What are you doing New Year's Eve? [Archive]

WelshWitchPMD

12-26-2005, 07:17 PM

Do you have any plans? I am going with a friend of mine to Boston. We are leaving early Saturday morning and going to try to check into the hotel when we get there. We have dinner plans and we also have a reservation at 10PM for another restaurant and we can stay there until midnight. We will most likely check out first night in between time.
We will walk around Boston on Sunday and have dinner in the afternoon and head back home at night.
Sounds really exciting, huh?:lol:

tynan88

12-26-2005, 07:32 PM

Sounds better than my plans...I got none yet :(

WildInTheWind

12-26-2005, 08:01 PM

My plans are to either stay at home with Olivia or sit by myself at the private party of old people that my fiance's band is playing at. :o Fun huh?

GODDESS6

12-26-2005, 08:53 PM

just spending the evening w/ the hubby & son, enjoying some cocktails & fine tunes~

jannieC

12-26-2005, 08:54 PM

Nothing. I hate New Year's Eve. It's just such a contrived, forced thing. You aren't really celebrating anything. And the aura of forced merriment is just annoying. The pressure to HAVE FUN is just too much for me. Ever since I stopped trying to enjoy New Year's Eve, I have really enjoyed New Year's Eve. We usually go over to my mother-in-law's for dinner, then come home and watch TV. :)

Serendipity

12-26-2005, 08:56 PM

rbs3676

12-26-2005, 09:07 PM

NYE is the one night of the year that I DON'T want to be out and about.
An early dinner is what we usually do - Ruth's Chris or our favorite Italian place - we are home before 10 and usually asleep well before midnight.
I wake up the next day feeling MUCH better than most people I know...invite everyone over and make pork chops, black eyed peas and corn bread.

Happy 2006, everyone! :xoxo:

rbs

Kelly

12-26-2005, 10:48 PM

I am working. It is usually good money so I do not mind. :D After I am done, I will come home and hang out with my kids, who like to bang pots and shoot off bottle rockets with their Dad. I do not like to drink and party so it is no big deal for me to work or stay home. I went up to NY city one year and I friggin hated it. The crowds, the drunks, the shoving...it was insane. Not my thing at all. :(

sara1998

12-26-2005, 10:53 PM

NYE is the one night of the year that I DON'T want to be out and about.

Happy 2006, everyone! :xoxo:

rbs

I never wanted to be out and about on NYE, either. Too many drunks. If I'm gonna celebrate it, I like to go to a friends house, or have friends over to my house for cocktails and cards. If I have too many drinks, I can stay put!

JazmenFlowers

12-26-2005, 11:04 PM

Going to Memphis to a "Back to Studio 54" party.

tommer

12-27-2005, 03:36 AM

i'll stick with tradition, which means going with my friends to a trance party and popping some acid.

Brwn_eyes0511

12-27-2005, 05:50 AM

getting drunk.

ryan8472

12-27-2005, 07:59 AM

I don't know. I have to wait and see what the rest of my friends are doing. That is if they invite me. :p

ontheEdgeof17

12-27-2005, 08:28 AM

That is if they invite me. :p

I doubt that they will.

I'm just partying....with a good Bible study and Communion. Praise Jesus.

ryan8472

12-27-2005, 08:39 AM

I doubt that they will.
Well I'll just have to invite myself then!

ontheEdgeof17

12-27-2005, 08:51 AM

Well I'll just have to invite myself then!

You're a Leech.

ryan8472

12-27-2005, 09:22 AM

You're a Leech.
Maybe. But I doubt they'll mind. ;)

UnwindedDreams

12-27-2005, 10:18 AM

ontheEdgeof17

12-27-2005, 10:27 AM

Maybe. But I doubt they'll mind. ;)

Did I mention you're a slut, too? :xoxo:

SortaSavageLike

12-27-2005, 10:39 AM

I'm taking my mother out for dinner. She's requested we go somewhere with cloth, not paper, napkins. :laugh:

Livia

12-27-2005, 11:50 AM

I'll probably end up at the Patricia Vonne, Reckless Kelly, Joe Ely concert. :)

skcin

12-27-2005, 12:21 PM

Dinner at Adam's with my best friend & her husband. It's an annual tradition for us, we've been going for about 7 or 8 years now.

After that - no clue. We always end up at a house party, we're never out at a bar at midnight or anything. This year's party fell through, so that house party may end up at my house. :rolleyes:

WildInTheWind

12-27-2005, 01:37 PM

i'll stick with tradition, which means going with my friends to a trance party and popping some acid.

