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  Week ending Nov. 22, 1997 A.D.-
Pike Auburn, Swine Ball- Nashville

Dear Diary,

It was the first frat party we have played in Auburn in 6 months. The eve of the Iron Bowl- what could have been a better reentry?

The boys were revved up and feisty and the girls were revved up and feisty and we were revved up and feisty, so it was one big revved up and feisty occasion. There were obviously some mothers and fathers, and while I thought they would be appalled, it was I who was appalled when one of them stripped naked- no, just kidding...

Anywho, it was a gas. Thanks, Pike!

Squeal like a pig. There was alot of that going on- pork barrel philosophizing, pigheads, and Mrs. Piggy in the annual pig sty called the Swine Ball here in Nashville. We all porked out and then brought home the bacon. Jim Molpus, Adam Dread, and the whole gang were great- and while I would like to say we were the main attraction, we took a back seat to the urinal from Tootsie's Orchid Lounge which they auctioned off. Tirko and the Sorry Old Buzzards along with the Phantom 5, a four piece surf band, were just great and everybody came with their party shoes on.

Can we do it again next year?

E-Mel

For Previous Weeks , click below:

April 27 || May 3 || May 10 || May 17 || May 24 ||
May 31 || June 15 || June 29- Sports Rock, Chammy, Tusk
July 20- 5 Points || A1A, Ivory Tusk, Main Street
Aug 14- Sports Rock, Chammy, Supper Club 8/31 Flamingo's
9/7- 5 Points, Newby's
Sept 14- LaGrange College, Lambda Chi- Samford, Main Street, Phi Tau- UGA
Sept 21- Club 13, Ga Theater, Ivory Tusk || Sept 28- Chameleon
Oct 11- Columbia Street, Pi Kappa Phi- UT || Oct 18 ATO UGA, Sigma Chi UGA, 5 Points
Nov 1- Main Street, Newby's, Univ of Memphis, Flamingo's
Nov 15- Georgia Theater, Supper Club. David Lipscomb, Nashville JCC

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