Wow, lots of people drinking heavily tonight in GD

People and letters are all over the place, have they driven themselves to the bottle?

as well as the cans.

Right now, I'm listening to "Everybody Hurts" by REM...it's gotten that bad.

I like that song! Back off!

I like that song too!

Now i'm listening to "Epiphany" by Staind. :)

I'm listening to the voices inside my head! They are f***ing crazy!

yoooot yooot yoot, there used to be a guy in my Marine unit that would get drunk off his ass and sing to us in the middle of the lawn in front of our barracks.

come on you guys yooot yoot yoot loooovee huruts! He was always signing Nazareth, heh.

hand that bottle over to me and no one will get in trouble. :)

I liked his singing! Let's all join in...

cause everybooooooooodddddyyyyyyyy huuuuuuuurrrrttssss...

wait. It just doesn't have the same effect if you're not drunk. :shrug:

and staggering down the road, trying not to pour our liquor bottles down each other's necks. that would be a waste.

I can hold about two in each.. Plus my bra! :D

:toast:

:D

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Your congrats will not be acknowledged.

Congrats, DS1!

Beers are on me! :)

How about a hug and a drink?????

:toast: :hug:

You can't leave us, we'll pull you back in!

I just read one thread-starting post that looked like he typed it with his face.

and one of them's PTSD from FR

seen the cost of gas?

maybe we can start a DU bottle drive next, a charity event for the social lives of those stuck here at 2:30 in the morning.

wait. DAMMIT!!

I didn't realize it at the time, but I did a good thing in choosing my apartment complex. Within walking distance are a small grocery store, a Taco Hell, a medical clinic, and a liquor store.

Now if I could find a job that allowed me to work from my home, I could be fat, drunk, and happy 24/7 and never buy gas again.

and if your boss insists on IMing you, get a windows clipboard capable of spewing out various canned responses

"A great day it is sir, I'm busy working on the next assignment as my productive ways and excellent work ethic have rocketed me through the last dozen or so tasks" *hic*

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the gov speaks in abstractions when it says, "we're fighting for democracy." or when they say, "operation this and that." you can't fight for a "word," as we all know, but it sounds better than saying, "we're going to iraq to kill people and occupy the land."

this link is an interview with a marine who was part of the invasion and occupation. it gives a much more clear picture of what actually happens in war.

http://www.alternet.org/story.html?StoryID=18730

this is the sort of reality that the government doesn't want anybody to know about. for if stories like this filled the network news, the war would end very quickly, and that's not good for business. it's much better for the economy if we stick to stories about young women being rescued and courageous football players who trade their lives for god and country.

interesting decision to post it here, but okay.