…and she doesn’t look a day over 47! Happy Festival of Lala!

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Heading back to TeeDot soon. Got the T-shirt, though.

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Two things about this.

One, I didn’t hear from the author of the piece. I’ve been in New York, but I always check my email and whatnot. So I don’t understand how I couldn’t be reached.

Two, there’s a very good reason why Mr. Reid will never comment publicly on Yours Truly. See number four.

Anyway, I stand by my criticism. The Count was disloyal to those who were loyal to him. In my books, that’s as bad as it gets.

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Psychic sign at corner of Soho’s Broadway and Prince, locked. If you’re a good psychic, can’t you foresee when your sign will be swiped?

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But I mean that in the nicest possible way.

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Walking through SoHo. We are Group Six. Or, I call us, Group Six Six Six. Fits.

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If you are a regular user of hard drugs, I can’t imagine what could be more convenient than having your personal driver moonlighting as a drug dealer!

How convenient!

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Quote:

“…He did not dispute Kinsella’s claims that known neo-Nazi’s attended his rallies…

“I don’t know who attends my rallies,” he said…

McHale will be representing himself in court, as he often does, saying he probably has “about a dozen” lawsuits currently ongoing.

Since the 2006 dispute in Caledonia, McHale has come into conflict with people from the neighbouring Six Nations on numerous occasions.

Asked for comment on the allegation that McHale is “anti-native,” William Montour, the Elected Chief of Six Nations, refused, saying only, “I don’t comment on stupid asshole’s positions.”

Full story here.

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Apparently people riding on top of the subway is a big problem here in the Big Apple. Rob Ford, take note.

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