burun wrote:Steve!

Please play in that tournament so you can pants Richard Roeper.

Pretty please.

I will win, but you can all play.

MWilke wrote:Steve when is the charity NLHE tourney on the main stage ever going to happen at one of these things? (1/2 joking)

Did someone say charity NLHE tourney?

How about this one tomorrow night? ...with other local boldface names, if not Albini.

Visit http://acesuptourney.com

Ben

tommydski wrote:Heather already posted about this event here.

It looks amazing, same as every year!

Thanks for the link to Heather's post, I'd missed that.

MWilke wrote:I saw Peter Grosz credited for writing on Colbert's book. Does he write for the Colbert Report these days?

Yes, Pete Grosz is writing for Colbert. So is Peter Gwinn.

Steve Albini will appear at The Second City That Never Sleeps: Letters to Santa, a 24-hour music and comedy benefit. It runs from 7pm Dec. 4 to 7pm Dec. 5 at The Second City ETC, 1608 N. Wells St., Chicago.

Proceeds will provide holiday gifts for underprivileged kids. Other performers will ...

emmanuelle cunt wrote:

I thought this one was I Am The World Trade Center.

As for prejudices, why be merely lactose-intolerant when you can be generally intolerant?

Hello all,

On Halloween night, Steve Albini gave an entertaining interview onstage at Chicago comedy theater Second City . It was part of a taping for The Sound of Young America, an NPR radio show and podcast "about things that are awesome."

I am picturing of course Steve hopping around in an Ed ...

1. Schoolboy scores, schoolmarm snoops, schoolteacher suffers.

2. Spy has all the tools except his own memory.

3. Enormous visitor from afar proves loyal pal to lonely kid.

Quaint but potent: "It's nice to be important, but it's important to be nice."