Austinist: Truesday: A Wassailing We Should Go

Brenner

Wed, 29 Nov 2006 11:37:21 -0600

"Mr. Grinch"? Uh huh. From ConanTheLibrarian to the Duke of Thurl. Hyuk!

ConanTheLibrarian

Tue, 28 Nov 2006 18:52:32 -0600

Forget the wassail. Glügg, good old fashioned Berserker brew Glügg will loosen up the inhibitions of even the coolest Hipster. If you can find a suitable target, excuse me, I mean audience, I will sing "Mr. Grinch" from the holiday classic. That’s one song you don’t have to change the words to avoid being schmaltzy.

Benji

Tue, 28 Nov 2006 14:15:17 -0600

You're drunk. But I'm down for caroling. If there's wassail involved.

Brenner

Tue, 28 Nov 2006 13:38:41 -0600

Yeah, you're one wacky and (genuinely) funny man, truecraig. But what gets me is you writing how the leaves of local trees "are seriously bored of being alive, and embrace the tread of my tires rather than live another drawn-out, mildly pleasant, yet overly humid day." "Embrace the tread of my tires," you say. No wonder S. McCormick thinks you're the best writer in the city: There's much of you that smacks of both the banality and brilliance found in Chris Onstad's ACHEWOOD. Um ... more power to you, Craigers, is what I'm basically saying here. Rock the holidays, ~ Yule Brenner