The truth about Chicken John...
Chicken doesn't even remember me from this incident, but that won't protect him from my well- planned vengeance.
Part I:
When I was the assistant concierge at an upscale hotel in Chicago which I will not name for legal reasons, Chicken and his literary entourage came through on a tour in which they were promoting a book and CD set of children's music that chicken had published through an Atlanta GA company which, for legal reasons I will not name. Chicken's publication was called 'P is for Possum'.
Right away, I knew this going to be trouble. The entourage booked a whole floor of the hotel under the name 'Dr. Allcome' and hired 2 ex-KGB agents as security guards. The passage of Chicken John back and forth to limousines and the elevator was several times announced by the unfolding of a huge enclosed curtain corridor which was a golden mustard color. We were instructed that this was to be done only during daylight hours according to Chicken's contract, and that he didn't want to see the curtain at all between sunset and sunrise, during which we were to avoid eye contact. We were instructed that if we ever had any reason to address Chicken John, we were to call him 'Dr. Allcome' in the lobby and 'Mr. Chicken John Sir' on the floor he was occupying.
Chicken doesn't even remember me from this incident, but that won't protect him from my well- planned vengeance.
Part I:
When I was the assistant concierge at an upscale hotel in Chicago which I will not name for legal reasons, Chicken and his literary entourage came through on a tour in which they were promoting a book and CD set of children's music that chicken had published through an Atlanta GA company which, for legal reasons I will not name. Chicken's publication was called 'P is for Possum'.
Right away, I knew this going to be trouble. The entourage booked a whole floor of the hotel under the name 'Dr. Allcome' and hired 2 ex-KGB agents as security guards. The passage of Chicken John back and forth to limousines and the elevator was several times announced by the unfolding of a huge enclosed curtain corridor which was a golden mustard color. We were instructed that this was to be done only during daylight hours according to Chicken's contract, and that he didn't want to see the curtain at all between sunset and sunrise, during which we were to avoid eye contact. We were instructed that if we ever had any reason to address Chicken John, we were to call him 'Dr. Allcome' in the lobby and 'Mr. Chicken John Sir' on the floor he was occupying.
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We had checked every possible aspect of Chicken's floor #14 to assure that the hotel would be in compliance with the contract. As specifically stated in said contract, all fan correspondence which had arrived at the publishing company was flown overnight and immediately double-screened first by hotel security and then by the 2 KGB guys who had arrived 2 days earlier, so that everything would be displayed in Chicken's balcony suite according to the color scheme of the Feng Shui bagua. We double-checked with Chicken's staff to assure that he really wanted a room with a hallway door in the south wall. He did. Nonetheless, he would later complain about not getting enough sunlight on the balcony... among other things.
When Chicken actually arrived in the suite, I had to follow him, carrying a ferocious male opossum named 'St. Jerome', for which a special enclosure had been prepared in one of the suite closets. I was repeatedly clawed and bitten as Chicken kept shouting at me to 'relax!'. Chicken said that St. Jerome only clawed and bit people who acted nervous.
As soon as Chicken entered the room, he began stomping around grabbing the numerous sweaters his fans had exquisitely knit for him in his precise size and threw them off the balcony into the heated hotel pool. It was tragic. The saddest part was when he paused to look at one which had a perfectly proportioned green silhouette of the state of New Jersey on the front and a New Jersey flag and state motto on the back. He smiled for a second and said 'wow... I'd look GREAT in this' without a detectable hint of sarcasm, and then quickly lit it on fire before throwing it into the pool, 13 storeys below. -
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Mon, June 13, 2005 - 1:50 PMMore later. I'm too upset to think about it for a while. -
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Mon, June 13, 2005 - 3:10 PMIs it too soon after his departure to let the strippers start distributing the free drugs?
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Mon, June 13, 2005 - 3:26 PMThe New Jersey State Motto:
"PCB's. They're not just for breakfast anymore."
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"New Jersey. A whiff of things to come."
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Mon, June 13, 2005 - 3:58 PMPart III:
The minute we thought everyone was finally settled in, Chicken found out that the floor below his was the 12th floor and he practically shit his pants. He said that he wouldn't stay on the 13th floor just because we were calling it the 14th. He said that until we had some other floor cleared out for him and his people, he would be 'getting his money's worth', and began striking all fragile surfaces of the assigned floor with not one but two enormous claw hammers. He was wearing thick insulated rubber gloves, so he didn't pass any current while he reduced lamps, chandeliers and air conditioning units to showers of debris.
