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Mustard’s first interview

February 17th, 2010

I’m so proud of my horse! He just did his first interview. It’s for the conceptual Five Takeaways blog. He gave some travel tips. Such a wise horse.

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Around the World Pt. 23: 10,000LB Hamburger Tour wrap-up

August 19th, 2009

As posted on the fab Fader blog.

Time for the final recap of the 10,000LB Hamburger Tour; the second serving, if you will. For those just catching on this lasted all throughout July, traveling across North America on a tour bus with Treasure Fingers and Theophilus London. We did an extensive run across enormous Canada. Normally I have a rule: no more than 4 shows in a row. I’m not sure how but that rule got broken, or bent, and we did a 5 city blitz. The day before that started I was in Vancouver and decided to get a massage at my hotel to try and ease the tour wear-and-tear. Then we went to our first Canadian show in Victoria, which involved putting the bus on a ferry. There’s something pretty phenomenal about putting an entire bus on a boat. But hey, Archimedes wasn’t kidding, buoyancy is very real. We also saw some porpoises in the water as we were leaving the docks. How do you recognize a porpoise? By its fin! In Victoria, about an hour or two before my set my neck started stiffening up. It got bad really fast and I had to play my set whilst in pain. Damn massage! On the lighter side, a girl asked me if I was Amish.

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Become a fan of Mustard the horse on Facebook!

July 25th, 2009

Lord knows Mustard has quickly become a popular stallion. He now has his very own Facebook Fan Page! Come join the community and find out what Mustard’s personal interests are.

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Mustard is hard at work

July 13th, 2009

Have you met my horse Mustard? I picked him in Miami and he’s joining us on the 10,000LB Hamburger Tour. Here he is on the tour bus, hard at work making spreadsheets next to Theophilus.

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