Today is Thursday.
Streak Ticker: 7 days.
What happened last night?
We hit up the bus and went to Our Savior's Church and walked up the stairs to the steeple. It was scary. I have to admit. I'm afraid of heights. I'm pretty sure that I gripped the inside little railing the whole time. I counted the steps for the inside part on the way down. It totaled 255 steps. I didn't count the outside because I was tooooooo scared. Shut up. Stop laughing.
We went to Christiania afterwards. It was pretty cool, but they requested that no pictures be taken. It'll have to be all memory. There was this dog that look like the target dog but like retarded because his eyes were all spread apart. He wasn't neutered; his balls were all big and nasty. I also had a burger there, yummy. No hash though.
On the way to the little mermaid we stopped to watch a glass blower. It was so cool.
The mermaid was pretty okay. There was this group of Japanese tourists climbing on the rocks to take pics. One lady straight biffed it into the water. It was so funny. I had to hide my laughter because I was the only one laughing. We then climbed on and took a pic. Later Liz and I went to see the Castlet. I saw my first real like old school windmill. When we were done, we thought everybody had just left so we walked back, but as it turns out we were the real ditchos.
We went off to Bakken Amusement park for dinner. It was good: cream of artichoke soup, bread, potatoes, gravy, and pork. Mmmmmm. They gave us a free beer. I managed to obtain two more from various people. The IT group from the U came and ate with us. Brent was there. But then Swimmer Dave was there, awkward. Also, no personality Brian was there. Frank's buddy Travis, who got beat up and arrested in the first hockey riots, was there too.
We hit up the ocean for a bit and threw some rocks, classic.
Then the drinking. A successful toga party was thrown. We kinda just hung out next door, but that's okay. Wine is so yummy. Robert put hair binders in his hair, ha. After some unknown amount of time of drunkenness, Alex, Angie, and I decided to hit up the BK. Good choice. Ha, then we went to DIS. We walked up onto the balcony and laid down on the picnic tables. As we were leaving Angie's drunkass lost her hair binder. I immediately found it and proclaimed myself as the master of finding hair binders. Oh yeah, I urinated off the balcony onto the school. I can even see the spot as I'm typing this, YEAH YEAH!
After getting back we decided to just go chill in Angie's room, bad idea. Everybody just laid down. There was much passing out. The last thing I remember was commenting on how loud Alex was snoring. The next thing I knew it was 610, and I was still drunk. I got up and ran back to my room.
today's class was awesome, it lasted for probably less than an hour. We all said good bye to Anne Mette, sad. She did say that she was coming to the U in November; we'll all definitely have to go out to dinner. Now it's time for a little tennis I think. Then some burrito or pizza action and then it's party time.
Streak Ticker: 7 days.
What happened last night?
We hit up the bus and went to Our Savior's Church and walked up the stairs to the steeple. It was scary. I have to admit. I'm afraid of heights. I'm pretty sure that I gripped the inside little railing the whole time. I counted the steps for the inside part on the way down. It totaled 255 steps. I didn't count the outside because I was tooooooo scared. Shut up. Stop laughing.
We went to Christiania afterwards. It was pretty cool, but they requested that no pictures be taken. It'll have to be all memory. There was this dog that look like the target dog but like retarded because his eyes were all spread apart. He wasn't neutered; his balls were all big and nasty. I also had a burger there, yummy. No hash though.
On the way to the little mermaid we stopped to watch a glass blower. It was so cool.
The mermaid was pretty okay. There was this group of Japanese tourists climbing on the rocks to take pics. One lady straight biffed it into the water. It was so funny. I had to hide my laughter because I was the only one laughing. We then climbed on and took a pic. Later Liz and I went to see the Castlet. I saw my first real like old school windmill. When we were done, we thought everybody had just left so we walked back, but as it turns out we were the real ditchos.
We went off to Bakken Amusement park for dinner. It was good: cream of artichoke soup, bread, potatoes, gravy, and pork. Mmmmmm. They gave us a free beer. I managed to obtain two more from various people. The IT group from the U came and ate with us. Brent was there. But then Swimmer Dave was there, awkward. Also, no personality Brian was there. Frank's buddy Travis, who got beat up and arrested in the first hockey riots, was there too.
We hit up the ocean for a bit and threw some rocks, classic.
Then the drinking. A successful toga party was thrown. We kinda just hung out next door, but that's okay. Wine is so yummy. Robert put hair binders in his hair, ha. After some unknown amount of time of drunkenness, Alex, Angie, and I decided to hit up the BK. Good choice. Ha, then we went to DIS. We walked up onto the balcony and laid down on the picnic tables. As we were leaving Angie's drunkass lost her hair binder. I immediately found it and proclaimed myself as the master of finding hair binders. Oh yeah, I urinated off the balcony onto the school. I can even see the spot as I'm typing this, YEAH YEAH!
After getting back we decided to just go chill in Angie's room, bad idea. Everybody just laid down. There was much passing out. The last thing I remember was commenting on how loud Alex was snoring. The next thing I knew it was 610, and I was still drunk. I got up and ran back to my room.
today's class was awesome, it lasted for probably less than an hour. We all said good bye to Anne Mette, sad. She did say that she was coming to the U in November; we'll all definitely have to go out to dinner. Now it's time for a little tennis I think. Then some burrito or pizza action and then it's party time.
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