Glad that Safeway knows to put the important things, beer, butter and cheese, in the same aisle. Rarely have to venture out.
Glad that Safeway knows to put the important things, beer, butter and cheese, in the same aisle. Rarely have to venture out.
Portland’s definitely spoiling me in the beer department. #portland #beer #roguebrewery #deadguyale (Taken with Instagram)
Jesus christ. Moving from a three-bedroom house to a one-bedroom house while also working and trying to meet deadlines is the most stressful thing I have attempted to do in years.
FRIENDS: I promise to be human again after this week is over.
Last night I went to a local doom metal show. The show was supposed to start at 9, but I had a late dinner and showed up around 9:30. When I walked in, a band was doing their sound check, so I sat down at the bar and ordered a beer from the tiny blonde bartender who looked like she could be Dee from It’s Alway’s Sunny’s twin sister.
It occurred to me that I had no idea which band was playing first or, for that matter, if I had missed the first band altogether when I was at dinner. I called the bartender over and our conversation went something like this:
Me: Hi, I was wondering—has the first band already played?
Dee’s Twin: What?
Me: Um, the show, has it already started?
Dee’s Twin: (points to the stage and musters her most condescending voice) Oh, honey, they’re just doing a sound check right now.
At this point, she walked off, leaving me tremendously confused and lacking an answer to my original question. Then it hit me: THE BITCH THOUGHT I DIDN’T KNOW THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A SOUND CHECK AND AN ACTUAL LIVE SET.
It seemed rude to throw my tall boy at her, so I did the only thing that made sense: I sat at the bar, laughing uproariously, sealing her preconceived notions about me.
Oh, and the show ruled.