With the dollar falling faster than a drunk frat boy off a roof, it helps to be reminded of the one sound investment left….
Gambling, baby! Vegas is the only economic market that makes sense anymore …and who better to lead us into venality and depravity than Pandora and Nik Sin?
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With Molly Crabapple out of town, we here at Dr. Sketchy's can do whatever we like. Like a tribute to illict substances and 1930s drug culture! And who better to kick the gong around with than our very own Maui Wowie; Melody Sweets!
Aloha oh boy! Melody left us dazed and confused to say the least.
She looks like she's casts a spell, here.
Your chemically enhanced host, John Leavitt. One set of glasses
Happy Birthday Everyone! We had multiple celebrations at Dr. Sketchy's this week, from birthdays to bachelorette parties. The bodacious birthday babe Akynos precedes over the frivolous festivities.
After the stage-dressing orgy of last week, we needed a return to basics. Girls in hot red outfits with Rockabilly
Do my eyes deceive me? It's Delirium Tremens as the spirit of absinthe itself, The Green Fairy! Le Tourment Vert was kind enough to sponsor this, our most drunken session ever, providing art monkeys with 100 proof shots of wonder.
Your thematically colored hosts! If you saw me stagger down Grand St covered in glow-in-the-dark stars, you have Le Tourment Vert to thank.
Strange absinthe delusions courtesy of Ms. Tremens
Beam me up Welshy! We blew our geekwad last week with a tribute to the series that launched a thousand fanboys: Star Trek (Original Flavor).
With us on our 5 year mission was the lovely Fem Appeal as Lt. Nyota Uhura*.
Incoming hotness on channel 4 Captain.
Boots! Hoop earrings! We're basically cosplayers at this point. Sigh.
Hot time! Summer in the city! Back of my neck getting very unclean and rough. Julia, AKA Lady Lovely, enchantresses and muse extraordinare,
brings us back to the Summer of 1977 In New York! High temperatures! High crime! Rising hemlines! Photos by Dr. Simon, wizard of Park and 73rd.
Your hosts, Molly Crabapple and John Leavitt, dancing queen.
