Here are some of the highlights of my journeys:
- Monty Python's Spam-A-Lot
- Billy Elliot The Musical
- Moths ate my Dr. Who Scarf
- Jim & Chris' Wedding
- Stark Bollock Naked at The Hoist
- Starker's Club (London's Naked Disco) (yes, there are females there as well!)
- my usual clubs: The King's Arms, The Hoist and Compton's
Well, after Jim & Chris' wedding reception at the Canal Museum, we all went to Club XXL. I was really not looking forward to it -- being so damn loud with no escape from it all, plus paying £10-£20 just to get in and be subjected to it all! Well, I was delightfully surprised to discover that they resolved the noise problem! Each five sections now has different volume levels and types of music, allowing people to lose their hearing whilst boogieing their butt off -- or sitting on a couch in the quite popular lounge chatting up that really woofy leather bear with the basket of death! There is very good noise separation between each arch section. Truly, it now has something for everyone!
Dave Pike and I met up with some folks for meals and various entertainment
I return directly to Boston simply to head over to Rochester, NY for the Rochester Rams' CanAm weekend, directly from Rochester to Chicago, IL for IML and the Bear party, then back home to grab my motorcycle and ride to New York City for the Empire City Motorcycle Club's Picnic!
Why do I bother living in Boston? It's expensive and has very little rewarding adult male night life. I'm seriously contemplating moving once again. This time, somewhere cheaper, somewhere warmer, somewhere where there aren't a lot of Republicans. ...Of course, I'll probably end up back in New York. They have the best airports to escape to the world from!
Your United States 2008 Presidential Election Choices: Please pick one
I'd move to England or Canada in a heartbeat if I had a job I could transfer there (and get good proper pay for where I lived, London is much more expensive than Boston!) -- but my manager hasn't a clue if I could retain my job across borders on a full-time, non-US citizen basis (yes, with a move out of the country, I wouldn't hesitate giving up my citizenship after what Bush has done to this country -- I won't be alive to see a recovery from this mess!)
Oh well, I'll work on that more when I return from New York. If you've got any ideas, please shoot 'em my way! Remember: Warm, Cheap, Large Airport, Gay Scene, Few Republicans. ;-) ... hummm, Atlanta perhaps?