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My Many Flavored Cuts:

My fellow sides of beef:

Bitter Old Punk - Slinging the liquor to all who will tip, and even some who won't, because corporate policy demands it.
Boobs, Injuries, and Dr. Pepper - Southern Haha. Oh, like it matters. Look -- boobs!
Cadet Spiff's Deep Space Log - Richard, you ignorant slut. You know how I know you're a nerd?...
Clublife - I sometimes work as a bouncer. I'll bet this guy could kick my ass, too.
Defective Yeti - Seattle's not such a bad place after all. Maybe the rain makes you funny.
Devin Townsend - Go. Listen. Learn to love. Stop asking so many damned questions.
Dooce - The fairy godmother of the blog world.
Falling Sky - It's Jon, my favorite British person. There's real flavor here.
Jason Mulgrew - It never fails: I'm having a bipolar day, and someone bipolar makes me laugh. Fucker.
Monalicious - Boston will never seem cold to me as long as this woman's there.
Pretty Helmet - Elizabeth in the Ham
Something Positive - One of the best cartoons ever. Funny, mean, and touching, usually within a single word.
The Broken English - Highly recommended in the fight against chlamydia. Not for children over three foot eight, or lactating women.
The Sneeze - Home of 'Steve, Don't Eat It!' Enough said.
Wade on Birmingham - Someday, Wade will be under Birmingham. Or over it.
Wade un Birmingham - Non-Birmingham, presumably non-American Idol, non-boring, non-badly written
Waiting with Bated Breath - Not just for kids, Trix tastes great and is less filling.
Warren Ellis - Writer of stuff. Crotchety. Smokes a lot, so we like him.

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When you go in for a job interview, I think a good thing to ask is if they ever press charges.

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City Stages: All I have to say:

14 June 2006 | This is Idiocy

…is in the latest issue of Birmingham Weekly, out on stands now. This is the annual official guide to City Stages (or, as I’ve taken to calling it, a reminder of what we used to listen to), in which I write about the local musicians fortunate enough to have an opportunity to melt in front of crowds of three to fifteen. This year’s lucky victims of my mangled short plugs: Caddle, Bloodlet Signature, The Shame Idols and Kiss Me at the Gate, among others.

Go, pick up a copy. You can always put it to use later when you need to wrap your dishes next time you move.

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Or read it online. Hahahahahaha — just kidding.

Kiss Me at the Gate made it onto my Stages mix CD.

Comment by Wade — 14 June 2006 #
You say that as though I’m the credited webmaster for the Birmingham Weekly.

Goddamn, you never miss an opportunity to plug, do you?

Comment by kenn — 14 June 2006 #
I learned from the best. Then I learned from you.

I’m still mixed up.

Comment by Wade — 14 June 2006 #

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