December 8, 2011
Tonight I’m heading out with the Chillmaster for a few drinks at the International Bar. Four words says it all, “Why the fuck not?”
Another rainy, chilly-ass night in New York. This weather has been rotten lately. I think I'd prefer snow.
Okay, through the magic of the internet you're spared a subway ride that was a lot drier than it is here in the East Village. Let's get to the Chillmaster's, I'm wet outside and dry on the inside.
At first I was a little worried when I saw the Chillmaster window closed, but a quick knock and...
I'm inside with the Chillmaster who is well stocked for the night. We have a few pre-International Hennesy's...
And then it's time to hit the road.
It's cold out, so Gumby's got the fur action going on.
After a cold and rainy walk up 1st Avenue, we finally make it to the International Bar.
Ahh, it's great in here, one of the darkest bars in town.
And Eric was there at the bar. We got drinks and relocated up to the front window seats.
Three stooges at International Bar.
The windows were steaming up from the cold and Eddie the doorman was drawing something on the front door.
I'm going to title this: "How much is that doggie in the window?"
Meanwhile Eric and the Chillmaster are hanging back in our area of the bar.
The Chillmaster points out we've got our own blank canvas of a window.
And this is our message for this Thursday: "Chill!" Goodnight and see you tomorrow after dark.
Further Reading: The post that started it all: EV Grieve.
(Surprise link, click on it...I dare you!)
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Cardboard Box Man Mutation Sighting by Spike!
Spike sent in this latest CBBM mutation sighting along with the following words of wisdom: "Bathroom at boom boom room in standard hotel (work event I swear!). He's kinda goofy looking, maybe hoping we will drop our guard. Never I say! We must always be vigilant!" I agree! Thanks, Spike!
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Leo The Barge Cat Needs A New Home!
If you live in New York and are a cat lover, a cat that was rescued from a barge last summer needs a new home. The story is over at EV Grieve right here: Leo Needs a New Home.



