I Heart Obelisks
They were selling this at the concert that Brendan and I went to for more money than here. I picked one up for our apartment.
http://stores.musictoday.com/store/product.asp?dept%5Fid=553&pf%5Fid=WCAP13&band%5Fid=241&sfid=2
Tickets for their 9:30 Club shows (Feb 23 & 24) dont go on sale until mid January, I'll probably end up going. Sounds like they'll be recording the shows for a DVD. I'm cool. No lbs of Potatoes.
http://stores.musictoday.com/store/product.asp?dept%5Fid=553&pf%5Fid=WCAP13&band%5Fid=241&sfid=2
Tickets for their 9:30 Club shows (Feb 23 & 24) dont go on sale until mid January, I'll probably end up going. Sounds like they'll be recording the shows for a DVD. I'm cool. No lbs of Potatoes.
posted by Casey Jones at 8:04 AM
Infrequency and Indie Punching. Not Professionalism.
4 Comments:
Heeeeey, that IS sweet. Really, that's pretty cool, and good deal. Weird that tickets don't go on sale for awhile. They just keep touring, eh? Man those Wilcos sure like to play.
We'll see where my cash-for-tickets program stands in mid January.
This morning our VP is stalking around and breathing heavily and making me nervous. He's definitely been copping the "Just because it's the holidays doesn't mean you can't do any work!" attitude. He needs to relax. I'm doing what I usually do. There's less people here than usual, so more focus on walking into my office and asking me for things that I don't understand. I'll just go down to payroll and figure it out.
Oh, by the way, the ocean called, they're running out of waves o' babies.
Did you just register for GRE's and they told you when and where to go? The website is a bit confusing. Since it is on the computer can I take it anytime? Or is it like the SATs? Weirded out!?!?!?!
The regular GREs (not subject) are on computer, and I think you can take them any date. I don't remember how the website does it, but I do remember the website being craptastic, especially when you want to get your scores.
I took mine at the Univ of Delaware; I think the testing sites are generally at Universites, mine was actually in a classroom building. It's like, a receptionists desk and waiting room, and then a lil room with like 10 computers. I think you have to sign up for a time, like 9am or 1 pm. It's a lot of fun! You get to wear muffling earcovers, like you were taking a hearing test in 5th grade.
There appears to be a testing center in Columbia which is nice. Some random "Prometric Testing Center", sounds like "General Land Acquisition Corp." Now I just need the money........
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