No-Fi Soul Rebellion
This man/wife band has been delivering full-fledged dance party of epic proportions for quite sometime in Bellingham and are hands down Belebrities.
Number One Dog Belebrity: Thompson
“I go on a walk every day downtown and roll around like I’m the king. Every tree has my piss on it and I do it in public. I eat out of a goblet and chow on avocados for my clear skin. I sniff pussy from blocks away and lick my own nuts. Throw me a ball and I’ll show you who’s boss.”
When did you know you were a Belebrity?
When I realized that people couldn’t stop starin’ at my nuts. Now when people stroke my coat, I just lay on back to make sure that they know I’ve still got ‘em. It was real clear when people stopped calling me Thompson. Now they call me Mr. T.
What advice can you give to someone striving to be a Belebrity?
It’s not easy being a Belebrity. Especially as a dog. There’s a lot of regular dogs out there. But there’s none that can touch my abilities. Keep it chill and Always stay high.
Spread the Peace. See you on the Streets.
Is there a new mayor in town?
Rumors have been circulating in regards to the true identity of the Bellingham mayor. At a recent city council meeting a debate started on whether Dan Pike was indeed the mayor anymore.
“I heard Macklemore say the mayor was Austin Santiago…did I miss an election?” said some guy at the meeting. “Dan Pike doesn’t get shout-outs.”
The council chambers sat silent for many minutes until some someone started ranting about urban sprawl. Dan Pike has yet to respond to whether he actually is the mayor. Whether or not Austin is indeed the real mayor of Bellingham he is indeed a Belebrity.
Cat Sieh
Cat Sieh is pretty much a badass. Cat left her corporate job as a journalist in 2008 to focus on the make.shift project (and to become as broke as the musicians make.shift is trying to help). The Make.Shift Project is a Bellingham-based 501c3 nonprofit that supports struggling musicians while lessening their impact on the environment. Now, Cat wades through bureaucracy and spends a lot of time on the telephone for make.shift. She also is really into old buildings and very well may be in love with the Georgia Pacific site on the Waterfront.
Make sure to follow Cat and the make.shift crew over at www.makeshiftproject.com and feel free to give them a hand by helping pedal the bike.






