We had to inconveniently re-book everyone on the 12th floor (we decided to avoid letting Chicken even pass the 13th floor on an elevator... you know... just in case). The 12th floor inhabitants included an olympic gold medalist and a Nobel prize winner. Whate we eventually did with them was to put them up in another hotel at our own expense due to the obvious volatility of having them further involved with the Chicken John issue. The last part of the process was to persuade Chicken that everything was at last ready for him.
At that point, he went into the elevators and pried the '14' buttons off the consoles and only then announced he was going to give our hotel a second chance.
That night the contract specified that Chicken's entourage all be served double portions of pacific lobster dinner. Weather prevented the pacific lobsters from being flown in in a timely manner and it was decided that we would serve atlantic lobster dinners instead.
This didn't go over well. Chicken said he would fire anyone who even touched these lobsters. He then went around to all their rooms and flushed the lobsters down the toilets. This jammed the plumbing and caused the entire 12th floor with sewage and seafood, which also seeped down into the 11th floor.
We had no choice but to move everyone to the '15th' floor...
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Tue, June 14, 2005 - 11:01 PMChicken John doesn't have fans, Josh, never has, never will.
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Mon, June 13, 2005 - 4:54 PM"... without a detectable hint of sarcasm... "
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Mon, June 13, 2005 - 5:36 PMPart IV:
The rest of the night was thankfully uneventful, probably due to the fact that even Chicken was too exhausted to make more trouble for us. The KGB guys stripseached the maid assigned to Chicken's floor, but she miraculously (?) didn't file any kind of a complaint.
Early the next day Chicken was sent to book stores and/or schools to play his songs and read from his book. When he was loading back in to the hotel, we had eleventy-billion angry phone messages from anyone you can imagine might be even remotely involved with the book/CD/tour. We didn't get a chance to give them to Chicken. About halfway between the limo and the elevator, he 'tripped on something' and tore through his own curtain, falling onto the lobby floor. We don't know that he was drunk, but the last even he had attended was only about 5 minutes away, so he must have been in almost the same condition at that event. He stumbled to one of the other elevators, stopping only to accuse me of sabotaging his curtain apparatus because, he said 'you hate kids and you hate what I'm doing for them.' His agent happened to be there and suggested that we not bother him again unless absolutely necessary.
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Mon, June 13, 2005 - 5:40 PMPart V:
After keeping things as quiet for Chicken as we could, for about 3 hours, we got a call from Chicken, but it was from someone else's room on a different floor. We didn't ask why. He was demanding that we bring him 100 lottery tickets, because he saw on TV that the jackpot was at a record high. We brought them to the room he had called from and didn't see any signs of the rightful occupant. Something smelled as if it were burning in there.
Tractor tires maybe?
About 10 minutes later, the valet came in and told us there were torn up lottery tickets showing down on the parking lot.
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Mon, June 13, 2005 - 5:43 PMHas the massive exodus from this tribe begun yet? Anyone watching the numbers? I'll stay, but just because I am polite.
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Tue, June 14, 2005 - 12:48 AMThe membership has gone up since the close. I guess this makes the Odeon better dead than alive.
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Tue, June 14, 2005 - 11:41 AMPart VI:
In an effort to distract Chicken from the lottery, the senior concierge decided to send Chicken a massage on the house. The reasoning was that for the cost of sending a masseur, we could possibly keep Chicken lying face down for half an hour, which would probably be safer and cheaper than letting him go about his established pattern of activity. If all went well, he might even fall asleep and give his entourage and the hotel staff a chance to start better covering his ass for various things.
The masseur we sent was a short, bald, muscular guy named Bobby who I understand had lived in some kind of Catholic monastery for about 10 years before marrying an Arab girl. He was quiet and attentive, but radiated an air of benevolent male heterosexual energy. We used Bobby a lot and he was good.
My boss simply called Chicken's room and told him his massage was ready, vaguely implying that Chicken might have ordered the massage himself. Bobby went up the stairs. He almost always went up the stairs. He hated elevators.
Not five minutes passed before Bobby emerged from one of the elevators. We noticed this. He said 'You can talk to me tomorrow.' and walked out into the parking lot. In the middle of Bobby's sentence the desk phone began ringing. We waited the few seconds until Bobby was out of earshot before answering it.
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Tue, June 14, 2005 - 11:56 AMum... what about St.Jerome? what happend to him?
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Tue, June 14, 2005 - 1:28 PM> um... what about St.Jerome? what happend to him?
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Tue, June 14, 2005 - 2:55 PM>>aww geeze josh...
