Wheaties-bound.

Got to smoke in a Minneapolis bar tonight. I guess it was legal because I was on stage with Tim Slagle. Thanks for the comps, MacKinney! You hairy son-of-a-bitch. His personal press release below my post.

Got the kinks in the car hammered out, and Bismarck-bound tomorrow morning. Pray for me over the weekend, eh? Back on Sunday, in time for Adult Swim. Ah, sweet sweet fleischkuekle. Grawr!

Looking to seat someone as Chair of the Database Management subcommittee for the LPMN. Interested? No? Tiddlywinks.

Loo loo loo I got some apples, loo loo loo you got some too. Loo loo loo lets make some apple sauce, take off our clothes and loo loo loo.

You all have yourselves a damn fine weekend. I am going to make like a priest and get the hell out.

fleischkuekle,
-Brenn
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***PERSONAL PRESS RELEASE FROM JEREMY MACKINNEY***

I went and saw Tim Slagle perform with several partners in crime tonight. It
was the night for the monthly Free State Project meetup and we decided to
meet there instead to cheer on a small l'er. He peformed much of his usual
material, with some variations including a blatent breaking of the City of
Minneapolis and Hennepin County ordinance forbidding the naughty smoking in
workplaces.

In an act of defiant disregard for the safety of the audience, staff and
others in the building, Tim Slagle did light and smoke not one, but TWO
cigars and proceed to burn them throughout his performance.

Placing even more lives in jeopardy, he invited people from the audience to
come up to the stage and disobey the ordinance. At first, only our State
Chair, Lee R Brennise came forward to endanger others with his pollution.
Then, in the fashion of a good old-fashioned altar-call, other proceeded to
stream towards the stage, igniting their contraband on the way. Soon the
stage was full of criminals breaking the law, with no regard for the safety
of others.

In short, it was great :)

In Liberty,
Jeremy MacKinney