Comments | vulumesky: Note to self

vulumesky

Note to self

Mar 03, 2007 07:40

You need not drink beer like you drink water; you don't have another client coming in the door. Take a breath and enjoy the beer with slow, wonderful sips.

I have 1 paper to write, 1 to revise, and 1 pretest to take this weekend. Amazing fun.

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kmonotjlo March 3 2007, 15:06:54 UTC

Yeah! beer, you're hilarious when tipsy!
Thanks for coming out last night. It's more fun when you hang. I too have a paper to write... Let me know if you want to meet at coffee shop to crank them out!

vulumesky March 3 2007, 15:18:07 UTC

I need a computer to crank it out, which means I have no laptop power until I actually buy one. :o

HORRAY BEER! I like being a little tipsy, though I could have slowed that with a bit more food before I came out. Oh well, it was great; I came home and ate protein pudding and then had some 100 calorie popcorn. I slept rather well.

kmonotjlo March 3 2007, 18:15:06 UTC

protien and beer is the best sleep aid

vulumesky March 3 2007, 17:43:25 UTC

Although I can do my science work later on in the afternoon. I'm thinking 4ish. How's that sound?

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shatteredvirus March 3 2007, 18:41:43 UTC

Read my latest post.
And fuck that crap.

vulumesky March 3 2007, 19:09:40 UTC

The thing you don't seem to understand, in your angst-y stubbornness, is that people don't only drink to get drunk...some actually like trying new things to see how they taste. I was like you at your age, but things change, perspectives change, opinions and ideas change. May my views tomorrow be different than they are today!

shatteredvirus March 3 2007, 20:05:39 UTC

"I was like you at your age"
No, you got piss drunk at like 16 and drove home. Your views were like mine? I hardly consider that to be anything like my views.

vulumesky March 3 2007, 20:51:19 UTC

You're no longer 16, perhaps you forget that. In fact, you turn 21 in 3 months, a full-on legal adult, but I digress.

After I got drunk at 16, I didn't drink again until I was 22 because I didn't see the need for alcohol and I felt anytime I touched a drink, I was going to lose something I really, really enjoyed (that happened to be driving when I was 16). When I was your age (20) I acted much like you are acting right now: hostile, arrogant, and dismissive. Time changes all things and you're no exception.