Good advice under false pretenses, is it really good advice?
September 26, 2006 Its 2:15 am and Im just sitting down after getting home from our (my friends De, Do, J and I) Monday night bar. We go on Mondays because we drink for free, we know the band, the waitress likes us, and we control one, if not both, of the pool tables. Mostly because we drink for free though. Tonight wasnt really any different from other nights in the fact that we were on the pool table all night and we were drinking for free. Also per usual, my roommate, De, had too much to drink and was belligerent with other patrons. This part of the story I will sum up very briefly. De took exception to this persons actions and was ready to fight. The other three of us werent any fonder of this person but we also knew there was no reason for violence. We eventually talked De down and left. Yes I know thats boring but thats not what Im writing about tonight. If you want crazy roommate stories ask and Ill share. Somewhere around 1:00am, a girl well call Ann came over to say goodbye to
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