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Met some old friends at the semifinals tonite. Boyd defeated, more like massacred the Coalfields. But I won't bother the readers with the details, except there was an excellent "up and down the field" passing run that led to a touchdown. But back to the friends. I saw Johnson, Gregg Baird, Melissa Warren, and Zack Atchley. Funny story about Zach- I thought he was Kevin Slatton for 20 minutes!!! He said "Hey Drew, what's going on?!?" I just kinda blanked him cause "I barely know Kevin". I still can barely believe it. Johnson's a history major, Gregg's a Journalism major, Zack's a Science and Religion major, esp. fascinating. I talked to him at Chili's after the game with the others about free will and Jungian psychology. But it's a funny story about Steak 'n Shake, we went there because that's where Gregg Baird suggested. I got there and found that Johnson's name was on the list tho' nobody was there. Gregg arrived in a few minutes as I was in the middle of a call to Chris trying to get Johnson's number. However, he soon bailed on us to go to Jeremiah's house. Within ten minutes, Taylor, Johnson, and Zack showed. Johnson said he didn't really wanna eat at Steak n' Shake or any fast food place, really. I told Johnson THREE TIMES that Gregg had bailed and on the third it finally registered. He called up Gregg and just gnawed his little butt out, pissed as hell. Or maybe he just ordered him to come over. I dunno, memory is a funny thing. So there Johnson is saying, "HE MAKES ME SO MAD!", and I'm just nonchalantly leaning against one of the newspaper machines, back to Gunbarrel Rd., saying, "Well, don't tell us about it!" To make a long story short, we finally went to Chili's and I didn't have to pay for anything. The waiter said the Dr. Pepper was no problem. Johnson said the chips and dip were no problem. A couple of people who shall remained unnamed showed up and made general pests out of themselves. I don't have a problem with drinking. I just don't like it when people think it's borderline hilarious that I don't.