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Alamo Drafthouse Takes it to the Streets


With construction on the new downtown Drafthouse well underway, the Alamo's Henri Mazza recently set out to explore the stretch of shot bars along Sixth Street that'll soon be their neighbors.

To wit:

...And every night, I'm going to hang out for at least 15 minutes in a random bar. Tonight,I was by myself at Buffalo Billiards, the first bar that was open when I headed east from Congress.

Buffalo Billiards was also pretty uneventful tonight, but hopefully by the time the Ritz opens I'll have seen where people throw up and I'll be able to tell you how to avoid it. With luck, I'll also have spotted other pitfalls and spontaneous joys to share with you by then, but seeing as how tonight was my first night and I went down there alone, I really don't have a lot of awesome things to share. I do, however, have a bit of video I made at Buffalo Billiards, in which I try to beat myself up for not being awesome enough to interact with strangers. As you can see in this unfortunately unedited video clip, I was hoping that I would be more of a bad ass than I actually am:

Read on at the Alamo blog.

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  • guest

    Ouch! Insomniac?

    That hurts, Seth. That hurts.

    I do wish that the APD down on 6th Street was more like Reno 911, though. That would rule. Maybe we can bring them out one day and then have Lt. Dangle in front of the theater throwing the drunkies into his own special paddy wagon.

    - Henri

  • guest

    God damn, there sure are a lot of fucksticks on this site. Hi, Seth!

  • seth

    I thought this bit was funnier when it was called "Insomniac" and the host was Dave Attel. Oh, well.

    Seth

  • heyzeus

    I've never seen Henri Mazza throw up. But man, I sure hope to.

  • guest

    "hopefully by the time the Ritz opens"

    when's that?

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