Sunday, the 25th
“I
had a weird dream that someone was kissing my neck,” says Aaron. Jay seems unsurprised. I slept on the couch…WTF. Not important though. Stop thinking about it, jeez. The night before we agreed to wake up and
rent bikes…this morning we agreed that last night we were drunk and making bad
plans…no bike ride. The lazy Galwayians
don’t open their bike shops on Sunday anyway.
Now we don’t feel guilty about avoiding exercise, situation
diverted. Skip bikes, lets just go back
to Cork…luckily we caught the express bus.
Diana, this time we decided to stay in Limerick for an hour…this time I
knew the times! Next time we travel
together, you call the shots though…I barely trusted myself as I glanced over
the time table fifty four times just to check.
What
is really cool to do in Limerick on a Sunday.
Well, the castle tour is 10 Euro, most stores are closed, restaurants
are locked up…lets do what any good American citizen would do with their spare
change…gamble it away! With 4 euros and
Aarons 2-peso coin, we bet the barn…lost it all. When in Rome.
We hopped on the next bus back to Cork…walked from the bus station to
Broke-field, cooked another dinner, and headed off the the Bailey for a
birthday celebration.
In
my notes, I have “vodka bottle from Kylie”, “hammered” and “boat race pints at
bar.” I’ll do my best to piece together
this brain buster but here it goes. Kylie
likely donated her half bottle of vodka and the wolf-pack took a few fratty
pulls out of the bottle and “crushed that sh*t”
Next, in a non-sober state, stumbled to the bar, at which we chugged
pints of Coors Light…Amurica…now I remember why we were so drunk that night…it
all makes sense now.
2
things I do remember…Josh spilled a wolf-pack beer, but Mr. White Russian knows
the man-code, and he replaced it. #2
creeped on all the UCC girls, we told him to chill it. A good story ensues but you may need to
contact me in private. The only quote I will
give is “I have 40 pounds on you, do you still wanna do this?”
After
this mystery event, we realized that our pain tolerances were pretty high, and
had a spiratic boxing match for the next two hours at the apartment. Each time I hit Aaron, Jay yells, “Don’t hit
my friend,” and punches me. Each time Jay hits me, Aaron yells, “Don’t hit my
friend,” and punches Jay. Each time Aaron
hit Jay, I yell, “Don’t hit my friend,” and punch Aaron. You get the point…a kidney shot and a few too
many punches later, we all pass out…so fratty.
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