I need to start hanging out with you. :lol:

ryan8472

12-27-2005, 02:11 PM

Did I mention you're a slut, too? :xoxo:
I think you might have once. :laugh:

:xoxo:

Dark Angel

12-27-2005, 02:34 PM

From the looks of things, we'll be going to my in-laws' for a Xmas redo. My mother-in-law went in the hospital on Christmas Eve, and is still in. They thought she was having heart problems, but it turned out to be a huge ulcer. Needless to say, my husband has been worried since she went in...plus this was his first Xmas without seeing his parents. :(
At least my daughter will be happy...more presents. :lol:

macfanken

12-27-2005, 08:12 PM

I'm gonna party like it's 1999.

ryan8472

12-27-2005, 08:15 PM

I'm gonna party like it's 1999.
With supply of non-perishables, gas mask, and shotgun? You never know when that nuclear war might start. :rolleyes: :laugh:

macfanken

12-27-2005, 09:17 PM

With supply of non-perishables, gas mask, and shotgun? You never know when that nuclear war might start. :rolleyes: :laugh:

Oh yeah, I forgot... 1999 wasn't very much fun, was it? :lol:

ryan8472

12-27-2005, 09:19 PM

Oh yeah, I forgot... 1999 wasn't very much fun, was it? :lol:
I dunno. I was twelve, and didn't give a **** then. :lol:

catinthedark

12-27-2005, 10:57 PM

Something with my very best friend... as it will be her second-to-last day here before she moves away. :( We're not sure - we just know we'll be partying together, and with a few of our other good friends. Having one last ass-kickin' great time together! :woohoo:

New Year's Day, another party - a daytime drop-in once we've recovered from the night before. This one may be the one where the tears flow. :distress:

sara1998

12-27-2005, 11:56 PM

I dunno. I was twelve, and didn't give a **** then. :lol:
Dude, you just made me feel so old! :o I was trippin' out NYE of '99. :o That **** scared me to death!

DavidMn

12-28-2005, 03:20 PM

My boyfriend and I are going out to dinner to a nice Italian resturant. The maybe to a club. Other thatn that, who knows?;)

ontheEdgeof17

12-28-2005, 03:22 PM

Dude, you just made me feel so old! :o I was trippin' out NYE of '99. :o That **** scared me to death!

Please dont tell me you had a stash of canned food and your windows covered in plastic.

DavidMn

12-28-2005, 03:24 PM

Oh yeah, I forgot... 1999 wasn't very much fun, was it? :lol:It was for me. I got to stand right in front of Stevie at the House Of Blues in Las Vegas for 2 hours, that is after having stood in line outside for 10!:eek: But it was more than worth the wait!!!

amber

12-28-2005, 03:31 PM

Dinner at Adam's with my best friend
I didn't know we had plans....:confused:

hehehehehe.
I was thinking of falling into a downward spiral of self loathing because I don't have any superfun plans on this very important night THAT YOU MUST HAVE FUN ON. We'll see how the evening goes. :laugh: But seriously, NYE is kind of a pain in the butt holiday. Everything's all crowded, the roads are dangerous, etc. Private parties are best.

skcin

12-28-2005, 03:37 PM

I didn't know we had plans....:confused:

hehehehehe.
I was thinking of falling into a downward spiral of self loathing because I don't have any superfun plans on this very important night THAT YOU MUST HAVE FUN ON. We'll see how the evening goes. :laugh: But seriously, NYE is kind of a pain in the butt holiday. Everything's all crowded, the roads are dangerous, etc. Private parties are best.

Didn't you get the memo? :shrug: ;) Maybe I'll call you at midnight - wait, it will be 9pm by you, so maybe not. :lol:

amber

12-28-2005, 03:41 PM

Didn't you get the memo? :shrug: ;) Maybe I'll call you at midnight - wait, it will be 9pm by you, so maybe not. :lol:
Yeah, you should. I love receiving drunken phone calls. :woohoo:

skcin

12-28-2005, 03:48 PM

Yeah, you should. I love receiving drunken phone calls. :woohoo:

So you'll be drunk by 9pm? ;)

Oh. I guess you mean I'll be drunk. :laugh: Or not.

