We got to somewhere in Idaho(I say somewhere because I'd just taken about a half hour nap judging that I missed most of the Ricky Gervais/Stephen Merchant podcast we were listening to - which by the way, I highly recommend!) and filled the tank, I walked over to what seemed like an impromptu band meeting by the pump, and Sean said, "wouldn't that be sweet if it stopped at $100.00 even?"
..and it did. I'm not fucking with you, it did.
I didn't just get lucky and not shake when it got to one hundred. We speculated afterward that maybe the pump was programmed to only go up to $100.00, but I assume that if the lcd screen can read $100.00 it could potentially read $999.99 just as easily... this was entertaining to us. Liam has told me it was a place called "Mountain home".
Upon arriving in Boise proper, Liam began reading aloud every sign possible - he gets excited. Turns out he had every reason; I've never seen such consistency in weird signs and graphics. Here are some of the winners:
Sean, holding it down, in front of the big smoke, which you'll notice has some damn cold beers..
...on our way there, Sean instructed me to photograph this truck, I said, "damn, that's one helluva truck":
Then he asked if I saw the sticker...
Later, we saw this church:
and...
Really, ANY occaision?
ok. enough of that. We played at the Flying M tonite, and it was really, really cool. Hopefully we're getting beers with the operators right now... on to the show.
ALSO-
the wordpress blog (andrew) and the myspace blog (brady)
Brady is working on something bigger so the myspace blog might not get as much care for the time being... (end)
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Boise's not a bad city.
Tell me, did you see the Burley Paul signs outside of Idaho Falls? Me and Schlegel had a good time with Burley Paul jokes.
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