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is not anywhere near a state of panic.
has a birthday coming up in five hours. Drinking will begin shortly.
has returned to Baltimore, which is really great. However, Eartha Kitt just died, which is really awful. It's a wash, I guess.
just departed Staunton, VA on a train headed to Charm City. I miss you, Baltimore! I'll never walk out on you again!
is drinking Guiness in Roanoke, VA with a genuine Irishman. Despite its difficulties, Life is a pretty sweet fruit.
is about to enter some serious Hard Times. If anyone has any extra cash, I'm willing to announce just about anything.
@georgiawtush GWAR may be the very best thing in the whole wide world. Take care of them!
thinks that woxy.com's Holiday Mixer may be the best thing about the season.
can wait. Your future can't.
is at Metro Gallery for the Secret Crush Society CD release party. They are in full effect & you should be here.
is still expecting you at Metro Gallery tonight for the Secret Crush Society show. Yes, you specifically.
will see you at the Metro Gallery on Saturday night.
is on the train to DC to return to work. Yes, it's 4:50 am.
Suck it, plebians!
is, thanks to Sisiter Midnight's media industry connections, about to watch a sneak preview of "The Strange Case Of Benjamin Button".
is back in Baltimore after driving five hours home and then back down to announce for DCRG. Your little pal is all tuckered out!
was fine with drinking a pitcher of beer at the bowling alley and then a 40 of Steel Reserve. The scotch, though, was too much.
scored a 40 on ten frames. I'm definitely drinking way more than my share of the beer.
has been duckpin bowling since then, of course. Which is way better.
is bowling for the first time since the end of basic training in San Antonio in 1998.