Comically unhinged indeed! What colorful prose you weave. Thanks for that little reminder of the fun night!

Heh, I read it. I do tend to come off as flirtatious. It's a blessing! It's a curse!

You don't really think I could forget you, do you? I just read your recap, and feel like I have returned from a long odyssey. Thanks for that. I needed a bit of a diversion from the work I've been drowning in lately. Hope to see you again...

Hello friend! I love it! Statuesque eh? Well, any word that's good enough for Uma is a word I'll accept with open arms. (And your lovely lady certainly defines the term, so at least you're putting your unmentionables where your mouth is. Hahahah sorry I couldn't help it!?) I'm sorry I was so characteristically fleeting!

I do think I'll be going tomorrow night. It certainly appears that I've gotten out of rehearsal so unless there's some kind of drama tomorrow morning I'm cleared for takeoff. I haven't been out in the real people world in awhile so this is going to be a breath of fresh air, or that's what I'm telling myself to try and get psyched when I'm so criminally underslept and constantly exhausted. Doesn't help that I have some *stuff* going on in the background keeping me up at night. Nothing you wouldn't find in third-rate chick lit but somehow when you're living it out it feels Shakespearean. This too shall pass, eh? Looking forward to seeing you again.

Don't worry, you're not the only one who thought the "look at our party to which you unwashed masses weren't invited" post was a real fuck you to the commenters too.

God bless you. Seriously.

Amazing trip. And your recap was superb!

I'm back (finally!)...where's your recap again?

I've been MIA from Gawker for a few days, swamped at life/work. But, yeah, kewl wrap-up, and I look forward to future run-ins with you and furry-clothing. :-P

The photos are good! You are in a couple of them. I can email them to you if you like, PM me your address if you'd like the evidence. Pittsburgh is a fun town. I did that train ride every spring break in high school, it's really quite a pleasant way to travel. I'm trying to get back in time to see the Carnegie International, it consistently kicks the Biennial's backside. For a small town, it has a rather kick ass collection of museums.