
"clear enough miss moneypenny. thish shouldn't be a problem at tall."
—trainspotting


we decided to go to our favorite sock monkey decored mexican restaurant.
and we saw sites.
in fact we saw two.
this first specimen of mulletus erectus was first seen crossing park avenue was clearly the better specimen of the two. witness if you will his long flowing mexi
mullet.


not taking the subway like the first. it wasn't as good as the first mullet but it still counts for two in one sitting.
hell, two in one block.
two within feet of each other.
it was a fantastic feat. or at least a fantastic chain of events. it made my day.
hell, it made my week.
—the bastard
2 comments:
omg. that is a classic mullet to behold. i love when mullets leave their natual habitats and wander along park avenue.
we all love it when they do
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