Friday, August 08, 2008

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no time to post. mayyors show tonight. japanese bazaar this weekend. don't miss it. try the udon!

12 comments:

  1. Anonymous10:11 AM

    where is the funcastle?

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  2. Luigis by the slice, in the MARRS building, located at 20th and J Street.

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  3. Anonymous10:48 AM

    Luigi's is the Fun Garden, not the Funcastle, which is a house.

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  4. Anonymous11:25 AM

    I've been thinking that the Funcastle might want to change it's name.

    -miller

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  5. Anonymous11:28 AM

    funcastle's around 23rd and L -- look for the fun, more than the castle

    also there's a great early show at R5 tonight with Something's Wrong from North Carolina -- GREAT passionate catchy punk with powerful female vox -- makes me think of Crimpshrine and This is My Fist all rolled into one delightfully sloppy (goopy?) burrito. Also playing is X-Ray Press (Seattle) , Riot on Rosewood, and a band called Pipsqueak -- but not the old Sacramento one, this one is also from Seattle.

    Show starts at 7 will be done by 10, it's all ages and free but bring some dough for all the touring bands, 16th and Broadway.

    C

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  6. Anonymous11:50 AM

    From the shameless self-promotion dept:
    Hey. I'm having a Cd release par-tay this Sunday at the Java Lounge on 16th St. The English Singles and The Boyfriendz are also playing, and I think it will be pretty fun. They serve brew now! Anyway, it starts at eight if anybody wants to come. Thanks.
    -Jay

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  7. Anonymous2:07 PM

    Sando Alert:

    Candlelight, the new Viet/Chinese place on 21st St. by Pieces, serves Vietnamese sandwiches for $2.50! For some reason, they're not on the menu yet, so just ask.

    The bread is decent, not as dreamy as New Paris Bakery. They marinate the meat for a couple of days, and I thought the pork was pretty rocking. Mayo? Good thing it's one of my favorite condiments. Overall, pretty solid, and of course, great central location.

    Jed

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  8. Anonymous4:17 PM

    what is R5 on 16th and broadway?

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  9. Anonymous4:19 PM

    The old Tower Records.

    -miller

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  10. Anonymous4:54 PM

    Is it me, or is the Japanese Bazaar kind of overrated?

    I feel like a lot of frying/ watering down of food goes on there. As you suggested, I was excited to try the udon but after tripping over a few fat people with boxes of tempura, I left.

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  11. what's that called when someone posts something to flame comments? is it called flaming? yes? if so i think that last comment is flaming.

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  12. I find it to be so weirdly predictable that people who post anonymously will say something dicki-ish. The exception is Lauren, who last week signed a bitchy comment, which took chutzpah. It's weird because you could make up any old name. Overrated by who? Ebert and Roeper? Consumer Reports? That's such a stupid thing to say.

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