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Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Would something like a paid-for flickr account that you'd gotten friends and family to load pics to work?
We have something like that in the works already, with hard copies. I'm trying to rustle up other ideas because we're all feeling pretty helpless, not being in the area.
I think I'm going to hit the used bookstore later this week and see what I can dig up.
Man, that's awful.
In news about me, I met my deadline! With hours to spare! Sweet.
I think my favorite Kwik-E-Mart thing is the KrustyO's cereal. On the box it says, "The best you can expect from a TV clown"
Dammit, there's a Kwik-E-Mart in Chicago. Where the fuck it is? [link]
It's on Oak Park, apparently. Where is that?
From the Trib:
Through July 31; free admission. Kwik-E-Mart (nee 7-Eleven), 6754 W. 63rd St.; www.7-11Simpsons.com or www.seeyellow.com. Just in time for "The Simpsons Movie" (opening July 27), 7-Eleven will turn 12 of its stores in the U.S. and Canada into Apu's Kwik-E-Mart — one of them in Chicago. All 7-Eleven locations will carry limited numbers of products made famous by "The Simpsons," including the doughnuts (pink with sprinkles) featured on the movie poster, KrustyO's cereal, Buzz Cola, Squishee frozen drinks and a special edition (No. 711) of the "Radioactive Man" comic book. Life-size "citizens of Springfield" also will visit the stores.
Oops.
6754 W. 63rd Street. Which I don't think is Oak Park. Looks like it's out past Midway.
6754 W. 63rd Street. Which I don't think is Oak Park. Looks like it's out past Midway.
I meant Oak Park Ave. Which from Google maps of the above address seems to be right: [link]
Thanks.
But I don't get that far South in Chicago that often.
Ooh - I get to go home now!
For those of you keeping score at home, cheesecake slice #2 has been eated. Nom nom nom!