JazmenFlowers

12-28-2005, 03:49 PM

Yeah, you should. I love receiving drunken phone calls. :woohoo:
Drunk and dials are dangerous!!! :lol:

SuzeQuze

12-28-2005, 03:52 PM

I dunno. I was twelve, and didn't give a **** then. :lol:

I was out and about in Boston. It was sort of quiet, I mean relatively speaking. All those "warnings" were bunch of ****e to sell news. Although we did joke around about attacks as everyone was doing. This was also before we were ever actually attacked in such a heinous way as 9/11 so it didn't really seem possible. Anyway, I had a blast with my now roommate. We went to a club and paid a rediculous cover but it was really fun - a Mardi Gras theme.

This year will be quiet. I am going to the Cape to a house party. Its going to be fun though, I know it! Good peeps.

DavidMn

12-28-2005, 03:53 PM

Drunk and dials are dangerous!!! :lol:Yeah, what if you accidentally dial George Bush's cell phone or something like that?:laugh: :eek:

GypsyAsh

12-28-2005, 03:54 PM

I would just like to note...
That I literally can not remember a single New Years since 2000.:confused:

Have a good New Years everyone! I sure will!!!!!!!!

SuzeQuze

12-28-2005, 03:55 PM

Yeah, what if you accidentally dial George Bush's cell phone or something like that?:laugh: :eek:

Oh man. Yeah, the rule is, when you ask yourself, "Should I call so and so?" and you are drunk, the answer is "Oh hell NO!".

MoonChilde

12-28-2005, 04:15 PM

After working as a batender for more years than I care to remember and working NYE..We plan on a relaxing with a nice bottle of bubbly and a good long soak in the hot tub as we look at the stars and planets in the sky...

JazmenFlowers

12-28-2005, 04:17 PM

the party I'm going to at the club is a "Back to Studio 54"

WTF?! What the hell am I going to wear (and still look somewhat decent)? Suggestions please...

skcin

12-28-2005, 04:42 PM

I'm going to a party in a barn! My friends band (classic rock covers etc) are playing, they got heating, a bar and a room full of bikers. Colour me happy. Its a pointless holiday, but I like me a party! :)

~Nicki

That? Sounds like so much fun! :thumbsup:

BTW - house party has moved to the brother-in-law's house. Last year, we were bored beyond belief. Hopefully, this year will be better (since we now have the "I Love the 80's" bvoard game & an air hockey table at our disposal.)

CreepingDeath

12-28-2005, 04:58 PM

the party I'm going to at the club is a "Back to Studio 54"

WTF?! What the hell am I going to wear (and still look somewhat decent)? Suggestions please...

What to wear at a Studio 54 theme? Why a coke spoon and your birthday suit of course.

JazmenFlowers

12-28-2005, 05:07 PM

What to wear at a Studio 54 theme? Why a coke spoon and your birthday suit of course.
lol - if only I looked like Ryan Phillipe in "54" - I'd wear his little bowtie outfit

sparky

12-28-2005, 07:13 PM

Sparky is staying home. Like St. Patricks day, this holiday is a total amateur night for drinkers. Too dangerous. I will have a fire, listen to new music, and maybe have a pal over.

amber

12-28-2005, 10:05 PM

the party I'm going to at the club is a "Back to Studio 54"

WTF?! What the hell am I going to wear (and still look somewhat decent)? Suggestions please...
More like, don't forget to bring the coke.:) :wavey:
edit - oops, damn! I usually read all the posts before I post, too. Creeping Death has it covered.

amber

12-28-2005, 10:08 PM

That? Sounds like so much fun! :thumbsup:

BTW - house party has moved to the brother-in-law's house. Last year, we were bored beyond belief. Hopefully, this year will be better (since we now have the "I Love the 80's" bvoard game & an air hockey table at our disposal.)
*gasps for air* Air...Hockey?!?!?!? My god, it's like Shangri La! If they had a ping pong table, too, I'd never leave that place, and I wouldn't talk to anyone all night, except to say "you playing winner?" Yes, I'm a social genius....:laugh: I usually hope no one thinks I'd rather play games then talk to them, but I usually would....standing still is boring....

markolas

12-28-2005, 10:39 PM

amber

12-28-2005, 10:44 PM

I'll likely be sitting home by myself. Which actually sounds like a tantalizing proposition, after the friends-drama I've had lately. Now I just need to get my own apartment so my transformation into a total recluse can be complete.
Trust me, it is all it's cracked up to be. :laugh: Besides, I'm starting to think it may be the Cancer's natural state...

markolas

12-28-2005, 11:02 PM

Trust me, it is all it's cracked up to be. :laugh: Besides, I'm starting to think it may be the Cancer's natural state...

