The Prize Budget for Boys - Tonight!

May 20, 2002

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pbfb The Prize Budget for Boys collective formed soon after Tristan Parish,
Ellsworth LeRoy, and Percival Peabody found themselves amongst the
disgruntled dissidents leaving the notoriously fascist Panda House Academic
Art-Op. Amidst the scandal surrounding the alleged bibliophilic
improprieties, the Boys found themselves united in the conviction that none
of them would be content with the knowledge found in books. To parallel
Ellsworth's SKI-Ching study, the remaining 2/3 of PBFB also decided to let
"randomness" determine their direction. While residing in Toronto, Percival
& Tristan declared that they would set out on a voyage through the World
Wide Web guided only by the accidents of search engines, with a trust
founded in Zen that the result least likely to match one's query is the
answer one needs to find. In their continued commitment to a culture of
waste, they also vowed to only read books picked at random from thrift store
bins of discarded books. The only communication permitted to Ellsworth
during his year-long meditation was a series of performative postcards from
Percival and Tristan. The three Prize Budget for Boys members assembled
those missives into the informative and entertaining travelogue you will
witness tonight:
The Spectacular Vernacular Revue.

See them live:
May 21 at the Pilot Tavern
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Boys collective formed soon after Tristan Parish, Ellsworth LeRoy, and
Percival Peabody found themselves amongst the disgruntled dissidents leaving the
notoriously fascist Panda House Academic Art-Op. Amidst the scandal surrounding
the alleged bibliophilic improprieties, the Boys found themselves united in the
conviction that none of them would be content with the knowledge found in books.
To parallel Ellsworth's SKI-Ching study, the remaining 2/3 of PBFB also decided
to let "randomness" determine their direction. While residing in Toronto,
Percival & Tristan declared that they would set out on a voyage through the
World Wide Web guided only by the accidents of search engines, with a trust
founded in Zen that the result least likely to match one's query is the answer
one needs to find. In their continued commitment to a culture of waste, they
also vowed to only read books picked at random from thrift store bins of
discarded books. The only communication permitted to Ellsworth during his
year-long meditation was a series of performative postcards from Percival and
Tristan. The three Prize Budget for Boys members assembled those missives into
the informative and entertaining travelogue you will witness tonight: The
Spectacular Vernacular Revue. See them live: May 21 at the Pilot
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