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Thursday,
July 27, 2006 at 15:50:44 (EDT) |
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But you can't have both
It worked so well last time, we're doing it all exactly the
same this time around! As you may recall, MOTICO played a
[BLISTERING/PUMMELING/MIND-BLOWING/LIFE- ALTERING/THOUGHT-PROVOKING/ADEQUATE]
set at DJ Mojo's birthday a few weeks ago. That was fun but
we were informed that only Jason really took advantage of
the Open Bar during our set. So to give you teetotalers another
chance to fill up on free PBR and cheap liquor, we're playing
another show during the 8-9PM Open Bar at Trash next Wednesday,
August 2nd. We'll be joined by the ever-rowdy Dirty Magazine,
who surely won't disappoint, either in performance or unhealthy
behavior.
It's a Wednesday, it's an open bar, Trash is air-conditioned
to an arctic degree. Dig it.
Wednesday, August 2, 2006
Rabbit Hole Wednesdays
DJ Mojo Presents
MOTICO 8pm
Dirty Magazine 9pm
The Trash Bar
256 Grand St. between Driggs and Roebling
Williamsburg, Brooklyn NY 11211
Open bar from 8-9 with $6 admission
Midnight til 4 is ladies night! $3 vodka (well) drinks for
the ladies!!
Late night drink specials: $3 PBRs and $6 Jack & back
(PBRs& shot of Jack Daniels) after 1 am!
http://www.motico.com/
Posted By Jimmy Legs
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Monday, July
24, 2006 at 16:30:29 (EDT) |
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I'm moanin' all the morning
Dear Buzz,
 I'm
sorry for the poor quality of the coffee I made this morning.
I'm not sure why it was so bad, but now that I'm in the office
and consuming this Flavia
stuff, I really the full extent of the inadequacy of my coffee-preparing
skills this morning. I don't know where it all went so wrong,
normally I get the measurements right, and the coffeemaker
seems to work fine. But something was way off: the coffee
was somehow both too weak and yet overly bitter at the same
time. It tasted strangely of soap, but I may have just gotten
too much soap in my mouth while in the shower earlier.
I'm not sure if you even had any of this sub-par coffee (somehow
I drank like two cups), but I apologize in any case. At this
point in my life I should know how to make coffee. While I
have been known to drink days-old coffee rather than make
a new pot, I really thought I had a handle on the process.
It's a major setback, yes, but I'll find the strength to go
on somehow.
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Wednesday,
July 19, 2006 at 10:46:28 (EDT) |
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The last man standing is saying bring
on a little bit more
  Yay,
the heat wave is over! Now that things are back to normal
I cna resume complaining about the usual stuff, like my commute.
Today when I got on the A train, there was a dude in one of
those fabric folding chairs, smack dab in the middle of the
car. As we rode along, he kept nodding off until he totally
fell asleep, looking like a suburbanite after a long Independence
Day at the Civic Center. The train wasn't super crowded so
nobody minded too much, but how did he know it wouldn't be
crowded?
  I've
seen people bring their own chairs on the train before, but
they're usually very compact so the people don't take up too
much space. A good rule of thumb is, if your chair is big
enough to have a cup-holder, then it's too big to use as auxillary
seating on the subway.
Of course, when I take my chair on the subway,
well, that's a completely different story.
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Wednesday,
July 05, 2006 at 11:13:09 (EDT) |
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So much for the afterglow
Kids celebrate on a small, long
island off the coast of Manhattan
Weekends like this past one make me question my otherwise
iron-clad work ethic. It seemed like everybody on the train
this morning felt the same way. And when we exited the station,
the sky opened up and dumped gallons of rain upon us. It's
been nearly 2 hours and I still haven't dried out. At least
the Fourth
of July wasn't besmirched by this Inconvenient-Truth weather.
I learned yesterday that college kids will refrain form moshing
when they're on top of a dubiously-maintained rooftop. However,
this will not stop them from tossing firecrackers and water
balloons at each other (and invariably, at innocent bystanders).
Nobody fell off the roof at least, although I had my eye on
a couple of troublemakers I wouldn't mind losing to the sidewalks
of The Shwick. The neighborhood, by the way, was replete with
illegal fireworks (zero tolerance policy, huh?) which made
the evening like a slightly safer version of a night in Tel
Aviv. Amazingly, the show (8 bands from 4 to 10pm) didn't
appear to get in trouble with the cops, and no lasting damage
seems to have taken place (aside from possible hearing damage).
The weekend was full of other firsts, including a last-minute
cookout in the backyard (I can't believe this is the first
one we managed to pull together), my
first trip to Webster Hall to see Lightning Bolt and Boredoms
(it's not that bad folks; I mean, I wouldn't go there unless
there was a real justification, but it'll do in a pinch).
Also of course there was the debut of M02C0,
the borg'ed up version of Motico. We are now 37% machine.
I think we pulled off the show pretty well, and there were
actually some people there which was heartening. Going on
first is always kinda hard but things went fairly smoothly
over all. Plus we learned we can fit most of our equipment
in a livery cab and still have room for groupies. And if I
really play pretend, I can imagine the cabbie is our personal
valet and the rusty Caprice we're riding around in is our
tour bus. An active fantasy life is necessary, especially
on days like today.
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