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Houston trip

Nov 18, 2008 23:59

This past weekend I decided to drive down to Houston instead of the original Austin plan. I'm so glad I got to see Melly and Petty. It was like being reunited with siblings. I forgot just how snazzy of a dresser Petty is. With my new glasses, we looked like two high fashion professionals. Classy! And I love the Chinaville shopping center. That ( Read more... )

crap, birthday, houston

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WARNING: very long reply... mae_rock November 19 2008, 21:47:58 UTC

Aww. Sometimes it sucks to be the responsible one, adding to the general worth of society.

Take, for example, a few of my friends. We'll call them Larry, Curly, and Moe.

Larry is constantly high and/or drunk, and will do anything a woman tells him if she might sleep with him. Larry was placed in jail when his girlfriend told him it would be a good idea to streak, drunk, in front of a police station. Larry's mommy and daddy pay for his habits and he gets to continue fluttering his resources away and loathing in self pity because he hasn't made something of himself yet.

Curly recently drove while drunk and on Ambien, and hit some lady. Luckily the lady said "Give me $100 and I won't call the cops," which means he doesn't get to end up with Larry in the poky, and gets to stay on the streets endangering lives for another day. Curly, too, works for his parents and has a pretty cushy existence, with a free car and tuition paid by his parents.

Moe - Does not drink and drive, does not flip Ambien and drive, doesn't do anything to endanger others, and is generally a cordial person, who spends all of his time in college classes, playing guitar and making everyone laugh.

Not to say that Larry and Curly are horrible, wretched people, and Moe is a saint... because he's not... but these dudes just haven't gotten what they deserve for their misdeeds, and poor Moe is doing what he can to continue to hold the irresponsibility waves back.

Re: WARNING: very long reply... sugabe November 20 2008, 23:00:21 UTC

I know who one of these people is HAHA.

Re: WARNING: very long reply... with_my_pistola November 21 2008, 01:26:09 UTC

you know the nekkid one, don't you. It seems like a story that would get passed to everyone.

Re: WARNING: very long reply... sugabe November 22 2008, 17:29:27 UTC

Oh yeah, that's the one.

Re: WARNING: very long reply... with_my_pistola November 25 2008, 01:58:35 UTC

ha!

Re: WARNING: very long reply... with_my_pistola November 21 2008, 01:24:01 UTC

It does suck to be the responsible one! Though, I still may consider it, I think time-wise I wouldn't be able to do it anyway. But the fact that I still want to is bad. Damn my curiosity! I need a distraction to stall until time runs out. I have an idea. But it will probably get me into trouble, too. But nowhere near as bad as the other trouble.

Re: WARNING: very long reply... sugabe November 21 2008, 03:55:20 UTC

Would you not and then wish you did later? mmmm hmm.. or maybe no. Maybe karma will say "You did good" and reward you with something much much better. Though if its that temping them man oh man, that's a tough call.

Re: WARNING: very long reply... with_my_pistola November 22 2008, 03:28:51 UTC

Well, this is something I had the opportunity to do before (with completely different consequences) and I said no. So, this is where wishing I had comes together with second chance. Too bad the meeting is in hell! I'm playing the avoiding game right now. If I don't remember it's there, I won't be tempted. But it's sooooo tempting.

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