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Shitty Kitty of the Week gets tempted

steven — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 17:08:25 +0000

Shitty Kitty done did it again

steven — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 12:53:55 +0000

Tupac and Katy Perry would be pissed. Shitty Kitty was reppin’ both West and East coasts hard last night at Brooklyn bar Mission Dolores. It got filthy as usual. But don’t worry. That kid in the pictures can’t read.

Shitty Kitty of the Week – Roommates!!!

steven — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 17:43:05 +0000

Here’s your hump day lovin’. See you tomorrow at the Shitty Kitty Meet Up @ Mission Dolores Bar.

Shitty Kitty Meet Up @ MISSION DOLORES (7/22)

steven — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 17:25:54 +0000

This month Shitty Kitty’s going home! Kind of. She was born in the Mission Dolores neighborhood in San Francisco, so it’s only natural that she’d come-a-crawling to Mission Dolores bar in Brooklyn. Be there for the homecoming and the happy hour.

$10 pitchers of Yuengling/Genesee Cream, 2 for $5 well drinks, $1 off all drafts, FREE Shitty Kitties!

As always, we’ll bring the cartoon-making supplies– you just bring yourself, your friends, your mediocre drawing skills and your twisted sense of humor.

Still not sure what these Meet Ups are all about? Get the scoop here.

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Shitty Kitty celebrates freedom every day, but especially on the fourth

steven — Wed, 07 Jul 2010 17:54:24 +0000

Your Shitty Kitty of the week:

We Timbuktu’d, We Spaceheadz’d

casey — Tue, 29 Jun 2010 20:20:49 +0000

“Timbuktu-ing” mostly consisted of telling folks we’ve got a book coming out next year (yes!), while “Spaceheadz’ing” was much more involved. See, we BROUGHT THE INTERNET TO LIFE.

Internet on the Internet, Internet Brought To Life:

And with said Internet, we signed up librarians and publishers to be Spaceheadz! (Not sure what we’re talking about? Look here.) Don’t worry if you didn’t get to do it in person, you can still do it online.

We also obtained some seriously insider-information about children’s literature deity Dr. Suess… The Cat In the Hat is actually a young woman. Gasp!

Don’t tell anyone we told you.

Librarians and Publishers and Us, OH MY!

casey — Fri, 25 Jun 2010 15:13:59 +0000

This weekend we are heading down to D.C. for the American Library Association (ALA) Annual Conference. There will be: librarians, publishers, authors and illustrators (like us, woohoo!), AND the oh-so-mysterious-to-the-non-ALA-world…Drill Cart Competition.

Books we’ll be hawkin’:

Ours, To Timbuktu:

And Jon Scieszka’s latest and greatest, SPACEHEADZ Book #1:

Why are we such Spaceheadz fans? Because we are the Spaceheadz digital team! Meaning, we’ve been responsible for all the online aspects of the story telling which so far has been a blaaaaaaaaast. Are you a Spaceheadz? Of course you are. Sign up here and make it official!

Shitty Kitty + USA in the World Cup = Cartoon of the Week

steven — Wed, 23 Jun 2010 17:25:57 +0000

Hump this, Hump Day.

And Hump that Algeria. 1-0 BABY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Shitty Kitty humps Hump Day again

casey — Thu, 17 Jun 2010 19:11:52 +0000

Your weekly Shitty Kitty cartoon hot off the press:

P.S. Now you can get the Shitty Kitty Cartoon of the Week on a T-Shirt!

Shitty Kitty Cartoon of the Week 6/16/2010 by TelephoneandSoup
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Get your bloomers out for BLOOMSDAY! (whahh?)

casey — Fri, 11 Jun 2010 16:29:25 +0000

James Joyce wrote a book called “Ulysses” for which you may or may not have read the Cliffnotes some time in high school. Once a year, literary lovers around the world do their darndest to reenact the events of the novel which took place over one long day in Dublin in 1904. The celebration is called Bloomsday after the main character, Leopold Bloom.

Brooklyn is having its very first Bloomsday this Saturday (6/12) thanks to the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick, and the celebration is taking the form of a pub crawl along Park Slope’s 5th avenue with readings, reenactments, piping and snacks along the way!

COUNT US IN.

Full disclosure: We designed the posters/pins/banners/programs etc and we love pub crawls, so even though neither Steven nor I ever finished readings “Ulysses”, our Saturday never stood a chance.