Greetings Programs:

This is just a small note to clear up any and all confusion about the status of the Summer Of Scum tour with Shai Hulud / Full Blown Chaos, Elysia, Woe Of Tyrants, and A Girl A Gun A Ghost. The tour has unfortunately been canceled due to circumstances well beyond anyone's control. Both Full Blown Chaos and Elysia were dealt severe blows forcing the bands to drop off the tour to attend to personal and family matters, thus bringing the tour to an early end. As sad as we were to return home early, we were much more sorry to see our good friends suffer through their respective troubles. We wish only the best for our friends, and hope they will be up, running, and touring again soon. We're certain they will be.

Thanks to all of you who came to one of the few shows we did play on this run. All the bands appreciated your warmth, energy, and attendance. Shai Hulud will be back on the road sometime this year, hopefully making up the shows that we weren't able to play this summer. We'll be in touch, hell, we're just a My Space message away. Thanks Tom!

We were genuinely looking forward to rocking with anyone and everyone this month. We'll see everyone soon, however. We know, we know, not unless you see us first. Personally, I never understood that joke.

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Matt Fox / Huludicidal

P.S. Out of sheer curiosity I just Googled "not if i see you first" to see what the hell that joke is supposed to mean and found this:

" I had never really thought twice about this phrase until one day at work some of my co-workers were discussing it. I guess I always thought of it as fairly innocuous. You know, like you'd say it to a friend or loved one, acknowleding that you might see them before they see you. Or else it's just something stupid you say.

Well, my boss said the way he always thought of it was that when someone says "See you" and you say "Not if I see you first," you're really saying that if you see them first, then they won't see you at all, because if you see them first you're going to run and hide or something so you don't have to see them. He said it's really an insult or a dig. It's snide, not sweet."

NOW I GET IT!