Post Show Banter >>>>

[sweetcell]

My only issue is she is worried I will impregnate her again...

we have technology that can deal with that.

for example, the pill.  or: ween.

[Dejecty-hatch lııllı|̲̅̅●̲̅̅|̲̅̅=̲̅̅|̲̅̅●̲̅̅|llıl]

Space, can you confirm if you've started wearing a pony tail at home yet?

I have not. How high or low do you recommend wearing the actual tail part?

Dude, full on man bun or you are not living life to the fullest
Photo documentation would be essential

or: ween.

? is that like aspirin is good birth control
or is that crafty speak for a snip snip

[sweetcell]

or: ween.

? is that like aspirin is good birth control
or is that crafty speak for a snip snip

as in, listening to ween = 0% of getting any = no pregnancy concerns.

[Yada]

or: ween.

? is that like aspirin is good birth control
or is that crafty speak for a snip snip

as in, listening to ween = 0% of getting any = no pregnancy concerns.

I beg to differ!

[Dejecty-hatch lııllı|̲̅̅●̲̅̅|̲̅̅=̲̅̅|̲̅̅●̲̅̅|llıl]

or: ween.

? is that like aspirin is good birth control
or is that crafty speak for a snip snip

as in, listening to ween = 0% of getting any = no pregnancy concerns.

I beg to differ!

There is even a ween dating site on Facebook
I can't confirm if yada started it tho...

[Space Freely]

or: ween.

? is that like aspirin is good birth control
or is that crafty speak for a snip snip

as in, listening to ween = 0% of getting any = no pregnancy concerns.

I beg to differ!

There is even a ween dating site on Facebook
I can't confirm if yada started it tho...

Likely started because weeners can't even get a date...

[Yada]

rumors  are that the David Byrne show is stellar!

[Cock Van Der Palm]

Seeing him Wednesday in Hershey.  Will report back.

rumors  are that the David Byrne show is stellar!

[Julian, Bespoke SEXPERT]

rumors  are that the David Byrne show is stellar!

The clips on Brooklyn Vegan make it look phenomenal.

[Space Freely]

Celebrity spotting at Black Cat Nada Surf show:

Beer/fashion icon and fellow upstate New Yorker Greg Engert was in the house. Greg was rocking a Tecate tallboy and a dark zip up hoodie. I was also rocking one of the same items.

I loved the show. 60 minute set of Let Go, 17 minute intermission, and 90 minute second set. My second favorite Black Cat show ever (#1 was DBT on the SRO tour), even ahead of Broken Social Scene. The sound still sucked and wish it had been at 9:30.

Oh, and if anybody finds my missing glove in the 14th Street corridor, PM me.

[ggw]

Who?

[hutch]

Who two

[Cock Van Der Palm]

So I saw the David Byrne show yesterday at the Hershey Theater.  I have mixed feelings.  The setlist and music is great.  Good mix of Talking Heads music in the set.  New songs really work well.  I'm not sure how I feel about the stage show.  (SPOILER ALERT)  Anyone who looked into the show is aware that the concept of the stage show is that the stage would be empty with the musicians moving around freely; no amps, monitors, instruments, etc.  At first I found it interesting and intriguing, however after a while it started to resemble a mix of a marching band (they had 6 percussionists) and a broadway musical.  Just to clarify, the musicians are on stage, but with wireless mics.  I kept asking myself if I would like it better with just a normal band playing on stage in the usual setup.  I still don't know the answer to that.  That being said, it was interesting and enjoyable, and I'll be seeing it again at MPP.

[Yada]

That being said, it was interesting and enjoyable, and I'll be seeing it again at MPP.

If you're willing to see it twice, then that speaks for itself!

[Space Freely]

Who?

If you live anywhere around the Mid-Atlantic and you care about beer – you already know who Greg Engert is. He’s the face and the voice of craft beer in the nation’s capital and a rising star nationally. While pursuing his masters at Georgetown University, Greg spent his evenings working at Washington DC’s legendary craft beer emporium, The Brickskeller,  where he quickly rose through the ranks while gleaning just about everything that he could about beer. In 2006, Greg was hired as the Beer Director for the Neighborhood Restaurant Group (NRG), a powerhouse organization that now oversees 18 restaurants, bars, and retail outlets, including beer-centric venues like the award-winning ChurchKey. In 2013, Greg–now a Managing Partner for the Neighborhood Restaurant Group–oversaw the opening of Bluejacket, Washington DC’s exciting new boutique brewery!