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Sunday, June 18th 2006:
The CrapMonkey does the Metal Jesus Wedding in Las Vegas. We flew into Vegas Friday morning and went out for Jason’s (Metal Jesus) bachelor Party in the evening.? We started out at a punk bar called the Double Down and then rolled on to the Crazy Horse Too. Of course, we were recording as we rolled. Photos will be on Flickr before too long.
The song of the the day is “No Friend of Mine” by Pug Ugly and we end the show with Mr. Fletcher by Posted Oval.
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