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Patt Fink: J.E.T. Set 2

Written by Patrick Griffin

Friday, 02 February 2007 05:44

More from our newest Fecal-itte, Patrick Griffin.

J.E.T. Set means Jookin' Every Thing...... clever isnt it

ok so i left off in houston but here is one other oakland picture

coulda woulda shoulda

HOUSTON

just some herb or an awesome disguise?

more pretty pictures of birds

NEW YORK

kathys house with a big box of zines (frienemies 5 if anyone is interested)

kathy in the korner

this is an embarassing photo of kathy(one of the many) to retaliate for her series of embarassing patrick photos, BLOG FIGHT

her ceiling, cute huh

outside

then kathy went to deitch because she felt she needed to do work but it ended up her posting blogs and me making these

then i got her all hot with this space heater

hangies

tree pile

fucking in the sunset

dog pile

really really old next tag in williamsburg

on new years we went went to eat sushi with aurel, i think aurel has been on fecal face before. last name schmidt

aurel and kathy had a drawing contest of their mates. aurel looks particularly evil

kathys was pretty acurate

kathys balls

so for new years we went to club 205 aka the aNYthing club. A-Ron was a good host. free champaign at midnight and bubbles

this is what 205 looks like at midnight on new years when you are kissing someone

then the virgins played and it was an awesome way to bring in the new year

jory and i

its getting later and we are all wet at sway

my shoe fell apart too

crappy new year

the next day kathy wouldnt let me sleep in past 3 so we went to brooklyn and walked in the park, its ok because i took this pretty picture of a tree

some car w/ naughty drawings on it

hell yes

kathys room

one of kathys paintings

the school across from her window, they wake us up

it seems if you take a picture of the subway in ny it looks like this, guess where we were going?

did you say ice skating? i wouldnt have. interesting fact, i am an excellent ice skater because i used to play hockey

one for the parents

in the houston airport back to the bay area

San Francisco

thomas fed his snake

so this is completly random and funny part of my life i get to do every once in a while. doing live screen printing for strange events, this one Capcom's release for "Lost Planet" on xbox. yeah it was wierd.

they really go all out, i think im just going to leave it at that. just look.

oh, they had a tournament just like in that movie "wizard" remember that one with fred savage

vip room, how does one get vip status at an event like this?

strange

split pea soup pile

the next night it was my brothers birthday, fireworks!

a dapper young jent

it might be an inside joke but isnt it funny that sean walks around a party with his hand like that

so not sleeping on my brothers birthday i got on a bus to LA to go see Kathy who was visiting there for the weekend

at least i got to sleep on the back for 9 hours, booooooo

at least i got to arrive to this

kathy and i stayed at the standard downtown LA. i like the standard but it is pretty funny/cheesey. you might see it on that tv show entourage alot

we went to this returaunt La Parilla where this guy sang us a tune. other services offered are a guacamole cart where they make it at your table and a polaroid midget

LA is actually not that bad

jory and sayre met us on the roof of the standard. people have drinks/sex in these wierd pods

rooftop pool

we went to the golden gopher and kathy fell asleep outside the room before i could get the door open

the next morning, heres a tour pf the room

then i left LA and in the airport kathy and i went to the lame airport bar and they made us these blue sugar tequila drinks i think they wanted to call them magaritas. ahhhhh LA

back in SF

so if you dont know by now check hamburgereyes.com for the hints. or ill just tell you ray and stefan got a photolab! SICK!

josh and stefan re-doing the computers at hamburgereyes photo epicenter

the next day i saw this

more clean up

mystery frienemy

jessica

jessie

how naughty

aaayeeeee

bad boys

alley giving a saftey lesson

jesse disobeying

brian what do you think about that?

so, outside i saw this. what at first glance appeared to be political graffiti......

....upon closer inspection turned out to be a protest against the vegitation

party

party poopers

thats it for a little bit, and that kinda is an update to what has been going on with me the last month

hope you enjoy or whatever

love patrick {moscomment}

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