So I had today off, and it has been awhile since I have experience the world on a random weekday:
A bunch of us who work together went out last night for a few drinks, and man can you really see the other side of some coworkers after a few drinks. Why in the world would you decide to get shitty drunk in front of people you work with everyday? It's okay to control yourself in public with coworkers and then go home and polish off that bottle of Jameson alone in your basement, like some of us do. Also, why would you want to do karaoke in front of these same people, and find it weird that some people refuse to karaoke.
Once your body is used to get up early on a Wednesday, there is no way to sleep late, even when you have nothing to do that.
This morning I watched Tropic Thunder, hilarious movie. After watching that movie, this clip, and listening to this audio clip (some jag-off asking him bizarre and offensive questions at a press conference), I would have to say Robert Downey Jr. is the coolest guy in Hollywood.
I was out and about running some errands, so I decided to stop at Taco Bell for lunch. These 2 chick in front of me ordered a bunch of stuff with extra meat, extra sour cream, and what not, and they both drank water. Their total was $22.50. At Taco BEll. How? My total was $4.74, and I was stuffed when I was done.
I went on the freeway at 1:15, and there was already rush hour traffic then. Does anyone ever work a full day anymore?
I stopped off at Barnes and Noble to see if about getting a book, since I now know how to read. There was a huge sign when you walked in saying "December 6th, 25% off sale on everything." It was some promotion to thank their customers and what not. So I turned around and figured I would come back next Saturday.
Have tried Fringe. Like it. Wish it move on be more than just X-Files in the 21st Century. They need a more connecting storyline instead of stand-alone episodes. More cameos from Dawson's Creek actors too.
The first Fringe I saw was when a dude got his brain splattered over a window. Cool, but the rest of the episode was all lame with some old guy taking care of business.
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I like the term conscientious karaoke objector.
$11.25 each at taco bell = heated argument over who gets the bathroom first an hour later
you could try Fringe....in about every other episode someone gets their brain wired to a dead person's to try and communicate with them.
Have tried Fringe. Like it. Wish it move on be more than just X-Files in the 21st Century. They need a more connecting storyline instead of stand-alone episodes. More cameos from Dawson's Creek actors too.
The first Fringe I saw was when a dude got his brain splattered over a window. Cool, but the rest of the episode was all lame with some old guy taking care of business.
How did this post turn into a post about Fringe?
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