Posted: Tue Jan 01, 2008 2:45 am
Haven't you got yours yet? Mine's getting rusty.Murrin wrote:Hey. It's the future. Our flying cars must be due to arrive any minute...
Welcome to 2008, folks.
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Posted: Tue Jan 01, 2008 4:16 am
40 minutes to 2008 here...
...give or take...
...give or take...
Posted: Tue Jan 01, 2008 11:15 am
Morning folks. 
Happy New Year and all that shit. I watched the sun rise over the ocean this morning, joint in one hand, bottle of champagne in the other. Hoping like hell this is gonna be a better year than the last one or so. 
Have a good one, be safe, don't get caught.
--A
Happy New Year and all that shit. I watched the sun rise over the ocean this morning, joint in one hand, bottle of champagne in the other. Hoping like hell this is gonna be a better year than the last one or so. Have a good one, be safe, don't get caught.
--A
Posted: Tue Jan 01, 2008 11:19 am
WOOHOO!!!
Posted: Tue Jan 01, 2008 2:36 pm
Brought in the new year with a game of Risk (always made more fun with a little champagne). Wild night for the Frost clan, what can I say.
Welcome to oh-Eight.
Welcome to oh-Eight.
Posted: Tue Jan 01, 2008 2:58 pm
We were going to crash a New Years Party after midnight, but it was snowing pretty good last night. So we wound up watching one of the local channel's feed of Collective Soul playing at the House of Blues.
Posted: Tue Jan 01, 2008 3:08 pm
2008 has arrived. I'm nursing a large glass of water to help recover from last night, but had a great time getting here.
2006 was a pretty craptastic year for team Dukkha. 2007 was a balm, a benison, a breather, and beautiful in many ways.
2008 is nascent yet, and already seems great. That's the funny thing about hope - When you don't have it, you can't figure out what is missing, but when you've got it, it's like seeing the fabric of the Matrix.
Wishing you all wellness, joy, and a happy quickening of the heart in this grand new year.
dw
2006 was a pretty craptastic year for team Dukkha. 2007 was a balm, a benison, a breather, and beautiful in many ways.
2008 is nascent yet, and already seems great. That's the funny thing about hope - When you don't have it, you can't figure out what is missing, but when you've got it, it's like seeing the fabric of the Matrix.
Wishing you all wellness, joy, and a happy quickening of the heart in this grand new year.
dw
Posted: Tue Jan 01, 2008 3:17 pm
...DukkhaWaynhim wrote:2008 is nascent yet, and already seems great. That's the funny thing about hope - When you don't have it, you can't figure out what is missing, but when you've got it, it's like seeing the fabric of the Matrix.
Wishing you all wellness, joy, and a happy quickening of the heart in this grand new year.
...wow...
...back at ya, DW...
Posted: Tue Jan 01, 2008 3:33 pm
2008. Meh.
Or, as one friend said at 3am, "I'm bored of 2008. Is it nearly 2009 yet?"
Or, as one friend said at 3am, "I'm bored of 2008. Is it nearly 2009 yet?"
Posted: Tue Jan 01, 2008 4:41 pm
Hope everyone here has a great 2008! I spent a peaceful night adding a bunch of tunes to my IPod while watching Twilight Zone eps on SciFi channel. Yahoo.
Posted: Tue Jan 01, 2008 4:45 pm
Tam and Gracie fell asleep at 9 so I stayed up until almost 2 drinking Imperial Kir (raspberry champagne) listening to many Alan Parsons Project songs with Luci and the Ez!!!
Posted: Tue Jan 01, 2008 5:16 pm
Harpy Nude Rear everyone!
I had to work today, so I wasn't planning on getting all liquored up, but I did finish off a 6 of the holy nectar, Guinness. I'm a little dried up, and I think that might have more to do with also have a glass of very dry and crappy champagne at midnight, but hey. I got a nice buzz on, and was content.
The girlfriend's friend is in town right now, and she wanted us to spend it with her at some people's house I didn't know but the girlfriend vaguely did. We ran by some of the GF's friends house that I did know and got along okay with beforehand briefly and they were having fun, and I felt like I wanted to have fun too. So I was all ready to enjoy myself, and we get to the other place and it is a few couples who know each other well and just want to talk amongst themselves and discuss people I don't know and snub the girlfriend and I. I tried to enjoy myself, and then the girlfriend and I get some time alone for a bit, and I mention that I'd prefer we go back to the other party where at least they were having fun and not talking about childbirth, how old they feel these days and what teaching is like, none of which I find interesting or can relate to, other than how old I feel. It was swinging around on 11pm, and everyone was finally starting to include us and laugh at my jokes rather than act as if someone just farted and the girlfriend then decides to take off. At first I thought, well, I suppose I can bear it for another hour, but then I think, well, I'd rather spend it with people that I'd honestly like to be around, so we go to the other place and have a good time ringing in the New Year. And then we come home and I go to bed.
