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This week, we’ll start out with a two Craigslisters who will not let the cool fall weather stop them from enjoying some cold, sweet treats with a side of romance. And we’ll end with a couple of long-winded fellows, one of which is severely punctuation- and grammar-challenged.

Mr. Yogato - m4w - 23 (Mr. Yogato)
Reply to: pers-870802600@craigslist.org [?]
Date: 2008-10-08, 12:28AM EDT

I saw you in Mr. Yogato. It has been so long since we last saw each other. I know,we have become different people...but it must have been fate that our paths have crossed once again.

And yes...I like my women how I like my yogurt...tangy.

^_^
        * Location: Mr. Yogato

Please tell me, what qualities make a woman “tangy”?

Photo by Flickr user NCinDC

Enjoying this warm fall weather we've had the past couple of days? It should continue through the weekend, with highs in the mid 70s and plenty of sunshine. 

Since it'll be so beautiful, why not go pick some pumpkins—then bring 'em back, carve 'em up, and send your best carving efforts into our pumpkin photo slideshow? 

Continuing to make us even more grateful we have a job in this market is this sad headline in the Washington Biz Journal: Study: Job seekers outnumber openings almost 3 to 1. 

A series of robberies in Maryland seem to have been targeting Asians. 

Besides the continuing economic issues, another sign that everything is seemingly spinning out of control: immaculate conception in sharks.  

Alejandro Salinas asks: “What is Dupont Underground? Where is the entrance located? What’s the story behind it?”

The National Capital Trolley Museum staff and the Web helped us unravel the mystery of the Underground, while members of the Arts Coalition for Dupont Underground discussed its possible reincarnation with us. Read on for the scintillating answers!

Dupont Underground is an abandoned streetcar/trolley terminal and tunnel, which is located underneath Dupont Circle but above the Metrorail tracks. Several boarded-up entrances can be seen around the circle, including spots near PNC Bank and Krispy Kreme.

Photograph courtesy of James Kotecki.

Back in January of last year, James Kotecki was a senior at Georgetown University majoring in international security studies, who would post web videos critiquing the 2008 presidential campaign candidates in his spare time. Today, Kotecki is still doing just that—except now, he’s doing it professionally, as writer, producer and host of KoteckiTV, an online video series for the Politico.

Kotecki’s video blogs are witty, slightly cynical and sprinkled with pop culture references—not to mention the occasional musical performance from Kotecki himself, who raps and plays the guitar. Can you say triple threat? We spoke with Kotecki about Sarah Palin, which political party knows how to, well, party, and who’d make the ideal John Mccain impersonator.

Are you a whiz with a carving knife? Prove it! To celebrate the season, we’re collecting photos of your carved pumpkins and compiling them into a fall-tastic slide show. We’ll update it as submissions come in until Halloween.

Send your photos—one per e-mail, please—to eleaman@washingtonian.com with the subject line “Pumpkin Slideshow.” Please make sure your images are at least five by seven inches and 72 dpi. We’ll update the slide show several times a day, so be sure to check back often to see your masterpiece immortalized on the Interweb.

Ready to show your carving chops to the world? Get the ball—er, pumpkin?—rolling, and send us your photos now!

While you're at it, you might want to enter this month's photo contest. The theme is "light." The winner will be published in an upcoming issue of Washingtonian!