Where’ve I been and what’ve I been up to? What the hell time is it, question-thirty? All you need to know is that I’m back in action, I smell like beer, lady parts, and a couple pairs of feet, and that I finally scored that big interview with Brian Dunkleman, the ONE TRUE host of American Idol. Unfortunately, it turns out that he’s barely as interesting as ASCAP night at the Basement, so I had to sell the shit to Nashville Cream for a cool six of Tecate. I know, right? I got such a buzz on that I decided to add some more pictures to the internet.
Here’s one of the chicks from the Clutters, all bragging about how some famous person thinks they’re really “garagey.” She said that after they were (mistakenly included) in an issue of Rolling Stone (like on the back page, probably) Chicken Ranch gave everybody in the band these special credit cards that make beer free on the east side. Check this out: I saw that bitch pay a dude to go buy one of those novelty cigarette lighters for the express purpose that she would then be able to set money on fire to light her smokes. Some people!
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Hey, that looks like monopoly money!
Whatever, as if you could buy a natty 24 with fake green.
Did you see that bitch in the newest US Weekly? She was getting out of a limo with Britney Spears, and they both mananged to flash their pantiless crotches for the cameras.
I certainly want none of a Doug crotch shot.
I'll have a Bud and a Guest List, please.
The Guest List Recipe (haiku):
10 ounces of rum.
YES, NO, YES with the drummer.
You are on the list.
Dear Taytyme,
You mention "ASCAP Night at The Basement" in your article. I heard that's a good place for somebody to get discovered and network with music industry professionals. Is that true? What other advice would give to an aspiring artist?
Sincerely,
Kenny Christmas
There is about to be an official taytyme theme song called "YES, NO, YES with the Drummer." Thank you, Man in Motion.
And Kenny, my advice is simple. YES, NO, NO Grimey and you'll be able to play at the Basement on a Tuesday night (early show). Pretty soon you'll be tea-bagging John Bruton and headlining the Mercy on a Thursday night!
Reading the phrase "tea-bagging John Bruton" resulted in an overwhelming wave of nausea. Besides, I hear he prefers piggy-back rides.
The last tyme someone NO, NO, YES'd Grimey, he moved across the river. So be careful he's not aimed at your neighborhood Kenny.
By the way, "YES, NO, YES with the Drummer" is sung to the tune of Wlico's "Heavy Metal Drummer."
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