SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 2009
The Big Chill
911 E. Morehead Street
FEATURING DJ FLEMINGO
"The East Coast Bad Boy"
Heavy Hors D'oeuvres
Advance Tickets: $30.00
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6 comments:
To my brothers enjoying themselves in NC: OH-SIX!
My man Max Reddick!!! Who knew we had so much in common!!!
Eh, nother locker room moment! I like these. Spill some frat secrets!
KST - We are going to make you the first female member of the Locker Room Club. We'll send your secret ring and scroll in the mail.
Really?!!! I'm so excited about this. Um, I'm not going to be one of those sweetheart type people though. Nope, I want to be one of the guys.
KST - Good to know...I'm glad you are going to be hanging with the boyz. After awhile laughing at people passing gas will become the norm.
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