Weekend Update!<\/b><\/p>\n
Mea culpa.<\/i> Yes, I haven’t posted in nearly a week. I know, I know… I’ve been busy – what can I tell you? It’s definitely been one of the more interesting weeks I’ve had in a while. So here’s what I’ve been up to…<\/p>\n
I feel weary. I feel…beery.<\/i> With the exception of the post-mortem meeting (which is Monday night), “Roadicide” is done. (For the moment, anyway – our fearless leader, Mike Alltop, will undoubtedly continue working on Rich Blankenship’s tale…who knows where it will lead?) Along the way, we had some fun, had a few drinks, met some really great people [ =) ], and hopefully gave a few people in the audience something to think about. Also, we apparently managed to piss off the manager at Chelsea Commons pub on 10th at 24th. I don’t know what we did, but this guy was watching us like we were lepers or something. Anyhoo, check out Ring of Fire’s<\/a> website for more aftermath. My personal thanks to everyone at HERE for their invaluable assistance.<\/p>\n “Put it on the band’s tab…”<\/i> Hmm…let’s see…good friend, cool band, booze…yep, that’s a pretty decent Friday night. I went with Darren up to Rockafella’s up in Glen Gardner (I think) to see Bedbug Eddie<\/a>, and help out a little with mic cables and the like. Fun stuff, although I was a bit more tired than I thought – when the lead singer walks up and starts singing 3 inches from your face, and you DON’T NOTICE, that’s a pretty clear sign you need sleep.<\/p>\n “If it weren’t for my horse, I wouldn’t have spent that year in college.”<\/i> Back in New Brunswick, Lewis Black<\/a> rocked The Stress Factory<\/a> once again. And once again, I don’t think I’ve ever laughed harder. His commentary on MTV (and especially Britney Spears’ Pepsi commercial) is classic. CLASSIC, I tell you! Catch his act when he’s in your area… (Sorry, Bry<\/a>, you’ll have to wait until January.)<\/p>\n