
Once you pop the fun don't stop.
(Oh, that's really bad. I actually feel ashamed.)
Then came 'Goober and the Peas.' I don't know how to feel about this one. They were an entertaining act, and yet...

The band thinks less of the crowd for showing up.
Afterwards we stopped in at a bar where they didn't serve my kind. Ordering a beer turned out to be too complex a transaction for me to complete without assistance and since no one had an abacus and there was only one copy of Lenin's summary of Hegelian dialectics to go around, I remained thirsty.

Another Goober advertises his wares.
In conclusion: Someone needs to knock Ferndale down off its high horse. And I'm just the man to do it!
How did I manage to not run into you? Probably the ominously wall-to-wall crowd, I'm guessing. I've seen Outrageous Cherry a number of times, most notably back in the old days of the early 2000s, when I'd see them open for Sonic Youth or Yo La Tengo.
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