Punk Rock Flea Market in Philly
Not exactly what you're looking for, but one of my favorite things about the holidays is the December edition of Philly's Punk Rock Flea Market. Put on by the local indie concert promoter (R5) to pay their insurance bill, it's half yard-sale, half arts/crafts, and all awesome. I got a…

Jorge, what band were you in?

@Lemur - I drank way too many of those quart bottles in college. Sadly, I think they've changed the bottle shape now.

I always assumed Christine was more an amalgamation of people than an actual person.

Surprisingly, my name is actually Ryan.

I'm Platinum on US and Silver on Delta, and I know that's small fries. But between the themes of this movie and Clooney's character sharing my name, I think will hit a little too close to home to watch.

You were in littlejeans? No shit. I've always liked that EP. Hell, I'm seriously considering putting 'Christine' on my Best of the Decade mix. Quick question - the song titles on the back of the album seem to be out of order. Was that an accident, or is Christine really suppossed to be called Eskimo Kiss?

This video (once I'm home and able to see it) will make me squeal with delight.

Not a single Gamecube/Wii game?
Where's Smash Bros.?

I heard he took the elevator so he could avoid the stares.

I've never done an IDP league, and don't really want to, but I'd be down for trying an auction.

Yeah, ESPN was a bit buggy last year, but information wise, it's way ahead of Yahoo. But CBS/NFL.com fucking blows.

I'm thinking this movie will serve as a reminder that we can all be something bigger.

Do we have any idea what SPHINX stands for? In that last shot, I think there's actually 5 people - the 4 already mentioned, plus a generic looking guy.

Hopefully they don't flood the schedule with Rain Man.

So this movie fails at providing bunsen tits?

I'll be busy sipping Hennessy with Morrissey.

Puns don't get much beaker or better than that.

I'd like to hail this as a smart decision.

Well, I think it's an invented debate, because really, it's not even close. Philly (and many, many other towns) > Atlanta.