Don’t worry. Tim didn’t kick his boys out. In fact, he just built them a second home. In a tree. A modern take on the Swiss Family Robinson.
Designed and built by Sabadosh Builders, Golden Co.
Yard and tree provided by Tim.
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With sandos like the Bitchen’ Camaro and CHicka-Chicka-Bow-Wow and breakfast burritos at $3 a pop, I really hope this place sticks around.
Larimer Hot House
28th & Larimer
www.larimerhothouse.com
-Sarah
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Bar-b-que, bowling and drafts to wash away the bitter taste of your sub-100 pin game (bartender recommends the fried shrimp sandwich).
at 3295 S. Broadway (next door to the Gothis Theater)
- Rich
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It’s 3:30 p.m. August is hungry. He’s at the office. He’s got none of his arsenal with him. No bow. No 300 Win Mag Remington, cutom trigger, leopold scope. No 12-gauge auto Browning Gold Trigger. Not even a beebee gun. So, what’s a hungry hunter to do to find game but use his hands and his basic human instincts. He stakes out the kitchen, rifling through the cabinets. He sees oyster crackers, creamy peanut butter, Nutella, a bowl, a spoon. This hunter knows exactly what to do.
Make peanut butter, nutella, oyster cracker stew.
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- Rich
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With no furry or gilled creatures to hunt, August has sought out the age-old tradition of beekeeping. Now, he’s hunting bees to keep in his hive. Swatting and trapping them with nets, Mason jars, and Tupperware.
Watch out bees!
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Dear Marisela, A que hora te amo.
38th & Federal, in the CarQuest parking lot.
- Sarah
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Nothing ruins your day like a nail in the tire. Much less getting hit by a flying padlock or welding torch.
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The Internet strikes again! In a world where the printed word is torpedoing toward extinction, is it just a matter of time that CDs will be too? Don’t answer that. CD cover design work is awesome. I hope it never dies. In any case, a website that’s trying to kill the CD and doing a pretty good job at it is Lala.com. It’s a listening site that allows you – are you ready for this – to listen to songs and even entire albums before buying. And, you’re never going to believe this, not only can you purchase the song in mp3 form for 89 cents, but it downloads into your iTunes. AND, you can burn that song onto a CD or even share it with a friend. It’s not locked like stupid iTunes purchased songs. It’s shocking, I know.
It’s a great way to discover new music. What you think may be an awesome band (Beirut) could really only have one awesome song (El Zócalo). And you can find out by giving a listen to more than just a :30 excerpt. Let’s home Lala forces iTunes to change their evil ways.
So far, I’ve discovered the following to be amazing new music.
Have a listen today.
- Sarah
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A super sleuth, hard at work at her desk this morning, caught this meet up across the street.
Here are her findings from her impromptu stakeout. Form your own conclusions.
9:55 a.m. Sacred Hearth Catholic Church
(Note: This is a completely fictionalized situation, intended for entertainment purposes only.)
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