Oh, I think it would be lovely. I just need to save up some more money so I can buy furniture. I've decided I'm not going to have TV or internet, either. I'll just read books and listen to CDs, and draw. It will be lovely. :nod:

amber

12-28-2005, 11:06 PM

Oh, I think it would be lovely. I just need to save up some more money so I can buy furniture. I've decided I'm not going to have TV or internet, either. I'll just read books and listen to CDs, and draw. It will be lovely. :nod:
Welll....then we wouldn't be able to talk to you! I had no TV and no internet before (not on purpose) and it got dull. I would start doing really stupid projects, or making dumb collages, or coloring, or just generally going batty. But hey, maybe you'll love it. It's not that bad....especially no TV is not a big deal at all.
Good luck!:)

markolas

12-28-2005, 11:11 PM

Welll....then we wouldn't be able to talk to you! I had no TV and no internet before (not on purpose) and it got dull. I would start doing really stupid projects, or making dumb collages, or coloring, or just generally going batty. But hey, maybe you'll love it. It's not that bad....especially no TV is not a big deal at all.
Good luck!:)

See, those are the kinds of things I want to do! I want to make things out of popsicle sticks, and learn basketweaving. I figure I can use the internet at the library to get my fix. The TV is no big deal. I never watch TV anyway, and I can watch DVDs on my computer.

amber

12-28-2005, 11:27 PM

See, those are the kinds of things I want to do! I want to make things out of popsicle sticks, and learn basketweaving. I figure I can use the internet at the library to get my fix. The TV is no big deal. I never watch TV anyway, and I can watch DVDs on my computer.
mmmkay. :shrug: Maybe you'll like it. I hope so. :)

markolas

12-28-2005, 11:53 PM

mmmkay. :shrug: Maybe you'll like it. I hope so. :)

Well, people suck and I've decided that I really don't want anything more to do with them. I have no reason to believe that any future "friends" I meet would treat me any differently than the sick sons-of-bitches that I currently count as "friends."

amber

12-28-2005, 11:57 PM

Well, people suck and I've decided that I really don't want anything more to do with them. I have no reason to believe that any future "friends" I meet would treat me any differently than the sick sons-of-bitches that I currently count as "friends."
:eek:
yoipes. That bad? Sheesh. People do suck, though, that's true. Sorry, Markolas.
My friends that I like live in other towns. My friends I don't like that much live here...:laugh:

markolas

12-29-2005, 12:03 AM

:eek:
yoipes. That bad? Sheesh. People do suck, though, that's true. Sorry, Markolas.
My friends that I like live in other towns. My friends I don't like that much live here...:laugh:

Yes, it's bad. :D I'm pissed, and can only hope I'll be able to get at least some sleep tonight. How I hope there's a hell.

amber

12-29-2005, 12:05 AM

Yes, it's bad. :D I'm pissed, and can only hope I'll be able to get at least some sleep tonight. How I hope there's a hell.
Okay, you have to say what they did, now. Can't you plot some heinous revenge? :D

markolas

12-29-2005, 12:12 AM

Okay, you have to say what they did, now. Can't you plot some heinous revenge? :D

Ugh. Okay, here goes.

My roommate, whom I'll call Kip, had some friends over for Xmas dinner. I invited my ex-boyfriend, whom I'll call Chuck, because he didn't have anywhere else to go, and I thought I'd be a nice guy, you know?

So, there's this guy whom I'll call Martin (whom I had never met, but had only heard about through Chuck), whom Chuck hates with a passion, for reasons I won't get into, as it's just too convoluted. So, unbeknownst to me, Kip knows Martin and invited him to dinner.

Well, there's a minor altercation (very minor, as best as I can tell) between Chuck & Martin, and Martin and his date leave the party.

So, Kip posts on his weblog about how there was some "drama," I comment that I was sorry about that, and Kip responds that he would've asked Chuck to leave if he'd known what was going on. I didn't respond to that part, because I didn't want to get into a big thing about it.

