Land O' Lincoln Decal

PARENTAL ADVISORY TOUR PIX

At Reggie's Chicago, home of Brendan, an Artifical Intelligence (AI) unit that explains how things work at this bar/record store/nightclub combo.. I went mental when I saw this show. You should go, unless you're all detached and such......

The Fabulous Miss Wendy - when she crowd surfed the large Chicago chaps all I could think was "da bears"

 Green Jelly - their Wikipedia page explains why it pronounced "Jell-O"

















The Fab Miss wendy remained as "helper band"

















 The world's angriest punk rabbi - with an unwitting accomplice riding the chair (left) - oy!

















 Why yes that IS a pig's head I have for my codpiece! Thanks for noticing!

Nashville Pussy - tighter than ever. (ouch)

During the last song's rave-up Ruyter gave one of these lil' twin gals a big long-lasting smooch.

The Bangin' Art Institute of Chicago

My next tattoo

Robert Gober's room of shame

Picabia trippin' out

3D Lindner - whaaaa?!?!?!?!?

Soup's on - allegorically

Mom's secret god Avalokiteśvara or Quanyin

I heart IKB

Moblog: Sing this hymn with me

Oh Giant Mineral Chicago Jesus;
Do not detach from your lofty edifice;
We know you are up there to ease us,
but crushed would mean the end of us

A How-To (Kinda)

Coat of Arms of St. Stephen of Hungary

Q: "Can individuals request to be excommunicated? I was baptized in
Chicago."

A: "You cannot request excommunication from the Catholic Church, nor can one erase one’s baptism. It would be like denying an historical event. Excommunication is reserved for those who, in a very public way, and a way that gives great scandal, indicate through their words or actions that they to not accept the tenets of the faith.

This is what you can do in order to make your desire to leave the
Catholic Church official.

You can prepare a letter stating your intent to remove yourself from
any identification with the Catholic Church and the reason(s) for this.
This must be more than the simple, “I’m fed up the Catholic Church
and I no longer identify with it.” If you know where you were
baptized, that should be included.

This letter can be sent to the Office of Canonical Services, whose
staff will send a form to you to fill out. When that form is returned,
it can be included in your record of baptism. If you do not know where
you was baptized, you may keep the form for your own records.

Office of Canonical Services
Archdiocese of Chicago
835 N. Rush Street
Chicago, IL 60611