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Monday, April 7, 2003

The downside of playing the accordion

Joey de Villa, affectionately known as AccordionGuy for the big, hulking keyboard he often totes around Toronto, had been promising to post stories of his worst dates ever. He's managed to post at least one. His intent, however, was derailed by a sudden attack of bliss, thanks to a new relationship. Last week he posted a sappy account of how his new girlfriend claimed she wasn't a goth, all evidence to the contrary. A day or so after it appeared, however, it disappeared. Today, the other shoe dropped. Turns out that Joey seems to have trumped all the other possible worst date stories he was intending to post with this bizarre tale.

You're right, Joey; you've earned a break.

Posted at 12:42 PM

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what a bummer! and poor Joey!

I guess this happens the other was around also, with psycho con men lying every which way and making off with women's money.

Posted by Anita Rowland at 2:01 PM, April 7, 2003 [Link]

I don't think either gender has a monopoly on psychosis, that's true.

Posted by ralph at 3:16 PM, April 7, 2003 [Link]

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