"...We Dance to the Beat." The first Chocolate Bobka Presents, a record release party for Forest Fire's Survival (finally available on vinyl via Infinite Best Recordings), is sure to be a doozy. In fact, the band has actually ensured that the evening will "have an overall sense of danger in the air," which, to me, sounds like a pretty good thing. Oh yeah, and there will be cookies.In addition, the nice folks at Union Hall have agreed to let us give away a few pairs of tickets for the event. To enter, simply leave your favorite type of tree in the comments, along with your email address. A winner will be selected on Friday. Hope to see you there.
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The mighty Sitka Spruce. Alaskan Brewing Company uses the spruce tips for their winter ale. Sitka Spruces also contain acetaminophen.
runner up: the rubber tree. Because it doesn't make any fckin sense
weeping willow, because it's so emo.
palo borracho, meaning "drunken tree" in spanish. it has a beer belly (i'm serious). soo... enough said.
The Tamarindus Indica, a rare African fruit tree, because you can but it on ebay.
http://cgi.ebay.com/RARE-African-Tamarind-tropical-fruit-tree-live-plant!_W0QQitemZ320407611917QQcmdZViewItemQQimsxZ20090803?IMSfp=TL090803211002r36527#ht_500wt_1182
My favorite kind of tree is Sour Diesel.
Baobab. It's fun to say. Go on, say it.
"America's National Tree" -- the Oak. Used for shipbuilding and whiskey distillation.
Bonus: the Angel Oak (http://tinyurl.com/nmmsyd)
my flowering baby bonsai... because it is so adorably portable you just want to carry it around in your pocket all day long...
or the cork tree because, well, there's nothing like the sound of the popping of a cork!
http://www.corkqc.com/cqftree.htm
I clearly win this one right?
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