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A bunch of people invited me out last night after the lacrosse game to meet them at a bar. There was some confusion as to which bar they would be going to, but they finally picked one, and I drove over there to meet them.

* It's in the "heart" of LoDo, which on weekend nights is like driving (and walking) through a sea of endless partiers.

* Parking was at least available, but was expensive as hell.

* I had to wait in line for quite some time before we could get in. Not sure how THEY got in so quick - maybe they know the door guy or something. Maybe I should have angrily announced "Don't you know who I am?" At least there was no cover charge.

* The place was nearly jam packed. As in, one step from the door, it's shoulder-to-shoulder people. It's like that throughout the bar. The bar wasn't very large, but getting from the front to the back took planning, and up to two minutes.

* As is common, the lights are turned down WAY low. Trying to find my friends was something of a chore. Luckily, most of them were wearing suits, so it was easy to simply try to find people in suits. :)

* The music was, in my personal opinion, pretty terrible. "Bak Dat Azz Up" was about as good as it got. Admittedly, I'm way outside the demo, but still. And, as common in bars like this, it was played exceptionally loud. Even when I could get close to my friends (usually in small groups), it was hard to join their conversations, since they all had to stand with their heads next to each other and yell really loud.

* Due to the crowd, getting a drink took forever. I just decided not to drink anything.

* After about half an hour of wedging my way through the crowd, getting near my friends, and having a few brief snatches of conversation (screamed at full volume), I decided I'd had enough and headed home.

I did that self-evaluation on the way home. Do my friends actually LIKE those sorts of bars? I know a couple of them seemed to be having a good time, but a few others bitched about the loud music and crowded venue. Did they invite me over just so I could hover near them for a few minutes at a time, not really interacting with them much?

Am I just old? Kinda, I guess, but I've never liked that sort of venue. I remember being taken to one in college, not having fun at all, and deciding I just wouldn't go to that bar anymore. I think I've just added another one to my list.

Lex
 
A bunch of people invited me out last night after the lacrosse game to meet them at a bar. There was some confusion as to which bar they would be going to, but they finally picked one, and I drove over there to meet them.

* It's in the "heart" of LoDo, which on weekend nights is like driving (and walking) through a sea of endless partiers.

* Parking was at least available, but was expensive as hell.

* I had to wait in line for quite some time before we could get in. Not sure how THEY got in so quick - maybe they know the door guy or something. Maybe I should have angrily announced "Don't you know who I am?" At least there was no cover charge.

* The place was nearly jam packed. As in, one step from the door, it's shoulder-to-shoulder people. It's like that throughout the bar. The bar wasn't very large, but getting from the front to the back took planning, and up to two minutes.

* As is common, the lights are turned down WAY low. Trying to find my friends was something of a chore. Luckily, most of them were wearing suits, so it was easy to simply try to find people in suits. :)

* The music was, in my personal opinion, pretty terrible. "Bak Dat Azz Up" was about as good as it got. Admittedly, I'm way outside the demo, but still. And, as common in bars like this, it was played exceptionally loud. Even when I could get close to my friends (usually in small groups), it was hard to join their conversations, since they all had to stand with their heads next to each other and yell really loud.

* Due to the crowd, getting a drink took forever. I just decided not to drink anything.

* After about half an hour of wedging my way through the crowd, getting near my friends, and having a few brief snatches of conversation (screamed at full volume), I decided I'd had enough and headed home.

I did that self-evaluation on the way home. Do my friends actually LIKE those sorts of bars? I know a couple of them seemed to be having a good time, but a few others bitched about the loud music and crowded venue. Did they invite me over just so I could hover near them for a few minutes at a time, not really interacting with them much?

Am I just old? Kinda, I guess, but I've never liked that sort of venue. I remember being taken to one in college, not having fun at all, and deciding I just wouldn't go to that bar anymore. I think I've just added another one to my list.

Lex

You're not alone. I've always hated tight, crowded spaces. But then again I'm probably just claustrophobic.

Loud music though, I don't really mind. ;)
 
I don't mind loud music if we're going dancing. But I'm pretty sure nobody in my group was there to dance. I assumed it was going to be a fun hang-out place. And I expect music in places like that, even semi-loud music. But when you're reduced to putting your heads on shoulders and screaming, it's just not fun anymore. :)

Lex
 
^ FULLY AGREED! That place sounds like the earthly version of Hell. There may be times when such a place is "appropriate" but I'm very seldom (if ever) at the point when "hanging out and talking with friends" is LESS important than just boogieing down. That might change this spring when I hope to travel with a friend for nine days - going to a club isn't gonna "rob us" of the rare time to just talk about stuff, because there will be plenty of opportunities to talk during more than a week.
 
I've come up with a decent retort to a thread...three months after it was posted. Why couldn't I think of it sooner? :(
 
^ FULLY AGREED! That place sounds like the earthly version of Hell. There may be times when such a place is "appropriate" but I'm very seldom (if ever) at the point when "hanging out and talking with friends" is LESS important than just boogieing down. That might change this spring when I hope to travel with a friend for nine days - going to a club isn't gonna "rob us" of the rare time to just talk about stuff, because there will be plenty of opportunities to talk during more than a week.

