The fabulosity was absolute and unquestionable.


Rococo decor at the Schnitz does not disappoint, it was a suitably fabulous setting.

As RR said of his coverage of F47's presidency, "It was supposed to be a side gig. Now it looks like I'm going to retire off of this guy."
I smiled and laughed for 2 hours straight. That hasn't happened to me in quite a while.

The medley with Modern Stable Genius was top tier, as it's one of my favorites.

At one point, Mr. Rainbow asks the audience, "Where should I go in Portland on a Friday night?"
A guy right behind me yells back, "My house."
Randy to the band: "Hurry up and finish, I've got a date."

It was all so good. His outfits were *chef's kiss* fantastic and his timing flawless.

I would've, but it's a two hour drive back to the coast and it looked like more than a one-hour line (and I can't stand in one place that long)

Were you there at the show tonight? If so, greetings fellow traveler!

You weren't by any chance the couple the held the elevator door for me and then compared the elevator to the one at the Liberty Theater in Astoria are you? Because that would be too weird.

Indeed, the elevator thing would have broken reality, but it wasn't us. Now I want to check out Liberty Theater though.

It's the 40th anniversary