It's me, snitches...
Indeed, you may have already felt it. There could be a little extra bounce in your step. Maybe you've noticed that the fall colors seem just a shade brighter this year. Perhaps your Tasti-D-Lite frozen yogurt tastes a little sweeter (and a little less like burned Silly String!) Or maybe, just maybe, you met the love of your life and you got married and you're both rich!
No need to worry, friends, there is a scientific explanation: No-Town is back!
Yes, I know it's been a while. Maybe a few of you thought ol' Tom had disappeared. That he wasn't the "real deal." That he had let you down (just like all the others.)
Well, I'd just like to set the record straight: I'll always be there for you. I just knew you needed the time and the space to figure out how to fly on your own. The hardest part is letting go. You'll understand one day. I promise.
Indeed, I am also happy to report that No-Town will now be appearing in the New York Press. This paper is available free throughout the five boroughs of New York City. New York City is classified as an "Alpha World City" due to its incredible international influence on politics, culture, industry and communication. I can only hope that No-Town's publication will help good ol' Gotham keep the "one spot" on the world cities index (Suck it, Frankfurt.)
And now, because so many of you wrote in and demanded it, I leave you with this:
Top 10 Irish Surnames That Sound Like They Could Be Italian Surnames
1. Costello
2. Malone
3. Farrelly
4. Don't know.
5. Don't know.
6. Don't know.
7. Connolly sort of sounds like "cannoli." Cannoli is the Italian word for clown!
8. Don't know.
9. Don't know.
10. Sullivanetti
It's good to be back.
No need to worry, friends, there is a scientific explanation: No-Town is back!
Yes, I know it's been a while. Maybe a few of you thought ol' Tom had disappeared. That he wasn't the "real deal." That he had let you down (just like all the others.)
Well, I'd just like to set the record straight: I'll always be there for you. I just knew you needed the time and the space to figure out how to fly on your own. The hardest part is letting go. You'll understand one day. I promise.
Indeed, I am also happy to report that No-Town will now be appearing in the New York Press. This paper is available free throughout the five boroughs of New York City. New York City is classified as an "Alpha World City" due to its incredible international influence on politics, culture, industry and communication. I can only hope that No-Town's publication will help good ol' Gotham keep the "one spot" on the world cities index (Suck it, Frankfurt.)
And now, because so many of you wrote in and demanded it, I leave you with this:
Top 10 Irish Surnames That Sound Like They Could Be Italian Surnames
1. Costello
2. Malone
3. Farrelly
4. Don't know.
5. Don't know.
6. Don't know.
7. Connolly sort of sounds like "cannoli." Cannoli is the Italian word for clown!
8. Don't know.
9. Don't know.
10. Sullivanetti
It's good to be back.



