© Warzer JaffA pedal-powered generator lies idle yesterday in a wet and snowy Zuccotti Park.
A sex fiend barged into a woman's tent and sexually assaulted her at around 6 a.m., said protesters, who chased him from the park.
"Pervert! Pervert! Get the f--k out!" said vigilante Occupiers, who never bothered to call the cops.
"They were shining flashlights in his face and yelling at him to leave," said a woman who called herself Leslie, but refused to give her real name.
She said that weeks earlier another woman was raped.
"We don't tell anyone," she said. "We handle it internally. I said too much already."
With temperatures in the low 30s and their gas-powered generators confiscated by the FDNY, protesters defiantly braved the cold as the occupation hit the 30-day mark.
"Bring on the snow," said New Jersey artist Chris Guerra, 27, at the welcome booth. "This is day 30, and I say bring it on. I'm not leaving until the sun dies or Jesus Christ returns."
The cold weather proved too much from some protesters. Medical staff at Zuccotti Park said that three people went to the hospital with cold-related ailments.
Some other diehard Wall Street haters spent the snow day protesting alleged civil-rights violations at City Hall and the rash of foreclosures in Jamaica, Queens.
Another reason to go home at night and come back in the morning. Why do they like camping out so much? Wouldn't their long term goals be better served clean and fresh for the day's protesting? It's getting cold out there. Why not just go home to a warm bed, snuggle up for the night and perhaps, dare I say, take turns for the morning shift? Different strokes for different folks don't cha know? Some are morning people, some are night owls, so why not take advantage of that simple fact?