I walked by at least two pairs of women "dancing" "seductively" (both parts get put in quotes due to the lack of space and the limited moves one can do while holding a cocktail) and at least three guys...well, perving, really. I'm sure they were enjoying themselves. :)

I've come up with a decent retort to a thread...three months after it was posted. Why couldn't I think of it sooner? :(

Necro that puppy and post anyway. This is the internet.

Lex
 
Necro that puppy and post anyway. This is the internet.

Lex

I don't like necroing to begin with, and the thread in question is about the presidential election--a long dead topic--so it's extra taboo.
 
RJ, I apologize for not getting back to you sooner.

I think it's great that you have started writing your morning pages. I think that, if you give the method time to work, you will get a lot of benefit out of it.

I believe that the practice opens up channels to our subconscious mind. Don't feel surprised if you start getting flashes of intuition--ideas of things that you want to pursue, or things you want to look up on the internet, etc.

You may get to the root of something that bothered you that day (so that you can let it go), and you may see a dramatic increase in your short-term memory (I did.)

The fringe benefits start kicking in after about three weeks.

it's been the 2nd day since i've done the 750 words thing that you put me on to and been doing a whole lot of writing. it's kind of crazy. writing like 1000 word essays and etc. :dead: today's entry was over 1500 words. haven't really said anything that came unconciously where it was like "wow, this was really on my mind that bothered me where it came off yet". hopefully, it does. need to get rid of the excessive baggage even though i think i've unleashed everything at some point of time that i acknowledge it i guess whether it's on here, my blogspot journal or in my journal that i write into every night.

it's fun though. it's only monday.

with that said, i have to vent on something.

maybe it's the anxiety in me or the zoloft BUT i'm starting to look at my life and one question is running through my mind. IS THIS REALLY MY LIFE? i seriously am asking this question right now. i just have to ask myself is this real and am i really alive where i'm experiencing all of this. am i really living my life like this? sometimes, i just don't want to believe it. i truly want to say that this is NOT real. that this is just a bad dream and i'll wake up.

funny thing is that that's exactly what happened last night. funny how there's jubbers appearing in my dream. last night, SLOPPYSECONDS was in my dream. i didn't see him BUT i saw his writing. i had to do a double take like "am i really reading what i'm reading?" i was in shock like "this looks like something SLOPPYSECONDS would write. wait a minute, this is something that SLOPPYSECONDS would write." i was terrified. i kept thinking to myself that this was a joke but not a single word that i was reading made absolutely any sense. i can't remember the words that i saw BUT let's just say that you can find them in SLOPPY's posts. it was absolutely nuts.

but still, i wake up from one dream which i couldn't believe and find myself trapped in another one except this is real life. i just have to ask myself. is this real? am i really who i am? is this all happening? am i really a jobless guy that is running out of money still looking for a job that has 2 college degrees? am i really trying to figure out what to do with myself at 26? am i really that lazy to do something as simple as going over a damn lsat book? am i really gay? am i really in the closet? is this for real? i just ask myself BECAUSE the way that i feel, i wish this wasn't. :dead: i wish this was 2010 AND NOT 2013. this is too much. the truth fucking sucks.
 
I can't read in my dreams. When I force myself to, the words don't make sense. I remember seeing something written underneath a picture of fish. I forced myself to read it, and it said something like "Fish fish grobol hakala fish". In short, it read like Sloppy Seconds wrote it.

And if it isn't real life, you still may as well live it like it were. :)

Lex
 
I can't read in my dreams. When I force myself to, the words don't make sense. I remember seeing something written underneath a picture of fish. I forced myself to read it, and it said something like "Fish fish grobol hakala fish". In short, it read like Sloppy Seconds wrote it.

And if it isn't real life, you still may as well live it like it were. :)

Lex

so there's a sloppyseconds in all of us? :( this is really beginning to get freakish like some twlight zone episode.

i know i can live my life but there's a overwhelming feeling of fear and disassocation going on thinking about everything. like sure, i can do 100 things BUT that fear is coming strong to the point where it's really starting to play with my head. you know, i don't want to be freaking out inside my house where my mom misunderstands and calls 911 having me in a ward somewhere. the doctor said that it's a panic attack BUT it felt more like a borderline psychotic episode.
 
I can't read in my dreams. When I force myself to, the words don't make sense. I remember seeing something written underneath a picture of fish. I forced myself to read it, and it said something like "Fish fish grobol hakala fish". In short, it read like Sloppy Seconds wrote it.

And if it isn't real life, you still may as well live it like it were. :)

Lex

.... illiterate! ;)
 
I can't read in my dreams. When I force myself to, the words don't make sense. I remember seeing something written underneath a picture of fish. I forced myself to read it, and it said something like "Fish fish grobol hakala fish". In short, it read like Sloppy Seconds wrote it.

And if it isn't real life, you still may as well live it like it were. :)

Lex

Haha I think you are right. Every thing when read in dreams doesn't really make any sense. I once dreamt that i was in a magazine shop and I was trying to read a line beneath a picture of a naked guy (I have a lot of wet dreams). And all the sentences are blurred.
 
random shit but here it goes.

you suck dick. you suck mine. you suck my dick all the time. with a great big suck til i skeet right into you. one day i will suck you too. ..|
 
Under the sheets
Under the sheets
daddy is better down where he's wetter
take it from meee
 
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