St. Patrick's Day

This year I decided that I should do something a bit different on St. Patrick's day. The idea I landed on was a mini bar crawl that we would do before we started drinking at home to go out. This was both a good and bad idea. The drunken state was achieved with great success, but when you have been drinking for 11 hours by midnight it begins to take it's toll on your energy. Determined not to be beaten by this, I still decided to go to the casino, spend all my money and walk home. This resulted in me being broke as a joke, and got blisters on my feet from the walk in unsuitable footwear. In hindsight, next year I will be making different plans... maybe hit New York for it?

Alco-Pong

During the last week Beer Pong fever has gripped the house. It has therefore been a pretty heavy week. But what's not to love? It's essentially darts but with a lot less skill, and the winner makes a friend drink when they don't want to, and the loser gets to drink lovely beer. It's almost like the gods looked at me and designed a sport that I would be devastating at. Plus there is no way I will ever end up on the bench in this sport so thats nice. I have to say that this game took am irresponsible turn on Friday. The resulting 'Cocktail Pong' claimed 4 victims in merciless fashion. None of us have any real memory of the night. David Bradley was brought home by his girlfriend, and then proceeded to throw up on our living room floor, thinking he was outside. Daniel Thompson ate a whole KFC meal, then forgot he had eaten it and got a large Pizza to eat as well. Jack Wrightson walked off on his own, lost everyone and came back and slept on a friends floor round the corner from our house. I went to the casino on my own, spent all the money I had on me and failed at getting more money out. We all came home on our own at different times and I think only half of us had keys. What were we thinking was going to happen when the last drink we had was made up of Vodka, Rum, Gin with Cider as the mixer.

Catching Up With The Rest Of The World

It is a fairly commonly known fact that there are a number of films that I have not yet seen, that the rest of the world seems to have on numerous occasions. Last night I made that list shorter, albeit ever so slightly, by 2. I sat down and properly watched Pulp Fiction for the first time, and I have to say it was very well received. It is the only time I will say this but John Travolta was boss. He played Vincent Vega with serious swagger, and Samuel L. Jackson showed that he is a very good actor who picks very  bad films. The other film I watched was Lock Stock. I was disappointed. Some good lines, a decent story line, and a good standard of acting. The only problem is when you hear so much about a film, about how many people consider it one of their favourite ever films, you expect a lot. In my opinion it was just a pretty good film with fairly low rewatchability.

Inspiration

I just finished watching David Fincher's "The Social Network" (for the fourth time). It always makes me think. Anyone can change their life with one great idea, the only problem I have is in the great idea's department. The last 'Great' idea I had was to funnel a bottle of wine before I started drinking to go out. It was the second time I did it in a week, the first time my night went badly because I was too drunk. Therefore repeating the performance makes me wonder if I have one more small problem, that being failure to recognise a terrible idea after a metaphorical "kick of the donkey". But this doesn't stop me feeling like maybe after I slowly wade my way through the thousands of bull shit idea's, maybe there is one that will make me a billionaire. Afterall the film "Hot Tub Time Machine" suggest mixing Twitter with Viagra, calling it Twitagra, I can surely come up with something at least that useless and moneyspinning. But if my life is destined for adverse mediocrity, at least I now have a record that at one point in my life (at this point it's all going fairly badly) had inspiration. Then again, I do fancy one more crack at that funnel and bottle of wine, maybe my night will get better if I do 2 bottles?

Gym, It's Getting Me A Situation

Did you know that a gymnasium was used in ancient greek times as a word for physical and mental education? Ironically the people who tend to take the gym most seriously are the ones in greatest need of intellectual improvement. Having recently decided that my current somatotype is getting pretty ridiculous, I decided to hit the gym in order to get that "Beach Body" that Hollywood says I probably should. Because we all know unless you're really funny you probably won't get away with being fat for long. I promise anyone who can be bothered to read this now, I won't become one of those douchebags who just talks about the gym all the time. But hey, as this is possibly the only time I will mention it, I rowed 5 kilometers yesterday. I'm G as fuck.

Have a nice day.

Take Your Shot

Today a girl hit me because I was laughing at her boyfriend getting thrown out. She hit me and yet I remain unsatisfied. I asked Jack to hit me and he agree'd, but has now bottled it. Dan kind of hit me but I'm not impressed, he can hit me a lot harder. This is disappointing especially as being drunk I at least expect to feel the effect of pills, these are pointless. Long story short, I live with people who refuse to hit me. What is their problem?

Entertainment At It's Most Illogical

The Metal Gear Solid 4 game has been played pretty much constantly for the last 2 days. As a playstation game it offers a lot of the shit you want. Boss graphics, cool guns and slutty computer generated babes. This is not the only thing this game has. It has cut scenes which are about half an hour long each time, often with less than 5 minutes gameplay in between these scenes. If I wanted to watch a film, I'd watch a film, but as I have my playstation on and my controller in my hand, it's clear I want to play a game. So why the hell has 12 hours of game time amounted in what I can only imagine is the least well represented game clock in history. I should just turn the game off, make Jack and Dan play something else, but curiosity has now got the better of me. MGS4, I hope you're happy, because I'm not.