Monday, November 17, 2008
Gone Were The Days

It was inuman night last night. Well, it was an unofficial inuman night. There was never really a plan to share a bottle of Matador.

And last night, I was thinking, gone were the days really when an inuman meant having to deal with 5 people or more because everybody was just enthusiastic to take gulps of alcohol. Gone were the days when we all would be able to just loiter in the office's lobby and later on find a group of colleagues loitering with you and then later on you get a large group who's all willing to be intoxicated by alcohol. I miss those days. But it's good that there's ain't much of that right now.

Last night, only three of us were drinking a 700 ml. bottle of Matador. I don't think I was drunk but the feeling was different now. In fact, when I got home, my stomach did not feel right. I was thinking that maybe my stomach was not that happy with liquor anymore. And I believe my tolerance for alcohol has gone down. So thinking about that, I don't know if it's a good thing or a bad thing. I still have not weighed them out. But I don't care.

But yeah. Thanks to Julian, our very gracious host. Despite previous reports of inuman sessions in his abode going really noisy, he still said yes to hosting that small gathering last night. Well, small it really was so I guess it was okay. And yeah, thanks for the wonderful pulutan. Haha. I didn't know you could make something like that out of ordinary hotdogs. And sorry for wrecking your doorknob.

Thanks to Olops, too, for all those hypothetical questions. I dunno why but it seems like when it's an inuman with you and Julian, a lot of those questions are going around. Haha. Yeah, thanks for the ride home and for opening that locked door with the wrecked doorknob with a bread (or butter) knife.

And much thanks to Talie who was really blooming last night. Maybe Max Payne did that to you. Hehe. But thanks for also providing good entertainment (as always) with your 'innocence'. I do hope you find both the karir and the career.

Mabuhay si Radio! :p




atomicgirl shared her thoughts at 11:23 am

Talie
November 25, 2008   08:57 AM PST
 
and thanks much also Peachy pie for always being the ever loquacious, jolly and dependable friend to us. our jamming sessions wouldn't be complete without your contagious 'kalaka' heheh
peachy
November 25, 2008   09:38 AM PST
 
Haha. Nice Talie. In fernez, the volume of a jamming's laughter would be toned down without me. :p
 

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Atomicgirl is a single mom who is currently jobless. Well, she does freelance SEO and writing jobs and that keeps her busy. She dreams of being a professional photographer and she dreams of owning her very own dSLR. She loves the Internet and she also collects movies, and good reads. She considers herself to be a fan of Johnny Depp and David Cook. At present, her constant source of happiness is her son, James Nicholas Sky, who is a bubbly and talkative two-and-a-half-year old. Although Atomicgirl graduated with a BA Communication Research degree, this feisty Bicolana is quite satisfied with the industry that she is involved in right now. She now lives in Legazpi City although she sometimes misses the fun times she had during her 6-year stay in the jungle of Manila. She is a woman. She is a writer. She is a mother. And she is most definitely not a saint.

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