Hey Jonathan,
Yeah, wasn’t able to make the Flamingo Winnebago [pictured, below] or after-party at the Starlight…
Before you throw your hands up in exasperation let me explain. By the time the show (Painted Bride) came around was beer buzzed and sort of “ripe”. ie, hadn’t showered in about a week. Don’t think it would have been good to show up in that kind of condition. (Not necessarily “drunk”, far from it, but *way* too stale/body odor smelling. We can work out the cash advance return payment at a later date.)
Did see the “8-ball” guy on Sat. for about 4 or so hours. plan to do that next Sat/Sun. Have pics from the first one up at http://autoacne.blogspot.com. Plan to take more pics and some video. Will be a good comparison article between at least three of the performances for Phawker.com. Will send attachments etc. at a later date after the three performances.
Here is what I’m *still* hoping to see:
Little Girl Blue – Sept. 5 (Ethical Society) 7:30 p.m.
Flamingo/Winnebago – Sept 6-8 6p.m.
Man With No Will – (8-ball guy) City Hall
Sonic Dances – Sept. 8 (City Hall) 5:30 p.m.
Java Drama – Sept. 7-9 (various times)
Trad – Sept. 12-15 7 p.m.
Bad Hair – Sept. 13 9 p.m.
Claire – Sept. 12-15 9 p.m.
13 Lemonade Ave. Sept. 15 3 p.m.
Sorry to have let you down. Will do my best from here on out.
Allan Smithee
Allan,
Not cool, man. You are breaking the cardinal rule: When you commit to something you deliver it when you said you would. You owe me something good.
Jonathan
Jonathan,
agreed. will deliver.
Allan
Allan,
Your idea is brilliant. However, it’s still not cool that you didn’t bother to go the show because you were too drunk and smelled bad. Critics have to earn their stripes before they can get away with those kind of shenanigans. So as punishment I am running your icon extra large, even though you don’t like it because you think it makes you look gay.
Jonathan
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