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Mike Albo: “…1,000 square feet is considered a big store space [in Provincetown]. That should be enough to discourage Dolce & Gabbana from coming with a line of luxury slutgear and matching chowder bowls.”
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July 24, 2008 at 1:15 pm
Mike Albo: “…1,000 square feet is considered a big store space [in Provincetown]. That should be enough to discourage Dolce & Gabbana from coming with a line of luxury slutgear and matching chowder bowls.”
Albo is also the guy behind Gawker’s “Underminer” series–the fella’s a big meaty fistful of surreal hilarity.
July 28, 2008 at 4:04 pm
everyone should have a copy of The End of the Game. classic.