Marsupialized wrote:

steve wrote:

itchy mcgoo wrote:One of the kids, sporting a short, storm-toppled mohawk walked in, looked up (cause that's where music comes from), wiped his nose on his sleeve and said "Whoa. You like Joy Division."

Now it's raining very lightly.

...so begins another young boy's sexual awakening...

that's pretty much how it happened for me....except it was a port-o-potty at a Metallica show at Alpine Valley

My last name is Robinson, but I have been the recipient of exactly zero face-licks, tonsil assualts, boob-paws, panty-mauling crotch grinds, finger bangs, spit swaps, neck gnaws, bra invasions -or- hickeys today.




A dark day, indeed.


Marsup, has that scenario left you with dark fetishes that "normal" women look down upon? Like, a soft spot for Metallica, perhaps?

Anyone in Logan Square today? It looked like a very big bomb went off. Huge wall of gray wind slammed into us from the south. Everything was racing past my window sideways, including tree parts.

itchy mcgoo wrote:

Marsupialized wrote:

steve wrote:

itchy mcgoo wrote:One of the kids, sporting a short, storm-toppled mohawk walked in, looked up (cause that's where music comes from), wiped his nose on his sleeve and said "Whoa. You like Joy Division."

Now it's raining very lightly.

...so begins another young boy's sexual awakening...

that's pretty much how it happened for me....except it was a port-o-potty at a Metallica show at Alpine Valley

My last name is Robinson, but I have been the recipient of exactly zero face-licks, tonsil assualts, boob-paws, panty-mauling crotch grinds, finger bangs, spit swaps, neck gnaws, bra invasions -or- hickeys today.




A dark day, indeed.


Marsup, has that scenario left you with dark fetishes that "normal" women look down upon? Like, a soft spot for Metallica, perhaps?

theres about 15 good band names in your post there, Itchy

greg wrote:Anyone in Logan Square today? It looked like a very big bomb went off. Huge wall of gray wind slammed into us from the south. Everything was racing past my window sideways, including tree parts.

Yes!

I looked out one of my windows and saw a black cloud, which looked really good behind a row of graystones, so I grabbed my camera and went outside. Then it started pouring. From not raining to sheets of rain and high winds in under 10 seconds. I ran inside. Then half of a tree fell onto the ground I had been standing on moments before.

God protects fools...

Here we go again.

greg wrote:Here we go again.

I wish the weather was like this all day every day, I really do

This is great.
Was 90deg now, it's 70.

it was pretty wild in river north. the clouds were rolling in slowly and then all of the sudden [wham!] one big gust of wind came and then all hell broke loose...

like somebody else said, it was like being inside of a car wash...really really fucked up.

then the lightning storm came and i had an amazing view of lightning striking the top of the sears tower...

also, no flooding in my basement, so i'm cool.

andyk

When I got on the blue line downtown around 6: grey sky, no rain.

When we emerged into what is usually daylight after the Division stop: TOTAL CHAOS. Pitch black, thunder clapping, etc. When the doors opened at Damen a gust of wind blew in and soaked a bunch of middle aged women who loudly chortled and squealed so much so that I could hear it over my ipod.

When I got out at the western stop, I just decided fuck it, I'm going into the green eye for a drink. Place was totally packed with other people waiting out the storm. By the time I finished a beer the rain was died down enough that I could run home without ruining the electronics in my pockets.

For some reason this was all a lot of fun.

the hatch on my roof blew off.