Right, I forgot, here in the States, you call it a *sausage* in the mouth
>> Some insignificant rambling<<
I've never met a beer I didn't like (I am from Wisconsin after all) until last Saturday when my friend Melissa and I went to some radio promo sponsored by Fosters. Since the radio station was 102.7, the gas station where the promo stuff was held, was selling 12 packs of Fosters for $1.02 - not bad actually so we got a pack and it was disgusting, it was so disgusting I couldn't even finish half it and that's saying a lot!
Later on that night we played beer pong @ O'Sheas and I only lasted two rounds when I was the first to upchuck and that is just not cool when playing beer pong for about 2-3hours.
I blame it on the fosters.
Besides that though, I really like the smaller casinos here in Vegas. You meet so many interesting people. O'Sheas is just a little place (if you're just walking down the strip taking pictures, let's say, you'd probably miss it) but I've had more fun there than when going to places like the Venetian and Bellagio where I feel like I don't fit in because there are just too many plastic people. Where is all the normalcy? Then again this is Vegas so nothing is normal really and those places are just boring to me because though they are big and outlandish and beautiful they have no personality.
AND FINALLY....
--> Some Short Stories posted at afractured_tale
I've never met a beer I didn't like (I am from Wisconsin after all) until last Saturday when my friend Melissa and I went to some radio promo sponsored by Fosters. Since the radio station was 102.7, the gas station where the promo stuff was held, was selling 12 packs of Fosters for $1.02 - not bad actually so we got a pack and it was disgusting, it was so disgusting I couldn't even finish half it and that's saying a lot!
Later on that night we played beer pong @ O'Sheas and I only lasted two rounds when I was the first to upchuck and that is just not cool when playing beer pong for about 2-3hours.
I blame it on the fosters.
Besides that though, I really like the smaller casinos here in Vegas. You meet so many interesting people. O'Sheas is just a little place (if you're just walking down the strip taking pictures, let's say, you'd probably miss it) but I've had more fun there than when going to places like the Venetian and Bellagio where I feel like I don't fit in because there are just too many plastic people. Where is all the normalcy? Then again this is Vegas so nothing is normal really and those places are just boring to me because though they are big and outlandish and beautiful they have no personality.
AND FINALLY....
--> Some Short Stories posted at afractured_tale