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Chester French’s Dirty Dozen, 1-26-09

Posted by chesterfrench on Monday, January 26th, 2009

Since we’ve finally got the blog up and running here, we decided to roll out a new feature called Chester French’s Dirty Dozen. Basically, each week, we will compile a list of 12 things that we were into that week (6 items from DA, 6 items from Max).

We’ll put the list together over the entire week and then publish it on Monday of the following week. Here’s our very first Dirty Dozen evahh:

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