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See Breakfast at Sulimay's live

POSTED: Tuesday, September 8, 2009, 10:28 PM

Philly's favorite grumpy old men (and woman) will perform their show live this Thu., Sept. 10 as part of the Philadelphia Corporation for the Aging's festivities at United Way (7 Ben Franklin Parkway, 215-665-2500). No, you don't have to be elderly to attend. Well, not officially: The show, followed by a talk with creator Mark Brodzik and the gang, will be filmed from noon to 1 p.m. On a Thursday. So that rules out basically anyone who has a job, along with anyone who doesn't have a job and is sensible enough to sleep until noon. I guess Joe has his bedtime to get to, though, huh? In the rare event that you can make it, be sure to RSVP by today by e-mailing PCA planner Kate Clark at kclark@pcaphl.org, or calling her at 215-765-9000, ext. 5072. And peep at the latest show up top ' in it, Joe talks about weed.

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