GasBandit
Staff member
I used to live there, when I was 14ish. My stepfolks still do.
GasBandit
Staff member
ABQ. Way up on (what used to be way up on) the NE side, near Wyoming and Paseo Del Norte. So not really all THAT far from Rio Rancho.
Not surprisingly, I bet I know each song being played just from the costume.Pic dump, just for you, Ravenpoe
--Patrick
Yeah, it's pretty easy to figure out. And that was only the pics that came out well. It was a great show, highly reccomended even if you are only a fan in passing.
So something else happened at the concert that made this even more of an epic win, but I didn't have documentation of it until now.
As you can see in this video:
Weird Al sings "Wanna b ur lovr" off of Poodle Hat, as he does, he walks out into the crowd singing to/interacting with/comedically molesting women in the audience.
That happened to us. Weird Al was leaned over me, leg up on a railing, junk in my face, and singing to my wife.
Pics or it didn't happen? Ok
That's me on the end with my wife next to me in the polka-dotted dress (actually hearts, spade, clubs, and diamonds if you look closely). Thankfully a coworker was sitting near us to take these pictures for us.
As you can see in this video:
Weird Al sings "Wanna b ur lovr" off of Poodle Hat, as he does, he walks out into the crowd singing to/interacting with/comedically molesting women in the audience.
That happened to us. Weird Al was leaned over me, leg up on a railing, junk in my face, and singing to my wife.
Pics or it didn't happen? Ok
That's me on the end with my wife next to me in the polka-dotted dress (actually hearts, spade, clubs, and diamonds if you look closely). Thankfully a coworker was sitting near us to take these pictures for us.
That dress (plus your end-cap position) might be the whole reason he chose you two.
--Patrick
He was going up and down singing to/molesting all of the ladies he could get to, but it was still quite fun.
Now, now. That's just a fantasy she talks about from time to time.
...oh, I'm sorry. You probably meant @General Specific.
--Patrick
I think it's the wig. He looks good with short, straight hair. Sadly, the two times I've seen Weird Al in concert, "The Saga Begins" hadn't been released yet.
You train them well. Not even a day old, and he's already saluting
We've been customizing our van. It seats fourteen when we have all the seats in. So we are good for awhile.[DOUBLEPOST=1473896376,1473896289][/DOUBLEPOST]In two years we should reach homeostasis, losing as many fractions of a kid per year as we could gain.
I'm multiplyin', see? I'm multiplyin'!
The oldest will be 18 in two years, and I've observed in other large families that the kids can't wait to leave home, and are very reluctant to return if it means sharing a bedroom. So chances are good that even if we have more, about the time we do the oldest will be eager to get on with life. While we never stuck strictly to two years between kids, that is our average, 8 kids in 16 years. So assuming 18 is college/work/apartment/dorm then homeostasis should be 9 kids, with some jitter. Shortest gap is 13 months, largest gap is 3.5 years.
Congratulations !!!! He's super cute!