Weekend Conclusions:
I am an asshole.
Let me tell you about being me. I get drunk, too drunk off of hard liqour. I do my best to avoid even mixed drinks. If is isn't beer or brandy old fashioned's with my mom. I tend to react poorly.
Saturday night I was dragged to a houseparty with a "raver" theme. A rave you say? no, just themed. The difference: while a rave, full of hopped up kids in shiny metalic vests dry-humping each other and engaging in massive group orgies sounds awesome; twenty underagers with 3 for $2 shots listening to really shitty electronica and not humping anything sucks. The host had braces. I was at a party with orthodontia. I am old.
After being there and having no one dance, Laney, being a reformed trick-ho of a dancer took over DJ duties, and started playing hip-hop. People started dancing, I started doing shots to make the pain of being the only one old enough to remember Punky Bruster go away, the party got better.
(Sidenote: the raver themed party playlist included: Barry White, Relient K and the entire second Taking Back Sunday cd, clearly these jackasses have no idea what it's like to puke off of three tabs of E and 4 shots of whiskey)
Eventually I got into an argument with one of their hosts, and Laney had to pull me away to stop my inquiry of "Silverstien? Are you serious? Do you even have a penis?"
We left, and I persisted to throw back a quick vodka cranberry then meet up with Emily, Heather and Heather's boyfriend at The Plaza. By the time I hit the bar, I was pretty drunk. I then proceeded to verbally accost the District 8 Alderman, privately compare his sexual prowess to Mike Verveer, District 4 Alderman.
The night gets kinda blurry after that. I remember some key things: when asked my opinion about a certian bar (Brothers) here in Madison I replied with "that bar is for douchebags and rapists," then agreed to a horsey-ride from a stranger to Brothers. Mid-way on my lone piggy-back ride to Brothers I ran into my co-author's twin sister- B Ditter. I dismounted and released my drunk friend back into the wild.
I followed the other Ditter to Real Chilli, ignored 5 phone calls from Heather, got fed candy, tried to hide the fruity deliciousness in Nick's chili-dog, got bored, stumbled off on my own.
These events count for a total of 25 minutes of my night. I started drinking at 10 and got home at 3 am. What I did and said inbetween will remain a mystery lost to the ages.

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and that's why you'll always be high class to me...you can post pictures just by clicking one of the little buttons at the top of the post box
It was glorious. That guy totally ran away with you yelling at him. And we tried to walk you to the bar but you refused and yelled that I was silently judging you and only Nick was allowed to judge you
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I didnt yell at him. Did I?
He and I, we were like Roy Rogers and Trigger, the Lone Ranger and Scout, Rainbow Brite and her horse. We were magic.
By "ran away with you yelling" did you mean, maybe that I had to set him free for his own good but he wouldn't leave my side. So I had to throw rocks at him and scream "Get out of here, Go boy, I don't want you here anymore. Stupid animal! Just Go!" while sobbing uncontrolably.
Because if so, then that's love, not terror. He needed to return to his home: Brothers. It's total White-Fang-and-the-gold-finding-orphan moment. Which the world needs more of.
Conclusion: I am a hero of sentiment.
I don't remember rock throwing but it might have been possible but he did seem heartbroken
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