Tonight was pitcher perfect
Have to thank Petey for that one. He does more with a line than most people do with a blog present company included.
But must admit it summed up the night!
At South Side Louie's. Steamwhistle in a pitcher. Wings for appetizers. Fajitas with sizzlers for dinner after. Wood paneled walls. Soft music in the background. Lights mellow enough to make a candle smile. Cushioned booths. Sofas to lounge in. Waitresses who shimmy up like they read your thoughts. Imported drafts and an aged cider on tap. Along with Microbrews. This is the kind of place that become favorite watering holes. Actually I'd have to work really hard to find a fault in here.
We stopped by at a local comic store. Collector's editions along with Old ads from the twenties jostled pulp fiction from the 19'th century for our attention. They have a pretty comprehensive collection in here. If we weren't both so darn grown up we'd have been drooling all over the place. Spidey, Sin City, Fallen Angels, Phantom every darn comic series ever published seemed to be in there. If any of you are interested drop me a line and I'll go back and check. Actually please please give me an excuse to go in there once again :)
At Ammo we picked up March of the Penguins a used copy for 10 bucks, a boxed set containing a UMD (PSP version) and the DVD of Ghost in the Shell, Stand Alone Complex Episodes 1 through 5 for 29 bucks, and we rented Tsui Hark's Vampire Hunters and a french movie called Crazy.
We walked down to Queen Video. Over there I was showing Peter a DVD that had a bunch of skeletons rattling around outside their cupboard. The title read "Sex among the living dead'. Peter completely dead pan replied "No problem finding a boner in there eh?"
Man can you imagine living with the guy?
But must admit it summed up the night!
At South Side Louie's. Steamwhistle in a pitcher. Wings for appetizers. Fajitas with sizzlers for dinner after. Wood paneled walls. Soft music in the background. Lights mellow enough to make a candle smile. Cushioned booths. Sofas to lounge in. Waitresses who shimmy up like they read your thoughts. Imported drafts and an aged cider on tap. Along with Microbrews. This is the kind of place that become favorite watering holes. Actually I'd have to work really hard to find a fault in here.
We stopped by at a local comic store. Collector's editions along with Old ads from the twenties jostled pulp fiction from the 19'th century for our attention. They have a pretty comprehensive collection in here. If we weren't both so darn grown up we'd have been drooling all over the place. Spidey, Sin City, Fallen Angels, Phantom every darn comic series ever published seemed to be in there. If any of you are interested drop me a line and I'll go back and check. Actually please please give me an excuse to go in there once again :)
At Ammo we picked up March of the Penguins a used copy for 10 bucks, a boxed set containing a UMD (PSP version) and the DVD of Ghost in the Shell, Stand Alone Complex Episodes 1 through 5 for 29 bucks, and we rented Tsui Hark's Vampire Hunters and a french movie called Crazy.
We walked down to Queen Video. Over there I was showing Peter a DVD that had a bunch of skeletons rattling around outside their cupboard. The title read "Sex among the living dead'. Peter completely dead pan replied "No problem finding a boner in there eh?"
Man can you imagine living with the guy?
posted by Subash at 8:11 PM
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