This past Friday night, Jim came over to our place for some pre show drinks. What show? A kick ass Nirvana cover band! Two dudes from Romeo Sex Fighter have this awesome band, and what made this awesome band even better, was paying 30 bucks to drink unlimited booze at the Brick Brewery. There was also pizza!
The turn out wasn't as good as I would have hoped for such a deal of a ticket, but our little group had a fucking blast singing/screaming along to every song, including Milk It, and danced around.
I cannot wait to see this band again.
Friday Night - We took it rather easy as Lauren came from North Bay, and we had to make the drive to Michigan the next morning. We hung out in our backyard, cooked some chicken kabobs on our fire pit thanks to a couple of our neighbours maple logs, and we ended up watching Lost Boys outside.
Saturday Night - Laura and I went to Michigan to visit Lauras Mom. It was a short visit but a really fun one. We went to some early Independence Day party that night, and ended up having a bunch of beerce on a pontoon boat in the middle of a lake watching fireworks and listening to some good tunes (Skid Row) and some not so good tunes (Godsmack). I don't have many pictures from this day, but I do have one of this gun rack that was in our room. I was truly in America.
Monday Night - We decided to cook up some ribs and shits and have some people over. Jeremy, Laura, Bones, Tara, Jim, Jess and I have some beerce and tunes and a bunch of food. We capped it off with a backyard screening of the Canadian classic Strange Brew!
| This is the last image I took of these, as they didnt last long enough once they were done to take a photo. |
| I caught Laura singing Transport is Arranged. It was a Pavement kind of patio last night. |
| Thrashin' trailer |
| "This movie is in 3B. 3 beers and it looks pretty good, eh" |
On Saturday afternoon, Jim, Jess and I hit up the new Evil Dead movie. To be honest it was average. I didnt mind it, but I by no means loved it. One of those movies where you watch it, but have no intention of watching it again or buying it. There was gore galore, but had no soul...ironically.
On the way home we found some weird comic shop that is set up in what looks like an old garage/storage unit. We walked in and were pretty blown away by how packed it was. I need to go back and score some of these GoreZone magazines.
After that I met up with Scotty at Beertown for some high priced beerce.
After that I met up with Scotty at Beertown for some high priced beerce.
During the new years party at the Serpentine Pad, a couple people went to the basement to jam out some GBV tunes...or at least tried to.
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After almost 2 weeks off, I am back to work. Far too tired to do a write up, but not too tired to tell a story through a series of images. Videos to follow later this week. Great times.







