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holy shit

Thanks Rick! <3 Let us know what you think!

HEY RICK, THANKS FOR THE ADD
I HOPE YOU LIEK WHAT YOU HEAR

i'm too lazy to right side up it.

I'm co-producing this show - don't miss it! The Bad Things at ACT this Saturday March 28! 10pm doors, $12 adv/$15 door - cover includes beer & wine!

https://www.acttheatre.org/TicketsPlays/Play.aspx?prod=2199

This is the funhouse show. Don't forget to burn that DVD for me. Enjoy the record and thanks again
for everything

NoParticularStyleProductions presents The Warm Up-420 Pre Funk.

This goes down 4/19/09 at the Funhouse 206 5th ave north across the street
from the Space Needle next to McDonalds. 9pm. Doors open at 8pm.$6.


We have preforming live:

Lorenzo the First,
www.myspace.com/lorenzothefirst

The In and Outers
www.myspace.com/theinandouters

and JusWes.


This event is hosted by the One & Only Caped Mad Man of Seattle,

KingDRO
(even droppin a few new songs)

it was nice to see you. thank you for always welcoming me to your home.

Dark Avenue is a monthly night of live music and cabaret performance based on film noir and flavored with slinky, gritty 1940s style.

Every second Wednesday
at the FUNHOUSE 206 5th Ave N
Doors at 9, show starts at 10. $7

This month's show (FEB 11) features:

HANDS OF KALI - femme-fatale-style bellydance.
FUSCHIA FOXXX - naughty-vixen burlesque.
LONESOME SHACK - swampy ragtime music.
DJ DUBONNET - swanky ambiance and naughty blues on the ones & twos.
DIVA LE DEVIANT - dangerously delightful emcee.

Dark Avenue attendees are encouraged to dress the part and take part in the action. Fedoras, pinstripes, vintage cocktail dresses and thigh-high stockings are most welcome. Let your inner gumshoe or femme fatale come out to play for the evening.

Thinking about you and saying hi. I must be craving nachos or something.

thanks for adding the new page....

I love you man but not in that way. Hope to see you soon.
What will I do this Sat?

"Thus, we sit by the fire, and take hold on the
poles of the earth. This quasi omnipresence sup-
plies the imbecility of our condition. In one of
those celestial days, when heaven and earth meet
and adorn each other, it seems a poverty that we
can only spend it once..." ~Emerson