We’ve got a brilliant idea for increasing attendance at tomorrow’s Wallyhood reader meet-up: we’re going to retitle it “Wallyhood Grammar Lesson”, and we’ll give all attendees five minutes in which they may critique our use of language and syntax. Anyone who hasn’t used up their full five minutes may spend the balance of their allotted time berating us for being too soft on the homeless and/or a naive, bleeding heart liberal.
Our only concern is that, based on frequency of such comments left on this blog, we would overflow the capacity of poor Bandolero, leaving a line snaking down the street to get in.
But it turns out, we don’t need to sweeten the deal. Seventeen people have already RSVP’ed, and I know of a few people who say they are coming who haven’t bothered, so it’s a party. Wednesday night, 7 – 9 pm, Bandolero (2253 N 56th St) in the Tangletown section of Wallingford: if you haven’t done so yet, please RSVP now by clicking this link. Bandolero is donating some appetizers, and we want to give them an accurate headcount.
See you their!
(If you want to correct us for misuse of a word in the previous sentence, please do so in person on Wednesday.)
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See you their??? Sorry – can’t be THERE on Wednesday. Just couldn’t help myself.
Sorry @native, as noted in the final parenthetical, corrections, ect. will only be excepted in person.
I will probably be there and have as as bland, sterile, non-ethnic (of any ethnicity), non-offending, vanilla manner as can be. Oops, vanilla might be considered demeaning to someone somewhere. Screw it, see you there!