New Morrissey Album Sneaksy Peaksy
I was luckily enough to get my hands on the new Morrissey Album a couple weeks early and thought I’d share with you some of the highlights. Instead of spoiling the album for you by doing the standard album critique, I thought I’d just give you a little taste of the record by pulling a notable quote from every track.
Track 1: “There is no love in modern life”
Track 2: “Life is nothing much to lose”
Track 3: “There is nothing I can do to make you mine”
Track 4: “Only stone and steel accept my love”
Track 5: “You’re gonna miss me when I’m gone”
Track 6: “ I have edged around this narrow ledge since the day I was born”
Track 7: “I was wasting my time trying to fall in love”
Track 8: “And when I die I want to go to hell”
Track 9: “The will to see you smile and belong has now gone”
Track 10: “Deformed, uninformed and hunchback”
Track 11: “and sorry will not bring my teen years back to me”
Track 12 “This might make you throw up in your bed: I’m ok by myself!”
Other than that, it’s pretty upbeat.
Posted by Marcello Kegley on 28. January 2009 Comment
In case you were wondering...
This is how Kyle and I view ourselves in the online world of Skate 2. PS3 owners get at us.
Posted by Baaaaaaarrns on 27. January 2009 Comment [1]
Los Angeles
Bright an early tomorrow morning I’ll be driving down to the City of Angels with my roommate fiancé who will be living down there for a few months for work. I’ve been busy all day getting ready and my to-do-list is almost done:
- Find the closest In N’ Out – CHECK
- Download a new playlist – CHECK
- Finish packing – CHECK
All that’s left to do now is talk Daina into filming our very own Sonic commercial, but I guess I’ll have 17+ hours to do that tomorrow.
Posted by Baaaaaaarrns on 19. January 2009 Comment [2]
Good Bye George!
Posted by Marcello Kegley on 19. January 2009 Comment
Reunited and it Feels so Good
I had a really good weekend. Friday night I decided to return to my roots with a little Everett reunion tour. Dirty Sanchez’s baby and baby momma were out of town, so I met up at his crib only to find J. Jones and Physco Mike.
After a few rounds of Newcastle and Jameson, we refilled the flask, and decided to hit the town. With Turners moving from it’s original location (RIP), we did the next logical choice and went to Emory’s on silver lake. Little did we know that esteemed Everett lounge singer Mo’ May was there tearing down the house.
Mo will be back in Everett on February 6th. You can probably bet were will be.
Posted by Marcello Kegley on 18. January 2009 Comment
Penis of the Week
As narcissistic as it may seem, there was only one real choice for top penis this week:
I went to Rome last spring and returned home with enough of these boxers to make sure I never have to wear a pair of Calvins again. They are super comfortable and a real confidence booster. I can’t wait to go back and get the apron.
By the way, we are now officially taking suggestions for POW, so if you got a good (big) one send it to anbarns@gmail.com
Posted by Marcello Kegley on 18. January 2009 Comment
Lunchbox Laboratory
I’m no connoisseur when it comes to food but I like to think I know where all the best spots for certain items are in the city. If I want a cuban sandwich, you can bet I’ll go to Paseo in Fremont, if I want a good muffin in the morning, I’ll head to Cinnamon Works in the Market, and up until last night, if I wanted a really good burger I’d head over to Redmill Burgers. Maybe it’s because an old roommates family owns it, but they do make a really good burger.
Then a few nights ago I got word from my older brother about The Lunchbox Laboratory in Ballard. I won’t go into too much detail but just know my burger had truffle mayo, you’ll spend a small fortune eating here (and won’t regret it), you’re better off getting a 1/4lb patty instead of the 1/2lb (I clearly got the 1/2lb), and you can get shakes made with Nutella. I’d write more but I’m still too full.
Lunchbox Laboratory
7302 15th Ave. N.W Ballard
206-706-3092
Posted by Baaaaaaarrns on 16. January 2009 Comment [1]
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