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Pics From Last Night’s AFI Gig

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First, you’ll want to start with Councilwoman Angela Hunt’s Flickr page. The councilwoman was eager last night to meet Spider Monkey. And meet her she did. The other pic you’ll enjoy is the one of Big Bob Wilonsky and Zac Crain trying to give Councilwoman Hunt cancer. Next, you’ll want to jump to see the woman last night who wore the see-through dress.

(from left) 1. Glenn Hunter was in his element, working the the red carpet line. 2. AFI co-chair Steve Stodghill looked like he buys his suits the same place Mayor Leppert does. 3. Suddenly there were whispers: “He’s here. Adrien Brody’s here.” I turned to see him walking through the mall and just barely was able to get this blurry pic. His nose is as charming in person as it is onscreen. 4. You can’t see who these people are, so you’ll have to trust me. It’s Rinko Kikuchi, Adrien Brody, director Rian Johnson. 5. The after party was in Center Park. The grass was really wet. The Stella was really cold. 6. Entertainment included a woman in spandex Hula Hooping. 7. Why does this photo of Big Bob Wilonky and Eric look like a remake of the movie Twins? 8. Councilwoman Angela Hunt and Zac had a 15-minute conversation about Scrabble. I’m not kidding. 9. Entertainment also included this woman in the see-through dress. She pulled it off. I mean — oh, you know what I mean. 10. Eric and noted local literary agent David Hale Smith are trying to establish a new fashion trend: sloppy pocket squares. Which, now that I think about it, is a good name for my band.


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