So, Chuck happens upon said weblog and is now livid because I didn't defend him to Kip. I was merely trying to straddle the fence in what was a tense situation, because they're both my friends, although now I'm thinking that I don't really want anything to do with either one of them.

amber

12-29-2005, 12:23 AM

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Wow, that's pretty lame. It sucks because you were being nice and normal, and then it blows up in your face. You know, it's good you didn't start a whole big thinkg with Kip. :shrug: And honestly, we all hope our friends will defend us, but you really can't expect them to, it's not fair. Right? (I'm speaking of Chuck's reaction).
Overall that isn't too too bad, though. But it's not great, either.
:xoxo:

skcin

12-29-2005, 11:35 AM

*gasps for air* Air...Hockey?!?!?!? My god, it's like Shangri La! If they had a ping pong table, too, I'd never leave that place, and I wouldn't talk to anyone all night, except to say "you playing winner?" Yes, I'm a social genius....:laugh: I usually hope no one thinks I'd rather play games then talk to them, but I usually would....standing still is boring....

WE have a ping pong table! :lol: It's in our garage folded up, we play in the summer a lot. They have air hockey & we have darts & foosball. I like to call them "lazy drunken sports." We all bowl too, btw. :nod: Oh, and may parents have a rarely used pool table.

DavidMn

12-29-2005, 01:29 PM

WE have a ping pong table! :lol: It's in our garage folded up, we play in the summer a lot. They have air hockey & we have darts & foosball. I like to call them "lazy drunken sports." We all bowl too, btw. :nod: Oh, and may parents have a rarely used pool table.I used to bowl alot too. I actually had a 165 average for awhile. but it's been like 3 years since I've done it. Had a 267 once.

SuzeQuze

12-29-2005, 01:39 PM

Ugh. Okay, here goes.

My roommate, whom I'll call Kip, had some friends over for Xmas dinner. I invited my ex-boyfriend, whom I'll call Chuck, because he didn't have anywhere else to go, and I thought I'd be a nice guy, you know?

So, there's this guy whom I'll call Martin (whom I had never met, but had only heard about through Chuck), whom Chuck hates with a passion, for reasons I won't get into, as it's just too convoluted. So, unbeknownst to me, Kip knows Martin and invited him to dinner.

Well, there's a minor altercation (very minor, as best as I can tell) between Chuck & Martin, and Martin and his date leave the party.

So, Kip posts on his weblog about how there was some "drama," I comment that I was sorry about that, and Kip responds that he would've asked Chuck to leave if he'd known what was going on. I didn't respond to that part, because I didn't want to get into a big thing about it.

So, Chuck happens upon said weblog and is now livid because I didn't defend him to Kip. I was merely trying to straddle the fence in what was a tense situation, because they're both my friends, although now I'm thinking that I don't really want anything to do with either one of them.

Tell Chuck to stop being such a baby and defend himself! Seriously, he's making alot about nothing. It isn't your problem those two don't get along.

DavidMn

12-29-2005, 01:55 PM

Ugh. Okay, here goes.

My roommate, whom I'll call Kip, had some friends over for Xmas dinner. I invited my ex-boyfriend, whom I'll call Chuck, because he didn't have anywhere else to go, and I thought I'd be a nice guy, you know?

So, there's this guy whom I'll call Martin (whom I had never met, but had only heard about through Chuck), whom Chuck hates with a passion, for reasons I won't get into, as it's just too convoluted. So, unbeknownst to me, Kip knows Martin and invited him to dinner.

Well, there's a minor altercation (very minor, as best as I can tell) between Chuck & Martin, and Martin and his date leave the party.

So, Kip posts on his weblog about how there was some "drama," I comment that I was sorry about that, and Kip responds that he would've asked Chuck to leave if he'd known what was going on. I didn't respond to that part, because I didn't want to get into a big thing about it.

So, Chuck happens upon said weblog and is now livid because I didn't defend him to Kip. I was merely trying to straddle the fence in what was a tense situation, because they're both my friends, although now I'm thinking that I don't really want anything to do with either one of them.UGH drama sucks. My friend was the victim of some of this awhile back. He's a Gay Ex-Jehovah's witness, and they have this convention every year. Well, awhile back it was here in Minneapolis, and this turd from Houston and my friend had an issue, I'm not sure what it was excactly, so this prick gets back home and posts on some message board about how my friend is an asshole and has pity partys at this gay leather bar here called the Eagle. Funnt thing is, my friend hated that bar and isnt into the leather scene at all. But he just ignored this guy and aventually it went away.

golddustwoman77

12-29-2005, 03:51 PM

My husband and I are going to my brother and his wife's. They are have a big party. We have dibs on one of the beds, so we can crash when it is time. What are we doing, did you ask? drinking, eating, dancing, listening to music, and getting "black cord fever" and calling everyone we know. :]

estranged4life

12-29-2005, 06:57 PM

SuzeQuze

12-30-2005, 11:39 AM

we have nothing planned since Deb is scheduled to work 7p-7a that night, so I wont be doing anything (Sure as hell wont watch those New Year's bashes...Would make an exception if ABC dropped Dick Clark to his death instead of that ball in NYC)

I have considered burning in effigy the year that was/is 2005 (To quote my precious nephew Shane-"You must die muthaf**ker"), but there is a burn ban here in Oklahoma....So plan I blast the most brutal/hate-filled black/death metal at deafening volume instead.

