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If you're inebriated (in any form), post here! >> sad
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Dec 06, 2011 11:51AM
Have one on me, kids. I haven't had a drink in about three weeks. The last time I did, it was watered-down draft beer at Coop's wife's 50th birthday party while listening to a band playing fractured covers of Cheap Trick and Britney Spears, the drummer in a New York Dolls t-shirt that I meant to ask him about but never got around to. WTF? It was brutal. The next morning my head felt as big as that Epcot orb. Time for a break.
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We had a lot of people in my house drinking wine, and I'm sure a few had too much. I wish one of them had been you.

I feel the need to entertain Sally, due to the previous anti-climatic let down, but may have lost my mojo finding the post...
That having been said, yes! inebriated, kind of mid-week (at least on a school night) which I choose to blame on the grown up children I baby-sit at work who can't behave without supervision! Now sober I am far too PC to tell them entirely what I think of them, but meantime 'how annoying!!' and childish and painful and uuugh!
You know I think I am a happy drunk, but now I sound like a bitchy whiney drunk...
And I wonder, is Sally entertained?
So, it may take me weeks to find the inebriated post again, but I'm sure I will be thinking of you ;)
P.S. last wine soaked thought - must get a xmas tree..!!


No matter, Felix. Carry on with your beer and football game behind the ficus. Jim went to get a freshie 6pack, so you should be set for the day.

Did I ever tell you about the worst year of my life? I was a sports writer in Iowa City and TERRIFIED that my editor would discover I really only had a half-assed idea of football rules. Typically when handing out stories, if the athelete(s) were female he would say, "send the girl." He never bothered to call me by name.

Oh, and I will never forget my wage: $3.25/hr. No benefits, thank you very much. The only reason Mr. Cynthia and I did not starve to death was good family support and my weekend pizza-cooking job at the Green Pepper in Coralville.