousness on Halloween, these words were never meant to be ones of spite. The lithe male downed a couple drinks and then closed his eyes. Liam listened to the song that was currently playing to see if he could pick out the chords. It was something he often did whenever music was playing, mostly as a test of his own musicianship. His fingers moved as if he were playing an air guitar. Once he felt he had a good enough handle on the track, he began grooving, following the cadence with his body. This was also a part of that process of picking a part of the song for him.<br/><br/>So with that, he opened his eyes and made his way to wherever he could groove more readily and began to move to the music. Even if he wasn't the focus of attention or the object of a lovely lady's attention, he was going to make damn sure he had a good time. So he let the track guide his every movement. Liam simply seemed to enjoy moving to music whether he was actually dancing or not. Some who witnessed him actually perform might even say he treated his instruments as if they were his dance partners as much as the implements through which he channeled his creative endeavors. He stopped only occasionally to make sure his make up was not smearing.