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10.07.01

Friday night, while we ate Thai food, Dana was surprised to see outside what she first thought was a flash of lightning. "Could it have been fireworks?" she then asked, and we figured out that the direction of the light-burst was Pac Bell Park, and then we knew what had happened: an asshole had taken a prized sports record.

This might bug me more if I were paying any attention to sports these days, but I just can't be bothered. So there I sat, an accidental bystander to dubious history.

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Entertaining rush-hour radio on Friday: teenyboppers being put through a Backstreet Boys trivia wringer to win a backstage pass. The Backstreet knowledge that poured from the contestants' mouths was impressive, in a weird way. The winner got the big prize by knowing that Howie auditioned for the Boys under the alias "Tony Donetti."

Once upon a time, I concerned Howie my favorite Boy, but I have moved on from Backstreet preferences. Praise me.

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On the heels of last Sunday's Folsom Street Fair came today's tamer Castro Street Fair. Thus, for the second consecutive weekend, we got to play the ever-popular game Real Cop Or Play Cop?

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