Though I wouldn't have been surprised to see a chocolate torque wrench or something like that show up yesterday, it didn't happen.
But I did get some love from the caption contest. I'm waiting for this, and pre-ordered this.
Speaking of protests, the Writer's Strike is over, and so the banner off to the side is gone, and TV will hopefully suck a little less.
There's a 9L event tonight. If you're in the neighborhood, I'm sure I'll see you there.
Friday, February 15, 2008
It Wasn't A Protest
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