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DITHERED TW7TS by Stan Waling
... Julie Andrews with one foot caught in a
badger's hole. A motherless clan of rabid
mountain badgers devour every ounce of flesh
and bone. Hilarity and song ensue.
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“I said about 140 times, ‘Get a mammalgram,
get a mammalgram!”'
FallOut 2003
WARQ Channel 93.5 brings a bevy of rock bands to Columbia today as it hosts its annual
FallOut conceit festival. Due to recent line-up changes, area music fans will now have the
opportunity to see Default and Socialburn - in place of Hoobastank who has postponed
their current tour - on the conceit stage. Festival gates open at 1 p.m. Tickets are
available at all area Sounds Familiar and Domino’s locations for $15.
1:20-1:50 p.m. Zug izland
2:10-2:40 p.m. Rooney
3:00-3:30 p.m. Three Days Grace
3:50-4:30 p.m. Socialburn
4:50-5:30 p.m. Die Trying
5:50-6:50 p.m. Eve 6
7:20-8:20 p.m. Powerman 5000
8:50-10:00 p.m. Defauit
CROSSWORD
ACROSS
1 Cyclist
Armstrong
6 Sheep bleats
10 Matterhorn’s
range
14 Arctic or
Antarctic
15 Motel rodm
16 _and shine!
17 Brandish
18 Hugger-mugger
20 “Frasier" dog
21 Hardcopies
22 LP
replacements
24 Surfeit
25 In the matter of
28 Painful
30 Rodeo rope
35 Daisy of
Dogpatch
36 Offshore
mooring site
37 Abduct
38 Apprehension
40 Roaring
Twenties
41 Posture
42 Zorro’s wrap
43 Ardent follower
44 Decaf brand
45 Waiter’s handout
46 Needless
activity
47 _-friendly
49 Navy vet
51 Moochers
56 Peruses
60 Basic
61 Demon
62 Lambaste
63 Ms. Fitzgerald
64 Threatened
layer
65 Beginner
66 Side of
Manhattan
67 Give a face-lift to
DOWN
1 Rob of "The
West Wing”
2 Destructive
rain?
3 Crave
4 Parti-colored cat
5 Came to a halt
6 Nudge
7 Political disorder
8 In a breezy
manner
9 Short-handed
one?
10 River of Tuscany
11 Place
12 Hey, over here!
13 Matched groups
19 Represent
conventionally
23 Pan-fry
25 Assemble
26 _Monica
27 One from Big D
29 Coquettish
31 Wood dresser
32 Military muddle
33 Epic tales
34 Removes
wrapping
36 For this reason .
37 On the fritz
39 Press coverage
40 Winter mo.
42 Breakfast grains
45 Fortitude
46 Turn to ice
48 Tendon
50 Passion
51 Injurious plant
52 Confederate
53 Rump
54 Supply of BB’S
55 Trellis part
57 Lady who’s a
ringer?
58 Have supper
59 Large amount
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All rights reserved.
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HOROSCOPES
ARIES You're already too busy,
with more work still coming
in. How will you manage it all?
That's the question to ask your
coworkers. You can figure it
out together.
TAURUS Don't rush into a
situation that's still in a state
of flux. When things settle
down a bit, you’ll see exactly
what needs to be done.
Patience is one of your best
skills.
GEMINI Adaptability is
required, but it's nothing you
can't handle. Don't fight reality
— or gravity, either. You'll do
best playing by the rules. Buy
only the best.
CANCER A minor glitch or two
only serve to help you hone
your skills. Be careful and be
confident, with the help of a
wise tutor.
LEO You won't have much
time for fun and games for
another day or two. Schedule
your date for after then.
Meanwhile, concentrate on
work.
VIRGO With the help of an old
friend or lover, sort through
the mess and find the answers
you seek. Get an objective,
supportive point of view,
especially if you don’t have
one.
LIBRA Don’t disregard that
nagging little voice inside your
head. At least one of the things
it's telling you will be helpful.
Many things, really, but you
can simply take them one at a
time.
SCORPIO Others look to you
for advice. Go ahead and be
directive. Don't make them
wander aimlessly for hours.
Tell them where to go.
SAGITTARIUS Abundance can
be yours if you do what you've
done before. It's either that, or
you're doing wha,t you know
you should do. -
CAPRICORN An educational
experience would be quite
satisfying now. Think you can
set one up? It doesn't really
matter if you're the student or
the teacher. They're flip sides
of tjie same coin.
AQUARIUS An insider gives A
you the tip you need to make a ”
good deal. The trick is, you
have to know whom to ask.
Don't pay too much for
information.
PISCES Friends want to coax
you out to play, so let them talk
you into it. You need to work
off the energy you've had to
stifle recently.
CALENDAR
Friday, Sept. 5
“ANGER MANAGEMENT”: 8
p.m. Russell House Theater.
BROWN BOMBER (LED
ZEPPELIN TRIBUTE BAND)
WITH ELECTRIC EYE (JUDAS
PRIEST TRIBUTE BAND),
CAPITAL A: 9 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern, 122 State
Street. $5.
AUTHORITY ZERO WITH
AGENT 51: Uncle Doctor’s,
1734 Mobile Drive.
FALLOUT AFTER-PARTY
FEATURING SLOTH WITH
CROSSFADE, REV-7: Jillian’s,
800 Gervais Street. $5 with
FallOut ticket stub, $7 ages 21
and up, $10 ages 18-20.
Saturday, Sept. 6
“ANGER MANAGEMENT”: 9
p.m. Russell House Theater.
FOOD NOT BOMBS BENEFIT
AND COMPILATION CD
RELEASE PARTY FEATURING
GUYANA PUNCHLINE WITH
MY SURPRISE AND POP 39:7
p.m. New Brookland Tavern.
$7.
ANNE MACCALLUM WITH
STEPHEN JEFFERY: 8 p.m.
Jammin’ Java, 1530 Main
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THE MOVEMENT WITH THE
LOVEMAKERS: 11p.m. New w
Brookland Tavern. $5.
Sunday, Sept. 7
NBT BIRTHDAY PARTY: 8 p.m.
New Brookland Tavern. $12.
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