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	<title>Fuel the book by Jeremy Chin &#187; patron</title>
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		<title>Bar Sinister</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Memorial Day weekend was memorably immemorable this year. Hui Chin and I swung it at Bar Sinister, a Gothic Club off Hollywood Blvd. Black was the dress code, and a dog collar put you in the &#8220;in&#8221; crowd.
Among the interesting people we met were:
Jing &#8211; a Thai physics graduate from Cal Tech who danced alone [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Memorial Day weekend was memorably immemorable this year. Hui Chin and I swung it at Bar Sinister, a Gothic Club off Hollywood Blvd. Black was the dress code, and a dog collar put you in the &#8220;in&#8221; crowd.</p>
<p>Among the interesting people we met were:</p>
<p><strong>Jing</strong> &#8211; a Thai physics graduate from Cal Tech who danced alone so that she would not injure anyone with her frantic-hand- flailing-help-I&#8217;m-drowning dance</p>
<p><strong>Martin</strong> &#8211; a director of Photography who kept buying Hui Chin Patron shots in hopes of getting her drunk, but she kept pushing it to me. Patron&#8217;s one of the smoothest and most expensive tequillas around, so I was like, &#8220;bring it on&#8221;.</p>
<p><strong>Kim</strong> &#8211; the sweaty trisexual chick in tight leather pants from the midwest.</p>
<p>There was lots of female-to-female kissing going on that night as well.</p>
<p>I didn&#8217;t know how drunk I was at the club until I tried to stand. I would have gotten a tattoo that night had the tattoo place not closed half an hour earlier than usual. We ended up sleeping in the car till I sobered up.</p>
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