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Sunday, July 13, 2003
Fringe Fanatic
Apparently I'm not really good enough with my words to convey to you exactly how I felt or what a good time I had, so go to Annia's place to read a very good report on our Fringe Friday. It's hi-LAR-ious. Our day and her post. Too lazy to click and read another account of something you just read a day ago? Well, here are a few reasons why the trip may be worthwhile: - humping beatles - shooting pet store bunnies - falling horizontally - toilets and shit - Waterloo IS a hole - dead pigeons - O.D.-ing...on humour! - and finally, read proof that Annia and I were meant to be together My beef with the weather? The two days that I spend downtown/outside, the clouds rain and the winds blow. Today, when I'm stuck in the mall working, it's sunny and warm. Anyway, back to the Fringe for three more plays yesterday. What a wonderful way to soak in the culture of the T-dot. I love the Fringe Festival! incoheRANT, Eros at Breakfast and Simcoe Triangle. I can't wait to go back next year and get the Buddy Pass, 7 pairs of tickets for $88, or even 10 for $64. I'm too lazy to say anything about them right now, nevermind linking to their descriptions because I think you're too lazy to click and read about them anyway. Plus, the Fringe Festival is over in about 3 hours, so really...does it matter? I didn't think so. I love how the readership on this thing has dropped dramtically since the summer started. Maybe it's because I'm boring. Oh well, I suppose that means I can post whatever I want without having to worry about what everyone thinks. Funny, that was the intention when I first started here.... Anyhoo, with that being said, I'm pretty sure that one of my breasts is slightly smaller than the other. Nah, I'm positive. |
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