Man, am I glad we stopped playing this bar

[Kap'n]

The names haven't been released, but when we would set up, these three people would be the only people in the band room, playing hip-hop on the juke box and playing pool.

I feel glad to have ignored them.

We haven't played the place in over a year.

http://www.wtnh.com/global/video/fla...nfo&rnd=170611

[Gravity Jim]

Whoah!

We used to play a place like that in the 70's, a bar called The Vanishing Point that was a center of bad news. Our last night there included a room-clearing warning shot fired by a police officer. I think it burned down in the 90s.

[curtisstetka]

Yep, you were wise not to make buddies.

[Kap'n]

Well, there was always something wierd about that place. I mean, I never saw any drugs there, or any violence, or anything. There was just nobody there. I just chalked it up to the place being poorly run.

Then again, I guess I've blissfully naieve of that stuff since high school

[Kap'n]

More news articles.

http://news.google.com/news?hl=en&ta...ncl=1137726946

[NeoFauve]

Wait a minute.
This implies that there's a demand for illegal drugs outside of "urban" areas.



That was the thinly veiled subtext when this story came up on my local weather/traffic station.
And you know what "urban" means.

[Stonefreefuzz1]

Yikes!

[Kap'n]

And you know what "urban" means.

Something above the Suburbs?

[trevorus]

What the hell is with that girls hat?

Also, I am glad for you that you had no association with those guys. I don't understand that whole lifestyle anyways.