Bulletin Board of Bad Behavior

I live at 1220 E. Newton Street 98102

Down near Boston on the lower hill behind Volunteer Park and near the cemetary.

Map.

http://maps.yahoo.com/py/maps.py?BFCat=&Pyt=Tmap&newFL=Use+Address+Below&addr=1220+Newton+Street&csz=Seattle%2C+WA+98102&Country=us&Get%A0Map=Get+Map

Fuck Sloth, what every writer needs. A new playstaion and direct TV. So have the Sloth and Rosie met? Or is it more smoke and mirrors? Rosie you should introduce Sloth to Katie and I'm sure the wife back in London will be forgotten. (Just for a little while?) Is it no wonder the women of Pax Acidus -Linda and Amanda- have better taste and things to do than read this shit.

I'm definitely down for going to the croc since I was already going to... going to have to miss the game though, got a movie to take my girl to.

Hey Sloth! did you still want to do dinner one of these evenings? Could get Rosie to come too. Maybe make a Pax Acidus dinner night to compliment your Pax drinking at Kincora nights.

what do you think of that Payton trade? and what's the Sonics record now?

since no one answered I'll tell you. Sonics are now 23-31 and in 6th place in the Pacific division. that's second last, only ahead of the LA Clippers. Yeah, lA has two teams. But Ray Allen was only one point shy of a triple double in his deubt. Let's see what happens down the stretch of mundane seasons. In Milwaukee his toughness was questioned, can anyone say Vin Baker?

Thank you Sonics for trading your two best players for guys that nobody wanted any more.... err... again.

That'll show 'em!

I would just like to extend my thanks to the Seattle organization for the recent trades. Milwaukee finally got rid of that softie Ray Allen. In return, Milwaukee got the "Glove" and one of the NBA's youngest up and comers(hehaaa!).

Friday night Payton and Mason suited up in the Milwaukee purple and both played key roles in a big win against those potheads(though a very tough team) from Portland. Tonight Payton and company travel to Minnesota to take on the Timberwolves in what should be a heated ballgame.

Although Payton's contract is up at the end of the year, and Herb Kohl has put the Milwaukee team on the market, the playoff run shall be rather exciting, possible resembling the playoff run of 2001 when the big 3 were shooting the ball and not playing defense.

And what a game it was. Both teams came out shooting right away. Defense wasn't an issue. Minnesota took their 7 point halftime lead and increased it to 17 when the probability seemed minimal of a Milwaukee comeback. Up 91-74 in the 4th quarter Minnesota looked to have it all but wrapped up. But with the play of Milwaukee's two new additions, the Bucks scrapped their way back into to it only to lose a close one at 116-114. Minnesota improves to 36-21 while Milwaukee falls to 28-27.