Sadly, I failed the Mr. Belding test last night. I tracked him down for "Saved by the Bell" trivia (which he owned - seriously dude is a beast), but my video camera lost all the footage. He even knew the jukebox number at for Zack & Kelly's song. *sad face*

To make it up to you Beehivers, I offer you the five tightest people I saw last night at Mad Tight '90s Night at The Chuk. Yes, the '90s were in full swing, and I definitely got a kick out of the some of people who dressed up. Shout out to unbuckled overalls.

Welcome to another week of Post No Bills, the biggest collection of Fresno event fliers and posters anywhere on the whole entire Internets

Concerts, clubs, community events -- it's all right here. Lots of fliers await you below, so give your browser a second to process it all, then dive in and find something to do. Our flier assortment reaches well into the summer, so get your calendar and start planning.

As always, we welcome contributions from bands, artists, venues, promoters and regular joes. Send flier links to mosegueda@fresnobee.com.

While you curse triple-digit temperatures ...

PARTY LIKE IT'S 1979: Styx and REO Speedwagon at the Save Mart Center on Sunday night? Oh yeah, you're gonna relive your glory days this weekend, Camaro guy! Here's some Bee reading on the subject.

Remember Better Than Ezra and Vertical Horizon? Yes, the '90s bands. Well, they're going to be playing a free acoustic show at Twist on Monday. Yes, I said free. Looks like Y101 is behind this as well, so props to them.

Can't say I'm a fan of either band, but I think it's cool that this is happening -- and happening for free.

This news update from The Bee is a hoot. Even the headline -- Towering parolee arrested after Fresno eatery rampage -- is funny. Behold:

A 6-foot, 7-inch parolee out of prison for just four days is back in jail after an early morning restaurant rampage in north Fresno.

Sgt. Mike Manfredi said police were called at 3 a.m. Thursday to the Denny's at Blackstone and Herndon avenues, where the parolee was eating food off patrons' plates.

When he was asked to stop, the parolee began spitting and knocking hats off customers' heads, Manfredi said. When asked to leave, he threatened to poke the manager's eyes out.

Outside the restaurant, the parolee put a motorcyclist in a choke hold, pulled him off the motorcycle and tried to ride away on it, Manfredi said. When he was ordered off the motorcycle by an arriving police officer, he rolled the motorcycle at her.

Read the rest at fresnobee.com. Gotta love Denny's after hours. I know you got some great Denny's stories. Let's hear 'em.