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Monday, May 5, 2014
Cinco De Mayo
So, it's Cinco de Mayo, which I didn't even realize until I heard it on the radio.
Another holiday for Americans to get stupid...drunk...stupid drunk. Bah humbug, no, I don't participate in nonsense "amateur night" holidays.
Do you EVER have anything positive to say?! You can celebrate things without getting drunk. My friends and I grilled, and played board games. And yes, we life in SF, the city is not full of drunken douches like you project.
I agree, you can celebrate things without getting drunk. And yes, your night does sound fun. Unfortunately, 90% of the city disagrees with the not getting drunk thing. Since you stayed in, I'm going to assume you didn't see the madness that took place in bars across the city. I walked from the Financial District to North Beach; what a mess.
Wow, hostile, I'm really hitting a nerve. Why so angry if it doesn't apply to you? No one is forcing you to visit this blog, so, feel free to stop reading whenever you like.
I went to a block party in the FiDi and one of my friends met a guy who asked her out for this coming Saturday. Who knows if it will be a good date, but he's her type on paper (works in finance, Ivy League MBA), they chatted for a good 30 minutes, and he actually CALLED her to make the date.
NY has their famous boozy brunches, Chicago has a big beer culture (and an awesome charity bar crawl called the Chiditorad with shopping carts)...where there's young professionals, there's going to be a drinking culture!
Do you EVER have anything positive to say?! You can celebrate things without getting drunk. My friends and I grilled, and played board games. And yes, we life in SF, the city is not full of drunken douches like you project.
ReplyDeleteDear Anon,
DeleteI agree, you can celebrate things without getting drunk. And yes, your night does sound fun. Unfortunately, 90% of the city disagrees with the not getting drunk thing. Since you stayed in, I'm going to assume you didn't see the madness that took place in bars across the city. I walked from the Financial District to North Beach; what a mess.
Wow, hostile, I'm really hitting a nerve. Why so angry if it doesn't apply to you? No one is forcing you to visit this blog, so, feel free to stop reading whenever you like.
Thanks,
AG
I went to a block party in the FiDi and one of my friends met a guy who asked her out for this coming Saturday. Who knows if it will be a good date, but he's her type on paper (works in finance, Ivy League MBA), they chatted for a good 30 minutes, and he actually CALLED her to make the date.
ReplyDeleteNY has their famous boozy brunches, Chicago has a big beer culture (and an awesome charity bar crawl called the Chiditorad with shopping carts)...where there's young professionals, there's going to be a drinking culture!
Please keep us posted on your friend's date! I really want to know how it goes :)
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