What they think our lives are like
( New York Nightlife in the 1970s )
What our lives are really like:
We do have a good time, guys, but it’s really not as crazy as you think it is. Hate to burst the bubble.
The red-staters and us
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What they think our lives are like
( New York Nightlife in the 1970s )
What our lives are really like:
We do have a good time, guys, but it’s really not as crazy as you think it is. Hate to burst the bubble.
Be My Blog 
She’s holding a beer! And COUGHING! In MIXED COMPANY! And her jacket is clearly open, perhaps showing NECK! You all are going to hell.
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damn….
you took the words right out of my mouth.
now what am i supposed to say!!
hmm, um…no. i think you pretty much covered it. lol
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Um.. the first picture looks a lot like last Saturday night.
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see my reply to . artists without a schedule who barhop around Portland all night are not representative of the rest of us, mmmkay?
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Yea, you definitely have a point there.
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Actually, that top photo could be from any of a dozen parties I’ve been at this year.
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okay mr. burning man
You belong to the 0.1% microgroup known as “totally motherfuckin’ insane L.A. Party Monsters with a Need to Get Weird and Fucked-Up for its Own Sake”. You don’t count.
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That’s an astoudingly erotic icon you have.
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Sounds like you should go to his parties!
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yeah but we all WISH our picture B parties turned into picture A parties.
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It’s good to see that you hid the crack pipe and six foot bong and needles and scorched spoons and nitrous tanks and beer bong and razor blades and straws and mirrors and rolling paper and ceramic pipes and mushrooms and black velvet unicorn poster and blacklights before taking the picture.
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the cruise Brian and I are going on is going to be like the top pic…. but with 70 year old billionaires.
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Minds eye…burning…must…resist…
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I so wish I could go back to the New York of the 70s. I did my best with Rocky Horror parties in college, but it just wasn’t the same.
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That’s an incredible album. Thanks for sharing.
(and my Portland has only a fraction of the debauchery)
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