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Tue, June 14, 2005 - 3:58 PMPart VII:
Maybe we should have been relieved that the call from Chicken's room wasn't another demand for lottery tickets, but I think we had learned by now not to feel relieved by any kind of contact from Chicken. He demanded to see the concierge in his room immediately. My told me to stay with the desk clerks until he got back; that he had a funny feeling that Chicken would be on the way down as he was on his way up.
Sure enough, just enough time passed that my boss and Chicken might have been able to talk when Chicken emerged into the lobby alone. The desk clerks were still trying to sew up the curtain thing, which Chicken kicked at, even though the Sun was not due to set for 11 minutes and said 'get that fucking thing out of my sight!'.
He came over to the desk and told me that he and my boss had agreed that he could go get a massage somewhere else. he then pressed 'void' on one of the cash registers and removed what I can only estimate as a few hundred dollars. I didn't stop him because I figured that being responsible for this cash loss at this point might be a best-case scenario; at least Chicken would probably be leaving the building for a while. In fact he basically bolted for the door and straight o his limo, which was waiting.
A call came from Chicken's room. It was the senior concierge.
'Where is Chicken John? I just got here and there's no sign of him!'
'He's just left.' I half-lied, since th limo was not moving.
'Shit. Said my boss. Either we'll all get fired for this guy or we all deserve a bonus. Especially the maids.' He hung up abruptly.
Chicken stepped out of the limo. He was shouting at the chauffer, who I think was also shouting back at him. Chicken slammed the limo door and pounded on the car roof with his fist while the limo began to ease forward without him, away from the entrance to the hotel. Chicken ran to the street and got quickly into a cab which seemed to have been awaiting the outcome of the limo dispute.
The cab sped off just before the concierge reappeared.
'Josh- how much cash did he get?'
'I don't know. Hopefully enough to "conclude" his massage, so he'll stay away for a while. How did you know?'
'I was feeling optimistic.'
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Tue, June 14, 2005 - 4:19 PM...zzzzz...zzzzzzzzzz...zzzzzzzzzzzzzz..Josh yer faintly fable is "SHEeesh".....spinning into a mini-series.
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Tue, June 14, 2005 - 9:11 PMPart VIII:
Chicken was back in under an hour, but not in a cab. He was driving a golf cart bearing the emblem of a nearby country club. All four wheels and much of the body of the cart were spattered with mud and gravel. The upper frame was streaked with chlorophyll and there were a few twigs and leaves from a large deciduous tree stuck into some of the mud spattered on one side of the cart.
With Chicken on the golf cart were two petite feminine figures in white. I don't know whether it was deliberate, but Chicken parked the cart halfway through the open automatic doors at the front of the hotel lobby. He and the two passengers quickly jumped out onto the floor. The automatic doors caught one side of the cart and pushed it about a foot and a half to the right, smearing the floor underneath even more thoroughly with mud, gravel, and plant debris before contacting the other door. The two doors squeezed the cart impotently for a second and then opened up again. Chicken seemed to notice none of this until his guests pointed it out to him.
He turned around and gave a quick 'huh!' when the doors closed on the cart again, then started walking toward the elevators again.
The two KGB guys arrived in the lobby simultaneously via 2 different elevators and walked toward Chicken. Chicken told his guests to stay with the guards until he called to have them come upstairs. Then he got in an elevator and the doors closed.
Now that I could see the guests better, I began to worry even more about this situation. They were both bleached blondes wearing polyvinyl chloride nurses uniforms with very short skirts. They were both smoking clove cigarettes, although I can't honestly be sure that either of them was more than 12 years old. they were speaking to each other in a language I think was Russian. One had incredibly bad teeth. The other had teeth so perfect they had to be fake; not like the real-looking fake ones people get, but like the way-too-perfect ones that people get when there is no 'original' set of teeth to model from. She also had a badly crooked nose that suggested breakage from different angles on separate occasions.
One of the guards, the one without a moustache, interrupted their conversation. I don't know what it was about because they were all speaking Russian. An elevator door opened and that guy stepped in front of the open doors abruptly. Everybody began shouting and pointing fingers at each other. Hotel security just stood and watched, since they really had no training or experience to guide them with whatever was happening.
I was really worried that someone might get hurt, or, worse, that Chicken might suddenly make his presence felt again. Fortunately, neither thing happened. I'm still not sure what the issue with the Russians was or how what next happened settled things, but they settled.
The girl with the bad teeth squatted on the floor in front of the elevator and urinated. Everyone stopped shouting. The guards shook their heads, nodded at each other and walked away like nothing had happened in the first place.
