Photos | Microphone madness at Defcon 2008
A group of 22 people, including 4 men and a teen boy named Jeff M, stand around a microphone during day 3 of Defcon 2008, sporting hats, t-shirts, and footwear. The crowd eagerly awaits a group performance indoors while accessories like necklaces and wristwatches add to the excitement.
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