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2 Weeks Fast Time

Written by Trippe

Monday, 12 June 2006 18:25

Trippe saves up two weeks of blogness beer time in a 6MB form palette. This just might be my heaviest bloggy blog in terms of the amount of images. I was thinking of breaking it into parts, but frick that noise. I say over it and move forward. So here are people you don't know drinking beer and High Fiving!

Laura and Janean (god, that's spelled so wrong). Yasha was in town, so it was time to beer up with the best NY blogger friend lady.

Nothing like being drunk and excited about a band. Make everyone listen to them! Electrelane... I so wish I was at this show.

Chris is added to the friends who tend bar... I sound stoked or should be stoked, but I'm not. That shit's not good for productivity!

Yasha in a blogger stance

The night slowing down? Put your friends in a friend triangle!

and watch them start dancing. Nothing excites people like a human pile.

damn, Vanesa.

What happened in New York? Everyone's coming to SF for visits. Kari came out. Kari and Jessica.

Well, Kari had a bunch of art shows. She showed last Friday in Oakland at the Boontling with Chris Russell.

Kari Morris

I like her paintings

Kari and Chris

Chris's painting

Jessica and some 510!

Jacob Tillman. Kari on the DL.

Camille and Patrick Griffin

I heart Ego Park gallery in Oakland.

John Casey and I talk of Oakland politics... wait, I know nothing of Oakland. I do now though that the A's have cheap games on some Wednesdays.

Theo is alive and ... well, not so well, but he was out on a Friday night and can hold down a conversation! Glad you're doing ok, Theo... For those who don't know, Theo got jumped a couple weeks ago and was left for dead... For real. It was bad shit, but he doing good now.

Rock, Paper, Scissors.

boots!

Softball Sunday ends with Franklin in a wartime stance.

and I adjusted my bars on my whip... I didn't think I'd like it until I tried a friend's bike with flat bars. So comfortable. Mucho grande good good.

Ready to get down and dirty with some IPath when this lady comes in the office handing out free Giant's tickets... well, fuck.

No one else could go and even though I couldn't really go... Well, Mariah and I went. I made up my work from home. Oops on work for the day.

We had great seats but when it was clear that the Giants were to be destroyed by Florida, we opted for sunshine and our curiosity what it would be like to live as serfs in the nose bleeders.

The views of the bay were better than the views of the field.

Apparently not a popular place.

And then what's a game without some Red's?!

and their sweet patio?!

Sturgeon!

and then check out the ships at the Maritime Museum... Doesn't this remind you of a Chris Corrales piece?

Ol' time cars!

The strongest tug boat back in 1940. Fuckin awesome.

We dreamt of being on this ferry in 1920. So good. Can you imagine?!... I like to think there'd be a lot of swearing and spitting on the floor.

I heart boats... I mean christ, this is the who I'm named after. This shit is in my DNA.

and happy cats sunning themselves. :)

and buying nice news pants off guys hanging out at Specs. Best bar in SF!

But, seriously. You can't fuck with Tad's and the $11 meals of Ohio.

Tasty!

Meat!

seeing your friends play good music is also happy times. Fox Pause.

teresa and Miles

Tank Attack!

Bitch slap!

drink out of broken glass. tough!

Poker is on as of now. enjoy good times.

Richard drinking shitty beer is now and good times. santa claus!

winning at poker and buying your friends pitchers afterwards is good times and makes life smile all happy joy.

dressing your friends up like yourself is also good fun time of joy party!

saddest/ most perdy fucked up woman. may life be better to you.

like Miles and his guitar make for good life.

djing all IPod

Spider Friends at Lipo Lounge.

So great!

jessica

jesse and his IPods

Evacuee!

Check out this nice video clip Jeese shot.

perfect strangers

is there a tim back there?

perfect strangers part II

I so happy

Miles vs the drum kit

Jane

ninja tough!

I think the dirt on the cuff of the pants makes this photo. da?

RRRRRRR

america loves Bush and men named George. Well, not our America.

me and the Bigfoot at 111 Minna for the Lowcard party

ROughneck Johnny and Johnny

the Cookout

Sonny Phono

dance party 111 minna 2am

tina

perdy flowers and water. Does it get any better?

tim at softball sunday

red time after soft ball sunday

M.V.P.!

Rich, again with the shit beer?! You're to hold it down for the royalty in the blessed land!

bet that your friend can eat a plate of onions at 3am. it's fun times!

or not so fun times.

Hair! Eat some today! {moscomment}

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