The girls got in the elevator and the door closed. Just then Chicken called and asked to have his guests sent up.
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Wed, June 15, 2005 - 12:45 PMI want those several minutes of my life back.
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Wed, June 15, 2005 - 2:34 PMI am just happy opossums are finally being cast in positive roles. -
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Wed, June 15, 2005 - 4:36 PMPart IX:
Again, I was looking forward to not hearing from or about Chicken for at least a few minutes (hopefully) since the girls were ont their way to his room for what I guess was that massage we had promised him.
I seized the opportunity to convene with most of the hotel staff to take stock of the remaining situation.
One thing we agreed needed to be handled as soon as possible was the question of St. Jerome's whereabouts. We had all assumed that Chicken's entourage had the opossum situation handled when Chicken went out to sign books and play his children's songs. But it turns out that no one brought an opossumand that the children (and other important people) had all been very disappointed by this.
Someone remembered that St. Jerome had at least been moved down to the 12th floor, which was now (also like the '14th' floor and part of the 11th floor) unoccupied until further noticed.
We hypothesized that if he wasn't in Chicken's room on the 15th floor (we were pretty sure he wasn't) he might still be on the 12th floor. I told everyone I would look into it and that I would meet again in half an hour to discuss the other issues.
I was about to head up to the 12th floor when one of the KGB guys, the one with the moustache, pulled me aside and played something I quickly understood to be a direct bug line to Chicken's room. I only heard 2 things: some kind of muted movie theme music I didn't quite recognize and Chicken bawling like only a grown man can. I almost laughed, but it was really overwhelmingly sad... and weird. The KGB guy furrowed his brow poignantly. I almost thought he would cry, too.
Were the 2 'nurses' in Chicken's room right now?
Did this have something to do with them?
No. (Thank God!) they both came out the elevator laughing hysterically and hanging on each other. The one with the crooked nose laughed so hard her upper dental plate popped out, but she quickly popped it back in and continued to held it in place while she laughed. The girls continued to laugh as they left the building.
WTF was going on up there?
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Wed, June 15, 2005 - 5:47 PM"P is for Opossum"
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Wed, June 15, 2005 - 7:50 PMPart X:
I told the moustache guy that whatever was up with Chicken, it was really none of my business unless it had some effect on other people and that I didn't have time for this crap, since I had to go find St Jerome. He nodded and stood there listening to Chicken continuing to cry while I went to the 12th floor.
When I got to the 12th floor, there was a legal notice on the wall my boss hadn't bothered to mention before he'd left for the day. Apparently the publishing company and the hotel's insurance company were in some kind of cooperation which would not allow me to enter any of the rooms. Everything was taped off, as if the stench of sewage and rotting lobster wouldn't have been enough of a deterrent for anyone not looking for an opossum.
I headed down the hall toward what had been Chicken's suite, but
Laurie from hotel security caught up with me and told me I could enter the rooms in the morning when the claims people returned. She said I could be prosecuted for going into the rooms. I wasn't going to risk that for Chicken or for an opossum that, assuming he was there at all, would probably just bite me again and give me some horrible infection. I headed back to the lobby.
When I got there, Chicken was already there standing about 10 feet away from the desk shouting incoherently at the desk clerks. Something about brown M&M's in a candy assortment they'd sent to cheer him up. Under one arm was a stack of bibles I think he had removed from the rooms on his floor.
One clerk looked paralyzed. The other said 'We are sorry and we have apologized, Mr. Chicken John, Sir'.
'That's Dr. Allcome down here you dickhead!', shouted Chicken. He began throwing the bibles over the top of the desk. Both clerks ducked, but Chicken jumped in the air and drove one bible at a downward angle over the desk. I could see from the side that it caught the more timid one of the two clerks almost square on the side of the head, shattering his hearing aid.
Suddenly noticing me, Chicken turned and said 'What are you looking at, asshole?'
I said 'I thought you might need me to go get you some more bibles, Dr. Allcome.'
He was suddenly quiet, and simply shoved me aside to get into the open elevator behind me.
I'm not sure what had snapped in Chicken or when, but I think it was between the crying and when I asked if he wanted more bibles.
When he shoved me aside, I somehow got the feeling that he was almost just going through the motions; that his morale had begun to crumble and he was, for some unknown reason, losing his will to be as difficult as possible.
The rest of the night was eerily uneventful. We kept checking with the moustache guy to make sure Chicken was 'OK', and apparently he was. Nonetheless, I knew that everyone was dreading to deal with the Chicken situation in the morning. -
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Thu, June 16, 2005 - 10:33 AM
****(lmAo!) ;-D
you guys are gonna make P my pants!