Still, I've had worse New Years, and I suspect 2008 is going to be a terrific year.
I had to work today, so I wasn't planning on getting all liquored up, but I did finish off a 6 of the holy nectar, Guinness. I'm a little dried up, and I think that might have more to do with also have a glass of very dry and crappy champagne at midnight, but hey. I got a nice buzz on, and was content.
The girlfriend's friend is in town right now, and she wanted us to spend it with her at some people's house I didn't know but the girlfriend vaguely did. We ran by some of the GF's friends house that I did know and got along okay with beforehand briefly and they were having fun, and I felt like I wanted to have fun too. So I was all ready to enjoy myself, and we get to the other place and it is a few couples who know each other well and just want to talk amongst themselves and discuss people I don't know and snub the girlfriend and I. I tried to enjoy myself, and then the girlfriend and I get some time alone for a bit, and I mention that I'd prefer we go back to the other party where at least they were having fun and not talking about childbirth, how old they feel these days and what teaching is like, none of which I find interesting or can relate to, other than how old I feel. It was swinging around on 11pm, and everyone was finally starting to include us and laugh at my jokes rather than act as if someone just farted and the girlfriend then decides to take off. At first I thought, well, I suppose I can bear it for another hour, but then I think, well, I'd rather spend it with people that I'd honestly like to be around, so we go to the other place and have a good time ringing in the New Year. And then we come home and I go to bed.
Still, I've had worse New Years, and I suspect 2008 is going to be a terrific year.
Posted: Tue Jan 01, 2008 5:26 pm
Happy New Year Everyone! Had fun last night, hanging out with Malik, Malik Jr and Malik's best friend. Got my New Year's Eve kiss as the ball dropped. That always makes me happy.
Now, I just need to recover...13 whiskey shots proved to be too much for me.
Now, I just need to recover...13 whiskey shots proved to be too much for me.
Posted: Tue Jan 01, 2008 5:55 pm
I just want to state how cold it was, and as I'll be quitting smoking again in the next day or so, I was out smoking in the wind last night. But now I've warmed up, and my balls have finally dropped. No need for a countdown.
Posted: Tue Jan 01, 2008 8:17 pm
Good, because we'd have to stop at three? 
Posted: Tue Jan 01, 2008 11:36 pm
I brought the New Year in in Proper Emo Fashion.
Posted: Wed Jan 02, 2008 6:26 am
Champagne all the way for teh Elf! *hic burp* Happy Nude Beer everyone!
now, how to top 2007...
ps, Cag - I am SHRIEKING with laughter over your 'frog in a blender' avi!
now, how to top 2007...
ps, Cag - I am SHRIEKING with laughter over your 'frog in a blender' avi!
Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2008 6:28 pm
Happy '08, everybody!
The girls and I toasted the new year with sparkling cider and set off a couple of party poppers, but did *not* succeed in terrifying the cats (I guess nothing we do surprises them anymore
).
New Year's Day, we basically slept and ate. Perfect! Tho I just realized that I forgot to serve the blackeyed peas. Crap. I'm doooooomed....
Anyway, yesterday I drove the girls back to college. During the drive down to Roanoke, MagickMaker said, "This is 2008, isn't it? I hate the number 8 -- it's too even and it's all rounded. My favorite numbers are 5, 7 and 17, because they're prime numbers."
All I could think of was, "Gee, the other half of the genetic material surfaces when you least expect it...." Thank goodness I didn't say it aloud!
The girls and I toasted the new year with sparkling cider and set off a couple of party poppers, but did *not* succeed in terrifying the cats (I guess nothing we do surprises them anymore
).New Year's Day, we basically slept and ate. Perfect! Tho I just realized that I forgot to serve the blackeyed peas. Crap. I'm doooooomed....
Anyway, yesterday I drove the girls back to college. During the drive down to Roanoke, MagickMaker said, "This is 2008, isn't it? I hate the number 8 -- it's too even and it's all rounded. My favorite numbers are 5, 7 and 17, because they're prime numbers."
All I could think of was, "Gee, the other half of the genetic material surfaces when you least expect it...." Thank goodness I didn't say it aloud!Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2008 7:12 pm
The last couple years I forgot to eat black-eyed peas. The last couple years have been especially sucky. This year, I made sure and ate some. Maybe if you rush them in you, it won't be as crappy. I still have a little left over.
Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2008 7:23 pm
Oh well. I forgot to get herring so the doom is spreading.aliantha wrote:New Year's Day, we basically slept and ate. Perfect! Tho I just realized that I forgot to serve the blackeyed peas. Crap. I'm doooooomed....