Bobb reports on a wedding he attended this past weekend that had a Red Sox theme:

... We knew something was up when we got the invitation, which was in the design of a ticket to Fenway. In fine print on the back, it urged invitees to don their best Red Sox garb. Two attendees violated the no-Yankees attire mandate. That's OK, someone made up for it by wearing a Yankees Suck T-shirt - to a wedding. (And you can mark weddings off the list of places you'd never think you'd hear that chant but did). ...

Sarah reports having to break out that line in a Quincy bar on Saturday.

By now, everyone's heard that Governor Patrick's daughter is a n out and proud lesbian. Good (or planned?) timing with the Boston Pride festivities this weekend. There's a full article on Towleroad, one of my favorite bloggers out there.

The Medford Transcript interviews a guy who was advertising he'd trade his "hot wife" for two Celtics tickets.

Liz Kelleher photographs a couple looking out over Dorchester Bay.

Boston Subway Crush is a new venue for all you people who just can't get enough Missed Connections. My favorite so far (under m4m):

you look like the charlie card guy

I swear to god, you look like him and I think that is really hot. Every time I pull out my card I think of you.

Miss Von Schtoop provides the proof:

... Good lord, another thing to remember about high-falutin' city living: never, ever, wear fake hair when you plan on tackling your ex-man's new b*tch!

Auntie Scotch reports that the unspecified downtown hotel where she and some friends took out her future sister-in-law for a last singles night was crawling with businessmen and escorts:

... The cherry was when I was leaving a convention-goer from Chicago approached me and asked if I'd like to come up to his room so he could give me a massage. I declined but like the true creepy gentleman he was he went out to the street and hailed me a cab anyhow. See ladies, there are a few left out there - even if they are probably married with children and have a bottle of KY ready and waiting in their hotel room for the first girl who says yes. Chivalry is alive indeed.

Dick Syatt is doing singles dances again.

Join Socializing for Justice at the Alchemist Lounge in Jamaica Plain on Wednesday, April 23, 2008 at 7PM to meet cool, like-minded people and unwind after work.