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have a great fucking time. i hate my life.

dude you don't count, we do dinner all the time... next!

I've been thinking recently about conducting some sort of Skank Foodies family event such that we gather and either prepare a meal or do it up pot luck stylez...thoughts on this??

thanks for all the love everybody. it was the shot of scotch that got me in the end in case you were wondering

one buffalo, one chicago and one beeeeeeeeer

fuck iceland. muuuuuuum and bjork can both shrivel up. although I did hear that reindeer is quite tasty...

awesome!

thanks folks! I made a resolution that this was the last birthday I'm actually going to get older...364 days until I turn 28!!

good luck to you!! nice meeting you on the weekend...

hey y'all...going to see a great indie rock band from NYC tonight at the horseshoe called Asobi Seksu. Here's what Allmusic has to say about them... Bearing a hyper-stylized and glitzy graphic design sense, a pretty and petite Japanese female singer who sings alternately in Japanese and English, and a band name with a hint of nod-and-a-wink naughtiness (it's claimed to be a Tokyo-based slang term that means "playful sex"), Asobi Seksu comes across like the latest Japanese import, the newest in a long line of ironic Shibuya-kei indie pop artists following Puffy AmiYumi, Cibo Matto, or Pizzicato Five. In fact, the quartet is based out of New York City, and besides the heavy Japanese pop influences, Asobi Seksu bears comparison both to the British shoegazer bands of the early '90s (My Bloody Valentine in particular) and to New York guitar noise acts ranging from Sonic Youth to Yo La Tengo. Singer and keyboardist Yuki Chikudate, guitarist James Hanna, bassist Glenn Waldman, and drummer Keith Hopkin formed Asobi Seksu in late 2001, self-releasing their self-titled debut album the following year. Garnering a strong local buzz at a time when the New York club scene was hot again following the success of the Strokes and Interpol, Asobi Seksu came to the attention of the indie Friendly Fire Records, which reissued Asobi Seksu with new cover art in 2004. The album's single, "I'm Happy But You Don't Like Me," raised the band's college radio and online profile; that song and two others from the album, "Sooner" and "Walk on the Moon," were placed in the indie film In Between Days, which won a special jury prize at the 2006 Sundance Film Festival. and here is a Link to their myspace page to hear what they sound like...I recommend the track "Thursday" (don't pay attention to the track playing when you get there, it's a remix and is not indicative of their style at all) Tickets are $8.50 (a STEAL!) and doors at 9... see you there?? word. Bdunn

how many bottles deep do you think he was?

here here! was nice to have met you and mrs. mouse on friday happy bday sir!

bullshit

1. the Smiths - Strangeways, here we come 2. My Morning Jacket - Z 3. Built To Spill - You in Reverse 4. Asobi Seksu - Citrus 5. Sonic Youth - Dirty

Awesome! this album was my first foray into electronic music back in 93...what a great disc! god bless alex patterson!

that offer goes for you too chris...