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Weekender Fun Part 4

 Played some more shows this past weekend. All three of them were with Pnltybx. What a good band.


Friday May 12th 


I arrived at the Fresh Brewed Coffeehouse Arena with a footlong SUPREME MEATS from Subway. I ate alone in my car and then the handsome Gordie from Pnltybx showed up. What a great looking guy. Abrevity played. Rockin'. Then Pnltybx played. Rockin'. Then we played. Rockin'. Then I had a Grand Slam from Waffle House. 


Saturday May 13th


The Windley boys were crammed inside a mini-van with all of our shit. Shortly the whole inside of the van would reek of ballsack. Thanks Devin. We went to a Subway inside a gas station. The superior version of the franchise if you were to ask me. I had a footlong SUPREME MEATS. We then arrived at the Schoolkids Records Sportatorium in Raleigh. Contact Comfort played. Rockin'. We played. Rockin'. Pnltybx played. Rockin'. Then we went to the DP Dough. I had an italian calzone and a chicken and whatever it was calzone. I'm a large man. We then slept at Jake from Pnltybx's house with his two dogs Gorilla Salute and Dennis. 


Sunday May 14th


We went to Sheetz. I had a terrible bagel sandwich. We arrived at the Scandals Live Coliseum and Grill in Virginia Beach, Virginia. We went to the Bojangles next door. I had the Chicken Supreme meal. The Contactees played. Alien rockin'. Pnltybx played. Rockin'. We played. Rockin'. Then we went to Wawa. I had a steak hoagie. I arrived home at 5:30 AM.





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