holy moly. free drinks at b-bam t-shirts during the capitol hill art walk today….
not to mention pretty sweet art. never been, but i’m sure its gonna be legit.
on this fateful day of numbers
where the time will read 12:34:56 07/08/09
all i’ve got for you is a face
yeah, i forget where this was (on the hill)
yeah, i aint too impressed either
yeah, don’t worry about it
we got something good next week
cheers:
i love my ‘office’…
jeers:
do you ever just wake up thinking “god damn, i miss king cobra“
sometimes there is such a thing as too much fun, eh?
high five.
brooklyn based “experimental indie rock collective” the dirty projectors stopped by the hill for a show at chop suey last weekend. the six extremely attractive band members put on an amazing, high energy performance and the crowd ate up every moment of it. if you have not heard them yet for sure give them a listen and check out our pictures from the gig.
this happens once a month, yes we are slow, but we are finally addressing it. not gonna lie-i have eaten at quinn’s only twice in my life and i hold these passionate protesters as the reason i went in a second time….
(thanks to ryebread for the pix…)
right now happening on capitol hill: a protest outside of quinn’s against foie gras. we wont tell you our opinion or pick a side and just let you make your own decisions. so here’s a little something from both sides of the story:
if you want to learn more about what “foie gras” is check out there site stopforcefeeding.com. the site explains it as this: ““Foie gras,” literally fatty liver, is a disease marketed as a delicacy. It is the liver of a duck or goose who has been force fed to the point where his liver is over 10 times its normal size. Only male ducks are used, and females are discarded by the industry.”
the quinn’s staff put out watermelon and other snacks for the protesters and also donate 10% of all sales to a charity of choice every “foie gras friday” which happens the first friday of each month. this week the donation will be going to aids alliance. here are pictures of quinn’s rebuttal to the picketers:
ok, i know we said we wouldn’t take a side, but just a simple observation…
p.s. the protesters wore clothing from both hollister and adidas, two companies which have been under attack for there use of sweatshops.
p.s.s. support local business!
there ain’t no time like today to make this friendship official. do it here….
you’ll be happy you did.
you know you’ll be drinking somewhere…why not do it with us. the bigger this is the better it will be next time.
come on all you cap hill bloggers…help a sister out and re-post damnit!
