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A friend of mine was leaving the Rockabilly Ball in Ballard last night when he encountered what sounds (and sorta looks) like a rather awesome sight. Apparently a cop car had just plowed straight through the front window of Matt’s Hot Dogs. It’s not much to go on, but here’s the photo he sent me from his cell:
Here’s the reason, according the the Seattle Times. Did any Slog readers witness this dangerous/hilarious spectacle themselves?
so, what, it managed to somehow obliterate the mental image you had of a cruiser-in-a-hotdog-shop?
hang on, I'll call you a whaaaambulance.
Well, the conference of birds! so i dont own a "real" camera. and the postage stamp you see happened to be right there. so whatever. i was there. so a "real" camera.
what's with the peanut gallery?
oh hold on, I've been out dancing but let me set up my 10 megapixel camera and tripod because people on tha intarweb told me I had to. I carry them with me at all times.
uhm. duh.
hannah, what's even funnier (thankfully no one was hurt in the scary truck-woman's rampage) was the media discussion last night on the 11 o'clock news where the incrunched establishment was repeatedly referred to as a "hot dog restaurant".
hot dog restaurant?! ha ha!
pee ess: happy birthday!
No, no, and no. I'm right and you're all wrong.
I don't know why you would bring a camera to a bar, but if all you have with you is your phone, then you don't have a camera. Too bad. You could maybe use the phone to call your friend and ask them to bring you a camera, if you want a picture that badly.
What you shouldn't do is waste your time trying to use the so-called "camera" that some product marketing flack shoehorned into your phone. Camera phones are a stupid gimmick, and people who fall for stupid gimmicks look like dupes. It's sad because it is true.
grace:
uhh, the incrunched restuarant is called Matt's Famous Hot Dogs... would this not be a hot dog restaurant?
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Please either carry a real camera, or don't bother. These blurry postage stamp images from cell phone cameras you see all over blogs are worse than useless.