….and the unseasonable warmth shall soothe your soul, son.
Hey y’all. Sorry, I was just talking to a patient.
Y’all ever do that shit?
Sometimes when someone is calling me, I’ll deliberately be in the middle of saying some provocative shit like "..and she broke the glass over your head just like that?? On the plane??….Hello, James speaking." It’s pretty funny the depths we (I) will sink to in our (my) never ending quest to amuse ourselves.
Rolling down the river, if I may…
Thanks to all the heads who rolled through on Saturday night to Desmond’s Tavern and packed the place. I really appreciate the support and you guys came out and supported. We are collectively thankful for having good friends and/or fans who appreciate what we do -really, thank you guys. While that was the last show of 2006 (barring unforeseen fame), please stay tuned for more info on us playing bigger and better venues in 2007 (wow that feels scary to write). Like somewhere in between Satelite and MSG.
Also, we are hard at work on our new album (possible titles include "Yeah, Nah", "….And Now This?" and "Number 2.") due out on July 4th. We should have a video for the lead single "Drinking On A Tuesday" at least a couple of months in advance of that though. It should be quite labor-intensive and serious in the Chronikill studio over the next few months. On the other hand, sometimes we just get reeeeeeeeealy high and record ourselves making silly noises.
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As the holiday season approaches, I’ve been bombarded with a number of commercials for Kay (Kaye?) Jewelers who remind us that "every kiss begins with kay (kaye?)." Nice sentiment.
Don’t mind me for founding Bee Jewelers and using the slogan "every blowjob begins with bee."
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In the wake of the tragic shooting of a 23-yr old groom to be in Queens, isn’t it refreshing that the Benetton-esque ethnic composition of the offending officers may, for once, allow all citizens who see their rights trampled by our cities killer cops on a daily basis to band together under the same umbrella. Usually the larger issues at hand (the haves vs. the have-nots, the prison industrial complex, mandatory minimums, I could fucking go on and on and on) are lost as the public foolishly falls into the tired white/black argument instead of focusing on trying to make a change. Unified against the police, we have the power to demand a change to the "blue wall of silence" culture that has existed for too long in the NYPD. Divided we have a bunch of confused angry people sharing anecdotal evidence.
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I’mma be in Philadelphia for at least part of this weekend, attending this boxing match with a couple of the homies. I wrote a scathing expose on Philadelphia roughly 15 months ago and I’m sure (in the tradition of my observations being both absolute and timeless) it is still accurate. My plan is to make a huge drunken fuss of myself with Yard Ale and then eat mad cheese steaks.
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I recently read "Animal Farm." I don’t know why I hadn’t read it before, but it was real good. Like you would expect a classic to be. How is that for descriptive. I tried to reread 1984, and it annoyed the hell out of me, however I found Animal Farm to be refreshing in it’s simple "quick read" nature. My only complaint is that I find it unrealistic that animals can talk to each other.
I’m almost done with "On The Road" another classic that I never read for reasons unknown. I enjoying that book as well, although I have a couple of issues with the dialog and slang of the day. If I was there, those kids would have stepped up their talking game big time. It was also amusing to read that famous quote about hanging out with mad people and roman candles and whatnot. Half the people that would like to think that quote has some deep relevance to their unique outlook on life are the types who have never even broke night and are probably shook to go out past 8 on a week night. I’m just saying, the term "mad" is mad relative, I suppose.
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There were a couple of other things I wanted to mention, but my memory fails me. Have an issue you want me to write about, holler at me in the comments. Hope all is well with you kiddies, I’ll catch you in the streets.