ITEM: Stu out-decibels T-Bonk!

By Cacasodo -
Thanks for coming out, boyce. Too bad Masters Sweet, Trebor and Cosmic couldn't make it. I should have the tunes for you by the end of the weekend. We should try to do it more often. NickDub has a grad party jam coming up on the May 17th (or was it 18th?), so keep that in mind.

And good pool suggestion T-Bonk! I hadn't played since Brooklyn days. It was fun! Finally, the extra $2.50 ya'll paid for the room last night is going to $99 Fatcow hosting fee which just came due. Thank you for your pig patronage.

Comments

nick w. said…
If you can say "I got blisters on me fingers!," and have it be true means you put in a respectable effort.
10:53 AM, April 08, 2005
Cacasodo said…
Need some pics, Stu!
4:59 PM, April 08, 2005
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