ALISON- it's for the church over by my house and the only put it up about a month ago

hello all! i have a new cell phone number - 264-3218. i also have a new land line - 433-3480. so yes...don't call the old numbers.

shit sorry. maybe you'd like to edit that or something Paras. thanks.
go team

sweeeeet i'll definitely try to make it - that'll be waiting in the lineup for King Kong

new Go! Team? from their myspace bulletin

Hey dudes and dudettes, got no plans this wednesday? WRONG! Comedy jam wednesday the 14th over at the comic strip. Both myself and Leif will be doing a stand-up comedy set, it should be absolutely in-bleeping-credible. If you'd like to attend, it's at 8pm sharp and the Comic Strip (comedy only, no stripping) is on Bourbon Street (the WEM one, not the wet one). Say you're there for your good friend Matty Lisac (or Leif I suppose) and free tickets will be your reward. Free comedy! It's like hanging out with your creepy uncle!

it's a church tower / cellphone antenna

taylor, perhaps you'd like to field this one.

uh, some questions for all you benders:

what the heck is the gigantic phallic symbol/rocket/tower thing sticking way up into the sky as you drive westwards down the whitemud towards terwillegar drive? Why have I never seen it before November/December, and where on earth is it? it's huge.

Wage slave tomorrow! Good luck everyone!

This ought to come in handy: How to Stand In for the Doctor:

Step 8 - The most crucial part of the visit has arrived - the pronouncement of the diagnosis. Look grave and serious, this will produce a moment of anxiety critical to success because you are actually going to give a survivable diagnosis. State in an unwavering voice: “You have a condition known as Todd.” If the patient looks bewildered, or even worse, laughs at you, then you may have failed. Do not give up. Turn the tables. Taunt the patient: “You have not heard of people getting Todd? Wow… where have you been?” Snicker. Then look grave and serious again.