bitchboi

People can be so paranoid about the city. I have a cousin that lives in the suburbs who refuses to visit because he thinks I live in a ghetto. He's told the rest of my family all sorts of ridiculous stories about Pilsen, scared my grandmother half to death. And I've seen more rats in the Loop than anywhere else.

I see rats in the subway a lot. Giant rats, and in the neighborhood around 47th and Damen there are HUGE rats, like the size of small dogs. I was helping my friend move some time ago, and we moved an old organ that he had in his garage, and a rat came out and ran across my shoes, i swear to god that damn thing brushed up against my knees it was so big.

its hard to resist the temptation of the metrosexual way

Okay good...You had me worried there for a second

Yes, I definitely wish you luck with a stripper. Went through one of those myself about 9 years ago. I was very inexperienced and fell hard. Got really burned. Spent a semester in a bottle of vodka. Surprisingly, i had very good grades that term. Anyway, she got knocked up by a married Marine a few months after she dumped me, ended up doing some porn from what i heard. I saw her about 2 years back and she looked horrible---fat and pasty, like she'd been floating in a septic tank for weeks. I had to laugh. It was good to have won in the end.

I haven't been here in a while, I like the L journal, very amusing.

hahahaha. Just sleep at work I use to do that on my break. Lack of sleep is very not good. Sleep is good m'kay

your old......hahahaha

Phantom just reminded me of my favorite guy in Jacksonville. If you drive down University BLVD, on a good day you will catch a glimpse of the strangest site. There is a man that rides his bike up and down that road wearing a Superman shirt (cape included) and camo pants. As if that's not good enough his bike has streamers and a flower basket on the front of it. The first time I saw him I almost crashed my car from laughing my ass off. I know he's probably not too mentally stable, but dear god how can you not laugh at that!

haha - was it the person who does the michael jackson routine on the mag. mile? all dressed in black and dancing with a milk crate...
almost as good as the guy who dresses like an indian from the village people (he's black and middle aged) that walks past our office every noon to go sell socks by the 90/94 on ramp....
new year's party would be awesome.. i think my friends are going to be laaaaaaaaaaame again this year.

[Edited on Dec 06, 2003 8:35PM]

cool. your back. i hope the move went well

It is all across the board...indie, electro, 80s, new wave, even hiphop. anything you can shake your ass to. check it out

Welcome back. I was starting to get worried! Missed you!

hey man, welcome back.
now i know at least one person will read my damn journal.

Good luck with the big move, and stroke kitty for me. Note my strenuous effort to avoid innuendo there.

hey!
you must report to me on how you liked
brassy & theSTART!!!

a bigger place is always nice....just sucks that you still have to go through all the moving crap for such a short distance....hope its all going well....

they were good songs, still proud of them, and with all the bad things that were going on in my life then, its nice thinking about all the nights we spent recording them...it was a good retreat from a lot of horrors....we only sold copies at shows, and a few in the local record shop....the few who bought them really liked it and that was a good feeling too....anyway, glad to hear everything is packed and ready to go....but i always hated the feeling of only piles of boxes in an apartment...always find excuses to leave a few mementos out until the last minute...glad it won't be a labor intensive process for you either....
oh, i added you to my friends list, put me on yours if you'd like....

[Edited on Nov 10, 2003 5:23PM]

sorry about the matrix spoilers!

new years in chicago rocks. i had the best new years ever last year. what will this year hold??

movers, surly bastards...