Me so Horny!

I stopped by Sun Pavilion this afternoon and heard DavidB, a Sun employee, give a presentation on Java and web application servers. Cool. They also had a bunch of clothes and such, geek glasses and of course free copies of their wonderful hardware.

Unfortunately for David, Freindly Fire was playing at the Demonic Strip Club and Mall, so there was a mad rush for the exit as it approached the top of the hour. The Demonic Strip Club and Mall is quite an interesting venue! mack sanf her full range of songs; she seems to be taking over more and more of the show. They played I Love This Song, of course; and even the locals loved it! Case was really talking up the Mall; I'll have to check it out later.

After dinner I stopped briefly by the Hot Sax Jazz Club and chatted with Jocelyn and Isobela. There was some guy playing something, but we didn't stay long. Jocelyn had to be somewhere, so Isobela and I went to visit Grendel's Children.

Grendel’s Children has all sorts of different costumes; boxes, clocks, books, quadrupedal dragons, bipedal dragons, human-dragon hybrids, human-everything-else hybrids, pre-human hominids, mechanical men, dirigibles, gargoyles, sand worms, werewolves, sphinxes, centaurs, demons, imps, angels, gods and goddesses, elementals, fairy lawyers, trees, rocks, sea creatures, dinosaurs, reptiles, amphibians, insects, and arachnids of every type, dozens of mammals ranging from moles to tigers, and more than a dozen species of real and mythological birds, nearly 1000 costumes in sizes varying from tiny to huge (according to the promotional literature.)


We spent about an hour and a half there, browsing all three levels of the store. It is an amazing place. I ended up making about twenty purchases, so if you happen to see some hideous, horrid, alien beast hanging around the Glamshack it's either myself dressed up in a Grendel’s Children costume, or Tracy.