:::laughing *SO* hard:::
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Thu, June 16, 2005 - 10:34 AM(LMFAO!)
doh'!
....make *ME* P my pants! ;-D
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Thu, June 16, 2005 - 3:21 PMPart XI:
In the morning, Chicken was awake before anyone else on his floor, and spewing expletives as usual, but something was different. he was demanding a breakfast of Quaker Oats and a large can of V8 juice. Once they were delivered, Chicken was silent for over an hour. Later, the KGB guys told me he simply ate breakfast and then spent a long time at the rail, staring first down into the swimming pool, and then at the horizon.
I was focused on getting into the suite on the 12th floor as soon as the claims people arrived. Everyone else was focused on getting Chicken into the limo without incident and on schedule.
The claims people and the limo arrived at about the same time. People started asking about St. Jerome 'Where the fuck is our opossum, Josh?'; 'Haven't you found that opossum yet?';'You'll be in deep shit if Dr. Allcome gets into that limo without the opossum'; etc.
When the claims team lifted the tape, I bolted past them with a roll of duct tape in one hand and an empty steel trash can under the other arm, which was one of the smaller models. While waiting for the claims guys, I had poked a few holes in the lid with an ice pick.
Sure enough, there was St. Jerome in his cage, looking hungry and pissed-off. Since there was still no carrying cage provided, I opened the larger cage, grabbed St. Jerome by the tail and flung him bodily into the trash can. I sat on the can and taped the lid down, then ran a band of tape around the can lengthwaise while St. Jerome continued hissing and thrashing around.
I took the can to the lobby where everyone was standing around. Chicken was already in the limo, shouting at someone over a cellphone with the door open.
The rep from the publishing company asked 'How's our opossum?'
I said:'Hungry.'
'Aren't you going to feed him before his appearance?
'Maybe Dr, Allcome can feed him on the way.'
I shoved the trash can onto the limo seat next to Chicken and stood holding the limo door for anyone else who might be riding with Chicken and St Jerome. No takers. Chicken was still shouting, but louder now.
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Thu, June 16, 2005 - 5:33 PMAh, a happy ending!
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Thu, June 16, 2005 - 5:39 PMAlmost.
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Fri, June 17, 2005 - 8:33 AMDOn't say that, I live for these stories! -
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Fri, June 17, 2005 - 12:20 PM>>Everyone's happy it ended, right?
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Fri, June 17, 2005 - 6:03 PMPart XI:
The KGB guy with the moustache followed Chicken to the mall in a cab. I told the other one I'd be asleep in a maintenance closet at the back of the lobby, and that he wasn't to tell anyone where I was until Chicken was on the way back, or unless it was some (other) kind of emergency.
This was the first decent sleep I had had since Chicken's arrival. The claims people went about their business on floors 12 and '14' and everyone agreed that my presence would not be needed for a while.
I got a knock on the door late in the afternoon. It was the guy with no moustache. He said Chicken was on the way, but that he had been delayed by having to file a report with the Chicago police.
'What went wrong this time?' I asked.
'Dr. Allcome could not control the opossum. It escaped into the mall and is still missing. Appearances had to be made without it.'
'Was anyone hurt?'
'No... not as far as we know, yet. The opossum does not technically belong either to Dr. Allcome or to [the publishing company]. This is a problem.'
'At least it's not our problem, eh?'
'Maybe. If you had not handled the opossum yourself...'
'Shit.'
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Tue, June 21, 2005 - 10:49 AM¿ese es el fin de la historia? -
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Tue, June 21, 2005 - 11:32 AMNo. There's a bit more. I just want to make sure I include all the important details and omit the distractions. -
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Tue, June 21, 2005 - 11:49 AMoh... ok.
see...? I knew there was something missing.
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Tue, June 21, 2005 - 11:51 AMbtw: there's 3 more members in this tribe since the last time I looked.
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Tue, June 21, 2005 - 8:06 PMIn today's entertainment vacuum, this thread is almost as good at Bad Movie Night. Now that's the hot ticket! -
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Wed, June 22, 2005 - 1:14 AMEntertainment vacuum? Hell, I can't keep up! Went to 12 Galaxies, Doc's Clock, the Argus, and Amnesia and still missed two venues.
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Wed, June 22, 2005 - 12:16 PM>>Entertainment vacuum? Hell, I can't keep up! Went to 12 Galaxies, Doc's Clock, the Argus, and Amnesia and still missed two venues.
DK - What was happening last night?
Any show recommendations for this week or lifetime?
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