One time while watching the ball drop a drunken idiot changed the channel at the very moment it dropped. :mad: Its kind of exciting to think everyone is mindful of the moment at the same time.

A couple of years ago I went to a "party". No one was there, the "host" hadn't bothered to tell the handful of people that he invited that there wasn't really going to be a party. Idiot.

Last year I had people over on a whim. Before midnight I invited them all up on the roof to see "if we could see the fireworks". Well, they were right over the harbor accross from our building! It was awesome. Plus I made the Cosmos with the homemade cranberry liquer. Everyone loved them. We sang karaoke too, that was so fun. My uncle was doing this Pink song in a monotone baritone, omigod we all were laughing so hard we were crying. It was perfect.

markolas

12-30-2005, 12:42 PM

Tell Chuck to stop being such a baby and defend himself! Seriously, he's making alot about nothing. It isn't your problem those two don't get along.

He has now demanded that I apologize or else he will end our friendship. Don't you just love ultimatums? I'd really like to meet someone who will prove to me that not everyone deserves to be boiled in oil, but given my past experiences, I think there's precious little chance of that happening.

SuzeQuze

12-30-2005, 12:57 PM

He has now demanded that I apologize or else he will end our friendship. Don't you just love ultimatums? I'd really like to meet someone who will prove to me that not everyone deserves to be boiled in oil, but given my past experiences, I think there's precious little chance of that happening.

Hmm, well, that sounds great! Just let him go. Friggin idiots, I agree that most people are. But there are some good ones out there! Ledgies included. :xoxo:

markolas

12-30-2005, 01:07 PM

Hmm, well, that sounds great! Just let him go. Friggin idiots, I agree that most people are. But there are some good ones out there! Ledgies included. :xoxo:

I'm certainly not going to kiss his ass. I dunno...I've been listening to Joni Mitchell's Wild Things Run Fast album (which is full of sappy, sappy "I love you" songs), and thinking "What planet is she living on? I don't think I've ever met anyone that I didn't end up wanting to back over with my car."

SuzeQuze

12-30-2005, 01:14 PM

I'm certainly not going to kiss his ass. I dunno...I've been listening to Joni Mitchell's Wild Things Run Fast album (which is full of sappy, sappy "I love you" songs), and thinking "What planet is she living on? I don't think I've ever met anyone that I didn't end up wanting to back over with my car."

So explaining that you didn't "defend" him was because you didn't want the argument to escalate was not enough for him? Maybe just tell him you know your friend was wrong to post that on his blog but you just didn't feel it was your place to feed into the argument. I don't know. I hope that you work it out in a way that is satisfying. Good luck with it all.

DavidMn

12-30-2005, 02:42 PM

You know, this new year's memory just came to me. Back in '99 in Vegas, I remember reading in the paper the next morning after Stevie getting ready to leave that only ONE person died the previous night. I found that to be pretty amazing

Enchanted_Stevi

12-30-2005, 06:32 PM

I am havig some freinds over and I might have my first kiss too!!!

macfanken

12-30-2005, 06:43 PM

I am havig some freinds over and I might have my first kiss too!!!

Good luck with your first kiss! I'm still waiting for mine.

amber

12-30-2005, 06:47 PM

WE have a ping pong table! :lol: It's in our garage folded up, we play in the summer a lot. They have air hockey & we have darts & foosball. I like to call them "lazy drunken sports." We all bowl too, btw. :nod: Oh, and may parents have a rarely used pool table.
lazy drunken sports?! Drunken, maybe, lazy, no. You can't win if you're being lazy. Just saying. I can't believe you have a ping pong table... so awesome.
Last summer when I was in chico for my b-day, Rain et al took me to some fourth of July party...the friends were romanian or something - deadly boring it was - but they had a ping pong table, so i essentially spent the whole time with nine year olds playing ping pong...:laugh: The one kid was pretty good, so it was fair...:D All the adults were sitting around. I think I might have died of boredom/brain atrophy if the pong table hadn't been there...