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D.C. Snowmageddon Baby Boom Contest

admin — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 14:38:29 +0000

We’ve all heard the stories about people and being holed up in their homes and apartment for almost a week now. Then we see that WeLoveDC.com posted a story about “condoms in short supply” at local stores. This seems ripe for a contest. How about you e-mail me or comment below, the date the Washington Post first writes a profile of the “D.C. baby boom” resulting from the snow storms. If you guess correctly, I’ll give you a prize. I’m not sure what it will be, but it should be something decent. This is going to take a while, 9 months I hear. So if waiting isn’t your thing, sorry.

In the case of a tie, I’ll randomly draw a name.

Send entries to matt @ itsgully.com or comment below.

Rising Google Searches in the D.C. Area

admin — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 02:06:09 +0000

America gets another reason to hate (love) Washington

admin — Fri, 25 Sep 2009 00:11:27 +0000

Update: Via the Twitters and @RealWorldDCNewz, the production company Magical Elves is in charge of this project. I must say, they do great work with Top Chef. I’m a fan. Also, hate is a strong word, that’s why I added (love) to the title. Kneejerk reaction.

Look what a friend just sent me. It comes from the Craigslist. Sorry Mr. Producer, but a show about over dressed and over served twenty-something D.C. staffers can’t possibly play well in Wichita. Since I live in D.C. and can fit both molds quite well, I’m more than happy to make an appearance!

Casting new docu-series about the young and fabulous in DC! (Washington, D.C.)

Date: 2009-09-24, 7:11PM EDT
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Are you and your friends proof that DC is the hip, hot place to be right now? If you hit The Hill hard during the day and the bars harder at night – we want to talk to you.

From the Emmy award-winning producers of Project Runway and Top Chef comes a new documentary series about the chic up and comers in our nation’s capital.

If you are a Washington, D.C. society insider, recent college graduate or future political powerhouse in your early to mid-twenties, please e-mail us. You must currently live in D.C. or be planning to move there in the next couple of months.