Something clever.
I learned from Jay yesterday that Andy and Katie got engaged about a month back. I sent Andy a congratulatory text message, to which I received no reply so maybe Jay was just screwing with me.
But according to Jay, Andy and Katie have yet to set a date and are shooting for late 2009. So the 2009 wedding total is now Gerrit on June 20 followed by me on June 27 followed by Andy TBA.
Here’s my mutation from Spore’s Creature Creator. His name’s Ducknut because he has a bill and is a bit of a ducking nut.
The annual Columbus community festival, or Comfest, is this weekend and Weather.com calls for rain on Saturday, the festival’s most highly-attended day.
Tiffany and I planned on shooting down there on Saturday afternoon for a beer and some junk food and people watching. Baumann, Derrick and Jay both asked me if I were going already. But with the high probability of rain and the fact that I don’t live withing walking distance to the event anymore, I’m not so sure we’re going to make it. Without having a home base, the experience can be a pain in the ass.
If you’re not gonna be able to attend the annual Lebowski Fest July 11-12 in Louisville, Ky., you can instead take The Dude and Walter home with you. Literally.
Amazon is selling them both. Walter is $19.99 and The Dude is $29.99. Not sure why The Dude is $10.00 more. He must come with a rug.
Joe Rogan is one of my biggest fans.
No really.
He’s went out of his way to befriend me online. He must have really liked the stories…
The Columbus Alive named Gaunt’s Krytonite the best Columbus album of the last 30 years. My colleague and former intern Chris Deville compiled the top 100 entries.
I’ve never heard the album, so I’m going to have to get my hands on it. Other notable albums on the list (i.e. bands I’ve hard of) are Earwig’s Perfect Past Tense at no. 8, Howlin’ Maggie’s Honeysuckle Strange at no. 17, O.A.R.’s The Wanderer at no. 23 and Watershed’s The More It Hurts, The More It Works at no. 69.
Bands not appearing on the list are Red Wanting Blue, The Pike Band and House of Cards.
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