November 13 2009
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To answer my boo Joanna’s question from earlier, remember this guy?   Believe it or not, but this guy was a sex symbol to mainstream women in the 80’s.
If you’re a pent-up woman, dudes like this and Pattinson represent a fun reprieve from the sacks of mashed potatoes they come home to every day.

It’s the whole “masculine enough to be a little rough in the sack, but gay enough to legitimately care about what that bitch Sarah did at work today and tell you things like “the love for you I have is eternally never-ending and it tears me apart”
Dig? Now come visit, please.

To answer my boo Joanna’s question from earlier, remember this guy? Believe it or not, but this guy was a sex symbol to mainstream women in the 80’s.

If you’re a pent-up woman, dudes like this and Pattinson represent a fun reprieve from the sacks of mashed potatoes they come home to every day.

It’s the whole “masculine enough to be a little rough in the sack, but gay enough to legitimately care about what that bitch Sarah did at work today and tell you things like “the love for you I have is eternally never-ending and it tears me apart”

Dig? Now come visit, please.

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November 11 2009
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NEVER FORGET.

NEVER FORGET.

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Notes from the Tuba Player

Dear 60-78% of the Internet,

I get it. You’re different.

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November 10 2009
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Just called in and spoke to this dashing gent on Tom Scharpling’s show.
I told him the story of how he hugged me at Warped Tour in 2002 while completely drenched in sweat. He laughed and told me that he was sorry, but he hopes I enjoyed it.

If things like this aren’t reason enough to tell your pals to follow me on here, I don’t know what else will.

#andrewwk

Just called in and spoke to this dashing gent on Tom Scharpling’s show.

I told him the story of how he hugged me at Warped Tour in 2002 while completely drenched in sweat. He laughed and told me that he was sorry, but he hopes I enjoyed it.

If things like this aren’t reason enough to tell your pals to follow me on here, I don’t know what else will.

#andrewwk

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I forgot this song existed until an hour ago.

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November 9 2009
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The 80's party is dead. Long live the 90's party.

(stream-of-conciousness rant. Sit tight.)

The 90’s ended almost a decade ago. Despite this fact, there seems to be a yearning to keep tight to the breast the idea of the 80’s party. “Decade” parties are generally a time to listen to fun music you don’t remember while dressed like pop culture footnotes from that specific time. While I am a huge fan of these events-parties in general, really-I do think the last…we’ll say 15 or so I’ve been to have absolutely phoned it in. Some would say that I’m reading too into this, and that I should stop banging my shoe on the table.

To them I say, “Bring on the 90’s parties.”

Yes friends, it’s time to celebrate our awkwardness and put the 80’s party out to pasture for a while. The 90’s party as we know it doesn’t reeeeeally exist yet. Where are the teeming masses, clad in grunge clothes, hammer pants, boyband outfits(overalls with one strap undone/frosted tips? I dunno)and brit school girl outfits?

It’s time, friends. In the immortal words of Jagged Edge, “We ain’t getting any younger, we might as well do it.”

The music would be 5 different kinds of amazing. Think about that set?

“This is how we do it” to “Ironic” to “Baby, when the lights go out” to “smells like teen spirit” to the “bro hymn tribute” to “too close” to “no diggity” to “that’s my baby daddy” to “it’s my life” to “sho nuff” to “genie in a bottle” to “tearin up my heart” to “money, cash, hoes” to “big pimpin” to “rosa parks” to “big poppa” to “mo money mo problems” to “plowed” to “baby got back” to “pepper” to “enter sandman” to “longview” to “buddy holly” to “1979” to “i’m only happy when it when it rains” to “one headlight” to ” steal my sunshine” to “vogue” to “gangster paradise” to “dammit” to “inside out” to “the next episode” to “hard knock life” to “notorious thugs” to “my love is the shhhh” to “shorty swing my way” to “flagpole sitta” to “save tonight” to “popular” to “nookie” to “rooster” to “jeremy” to “southtown” to “black hole sun” to “where it’s at” to “all over you” to “hold my hand” to “hold me, thrill me, kiss me, kill me” to “breakfast at tiffany’s” to “space lord” to “low” to “mmmbop” to “you get what you give” to “sex and candy” to “bawitdaba” to “my love(you’re never gonna get it)” to “rockerfeller skank” to “ball and chain” to anything Busta Rhymes put out to “sock it to me” to….well, you smell what I’m cooking.

All I’m say is, enough is enough, and it’s time for a change. Word to Owen Hart.

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November 7 2009
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It’s 72 degrees in Chicago on November 7th.

This is an accurate representation of the expression on my face.

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November 6 2009
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When a guy stands up and he’s using the n-word, I’m not offended because I know he’s not talking about me.
— Oprah (via molls)
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Because Knob Creek and I got buddy-buddy tonight.

Dear girl I know,

I’m crazy about you. Stupid crazy. Have been for years.

I’m fairly confident that if we lived in the same city, I’d wake up to you sleeping with your mouth wide open every day.

There’s a small chance that it’ll happen in the future, but I’d like you to know that I’d be down if you would. We’re both single and motivated. The world wouldn’t stand a chance. (That was me being naive.)

That’s it for now. Have a great Friday.

Aren’t crushes fun?

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