Tuesday, June 27, 2006

Ladies and Gents,

It has rained so hard, the raindrops have become gallons, the puddles have become ponds, the lakes have become oceans, and I, Ladies and Gents, have become Amphibious. That is, I can type with both hands. And saying that, I've been getting really thirsty watching all that rain run down into the gutter. So thirsty, that the word Angles came to mind. That front table came to mind. And so, I did all the arithmetic, and lo, and behold, it is -- more than! -- mathematically possible for there to be a drink or two or three.

Do your part to stop the flood by us for a sporadic Drink -- but no walk, no Black Cat -- this Thursday at 6 p.m. Every beer you drain takes a pint out of the streets. Every shot you drink takes a shot out of the streets. Better than it being a drought, and us having to drink a pint of sand flavored with a wee little bitteen of fermented beverage. Rod, Mel, and I will also be collecting people, two by two, to ride our God-approved lean-to down the street, and into the promised land of .... Target. I really need to go to Target.

This has been an activation of the Emergency Drink But No Walk System. For periodic updates, please check out our blog http://drinkandwalk.blogspot.com/. In the event of a serious Drink Walk Emergency, you would be told where to Drink and where to Walk.


Directions:

We will arrive at Angles around 6:00 p.m., where there is a sparse crowd at that hour, a dollar off all drinks, including a wide selection of beers and fancy drinks, a jukebox that features Joy Division and Louis Jordan and just about everything in-between, before, and after, and empty pool tables, if you want to shoot pool. Angles can be found precisely where Belmont runs into 18th Street, in Adams Morgan, a couple blocks north from the intersection of 18th and U, a couple blocks south from the intersection of 18th and Columbia, next to a Jumbo ("there's a fly on my") Slice, up a short staircase. Look for the sign "Angles" above the window or door. We will be in the front room.

8 Comments:

Blogger mark wallace said...

Get yourself a boat, a gun, a hunting dog, and as large a group of party people as you can fit on the boat while still having room for all the necessary whiskey, tequila shots, and specialty beers. If you don't take my advice on this, don't say I didn't warn you.

Noah

6:52 PM

 
Blogger DAN / DANIEL GUTSTEIN said...

Yr disoriented, man, in the Western sun, talking trash -- been out in the sun too long with them fish tacos rumbling in yr belly. The time is gonna come when the price of omelettes have risen to, like, bad proportions, and then yeah, man, Mark Wallace will be a wild man on the beaches of So Cal.

BA

1:45 PM

 
Blogger mark wallace said...

Had the Popeye omelette just yesterday. Spinach, bacon, mushrooms and blue cheese, with homefries and a bagel with cream cheese. $8.25.

9:39 AM

 
Blogger DAN / DANIEL GUTSTEIN said...

instead of attacking each other decently, like real men, we're attacking each other with omelette fillings and prices. okay: i had the deluxe breakfast the other day that had three pancakes, three eggs over easy, home fries, toast, coffee, good sausage: $9.50 or sumpin? It's the pancakes, man, the pancakes. You gotta get the pancakes.

10:13 AM

 
Blogger mark wallace said...

Pancakes usually don't "sit right" with me.

11:59 AM

 
Blogger DAN / DANIEL GUTSTEIN said...

man -- you rag on falafel as being gross yet you eat grosser foods than that. now the pancake "doesn't sit right with you?" does bread not sit right with you? does sugar not sit right with you. a pancake is bread and sugar. b.a.

3:03 PM

 
Blogger mark wallace said...

I'm not a big fan of bread or sugar, it's true, though the later is fine with me when mixed right in a good sour mash on the rocks. Whaddya talkin' about, falafel? Whadda I know from a falafel?

5:42 PM

 
Blogger DAN / DANIEL GUTSTEIN said...

Nats tickets are going to be $3, I hear. That means I can afford two more hot dogs per game. One more $2 dog outside the park and one more specialty dog inside the park. Unless of course there's a specialty falafel or a specialty pancake. In that case, I'll have breakfast at the ballpark. BA

10:25 AM

 

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