Viva La Weekend!
      by James


Sunday,  September 21, 2003 - 1:15 PM

    In college life there are some things that you can hold as constant.  Monday's always start before you want them to and Friday's never come soon enough.  The weekends however, for those of you who don’t go home all the time, are when most of the fun happens.  I will demonstrate this point by recounting the previous weekend’s actives.  The groups P.R. directors, namely Jay and the Coloradan, decided that “Once upon a time in Mexico” was an acceptable relief from our usual mundane happenings of the week.  Little did I know what was to happen on this trip.  On the way to the Rave, a very upscale movie theater near Little Rock, one of the members of the caravan of cars thought it would be hilarious to perform a drive-by mooning.  This attack was gracefully executed and a good laugh was had by all.  However, those that were the prey of this masterful joke were not as amused as those who performed it.  Their counterstrike was an act so heinous that to my dying day I shall never forget it. Jay slowed his car and motioned for the car I was riding in to come closer. By the time that we noticed our mistake it was too late.  Before us rose a full moon of such pasty white horror that it could only belong to Paul.  After finally reaching our destination we did that which we set out to do, and came to the conclusion that not all movies are worth the drive to see.  The movie was one long, bad joke and in the interest of sparing those that still want to see I shall stop there.  And that was just Friday night.  Saturday’s and Sunday’s can usually be spent playing rounds of DDR or other games, and the obligatory MST3King of any movie that strikes our fancy. This weekend we all gathered at Bucky’s place where “Buckette” made this amazing dinner for all of us.  While there, we entertained each other by recounting humorous of the week gone by and by show all that haven’t seen them the GI-Joe parodies on eBaum's World .  From there it was time to once again go to the Rave and see Underworld.  This was a great action movie about werewolves and vamps that I would recommend to any who like this genre of film.   The moral of this seemed rambling of thought is this: Don’t go home every weekend. Live and enjoy the weekends when you have nothing else better to do for these are the times you will remember for the rest of your life.
                                                            

 "The Mick" - New from Nabisco - Instant mashed potatoes... Just add potato!

Currently listening: Wolf's Rain OST (and Jay playing DDR in the room above us)
Currently reading: The Da Vinci Code