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War Stories and Memories
Sometimes when I'm driving, mostly at night- towards the end of an eventful night... I recite the poem to myself. Funny how now it seems to be permanently engraved in my brain, yet at one point I was struggling to remember it ( Read more... ) -
Fawk..
So I didn't get the job at Red Lobster due to my tattoos. Yeahhhh...kinda sucks, a lot. The manager was extremely nice about it though, she said it was nothing personal. Actually she said that her brother's a tattoo artist and a piercer, but that it's just company rules. Which I guess I can understand. She did offer me a hostess position but it's ( Read more... ) -
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So Sage Francis is coming to town the 30th AND the 31st, so I'm looking forward to that! It'll definitely be Natalie and I, and hopefully Lu and Brandon, though it is doubtful. I'm not sure which one we're going to yet, probably DC since it's closer, makes more sense. I've never been to this venue though, in fact I've never even heard of it. Hope ( Read more... ) -
Summertime and the livin's easy...
Everything has been pretty chill since summer started. I'm not sure what really marked the beginning of summer for me, but it started ( Read more... ) -
FUCK NON PHIXION
"Treat the record label like a slut, then rape that bitch ( Read more... ) -
Le Tigre says to read these books...
This is mostly a note to self type thing.
Sisterhood is Powerful Edited by Robin Morgan ( Read more... ) -
Shows!
SAT. APR. 28
John Legend
@ Merriweather Post Pavilion • Columbia, MD
w/ Corinne Bailey Rae
6pm Gates.
Saturday May 5th
BROTHER ALI, Psalm One, OneBeLo, Pro and Reg & guest TBA
Doors at 9pm/ Show at 10pm- ALL AGES
Thursday May 17
AWOL ONE : JOSH MARTINEZ (ANTICON)
MORE TBA
9:00 PM DOORS - ALL AGES (8 bucks)
Wednesday May 30th
Sage Francis (with ( Read more... ) -
"Our word is our weapon"
It feels amazing to be rediscovering old talents, and taking them to a new level ( Read more... ) -
Novelist Kurt Vonnegut dies at 84
NEW YORK (AP) -- Kurt Vonnegut, the satirical novelist who captured the absurdity of war and questioned the advances of science in darkly humorous works such as "Slaughterhouse-Five" and "Cat's Cradle," died Wednesday. He was 84 ( Read more... )
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