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rossmum
May 11th, 2008, 01:54 AM
As you could possibly tell if you spoke to me last night/this morning (my time), I was a little drunk. I'd had about 8-10 standards (I think I had 6 beers but it might've been 7), we had about half of Newcastle packed into our tiny little house, and shit was getting pretty crazy. For the most part it was a good party, got to meet some awesome people, catch up with some mates from down the road, shit like that. As the night went on, though, these three randoms started getting pretty aggro at my mate Adrian in the kitchen, so a rather drunken me told them to fuck off out of my house if they wanted to start shit. Either I'm somehow actually intimidating when pissed, or they were just being polite towards me as it was my house; either way, when they did try and start something they did so outside and after a few choice words from myself and another housemate, they backed off. I'd had about 5 by this point. Fast forward an hour or two, the house is a fucking mess, but nothing we couldn't clean up.

A few people offer me a smoke, but despite my intoxicated and adventurous state, I manage to stick to my vow not to smoke. Mind you, I was probably getting a lot of shit secondhand; thankfully the smokers went outside after a while. There was also some weed... somewhere, bathroom I suspect. We'd had some here last weekend, but a combination of me being sober, my own aversion to smoking anything at all, my best friend's resolute disgust at drugs and my doctor's warning that my already slightly messed-up brain wouldn't react well to it kept me from touching the stuff. I went out and watched some movies with them, though. Anyway, I digress; as I said, I was now drunk and adventurous and I knew there was some in the house, but somehow my judgement remains perfect even when I'm off my face (that said, this is my second or third time drunk and I'm getting used to it, I could walk a mostly straight line and such but I knew I was pissed) and I avoided it. So I got talking to some of the randoms (seriously, I only knew about 6 people out of the 40+ who were there, 2 being housemates), had a pretty awesome time talking shit about uni, philosophising about why people should be more tolerant with this gaggle of black guys who turned up about halfway through the night, so on and so forth.

By about 1:30, someone had put a hole in the wall, about 3 bottles had been smashed, and the piece of doorframe where the bathroom door lock's bolt went had been smashed clean off the frame and across the floor. I'd also managed to physically rip my sliding door off its tracks (I must gain a lot of strength when drunk, because I seriously didn't push it open that hard), but after a lot of messing about in the dark (my light had blown about half an hour earlier, brilliant timing - I later replaced it, drunk, without killing myself) I managed to fix it. We figured it was time to clear out, so Jaclyn told everyone the party was over and she'd call the fuzz if people didn't leave; about 5 minutes later, everyone was gone except the three of us who live here (no. 4 is home for the weekend), and Adrian and Anna from down the street, as well as this girl I don't know at all who's been crashing on our couch for the past week. Adrian and Anna left about 10-20 mins later, and I bummed around the forums for a bit until my net decided to shit itself (turns out someone knocked the modem over and then a stack of books and crap fell on it). Before I went to bed, and still well and truly out of it, I scrawled a note declaring that despite the fact the party wasn't my idea, I didn't invite anyone, and I'd been cleaning up broken glass and shit all night (cut my feet up pretty bad, but didn't feel it being drunk and all), I would help clean up. Sure enough, I wake up just after lunch today, vacuuming everything with my scorched-earth "if it's on the floor, it shouldn't be" policy, cleared up the last of the glass (that I could see), slotted yet another popped floor tile back into the grout, fixed the doorframe perfectly and offered to get dad to come up and fix the tiles and the wall next chance he had.

It was a pretty good night, even if I did miss a second double-ep of my favourite show for it.

itszutak
May 11th, 2008, 02:06 AM
Holy shit.

At least nobody set anything on fire.

Con
May 11th, 2008, 02:11 AM
lol, how'd they manage to put a hole in the wall?

SuperSunny
May 11th, 2008, 02:22 AM
You had a good night. Damn, and yes I'm wondering how they managed to put a whole in your wall as well. Chair much?

itszutak
May 11th, 2008, 02:24 AM
I figured somebody just punched/kicked.

There are were a few holes like that in our house. Then came the mice.

rossmum
May 11th, 2008, 02:32 AM
lol, how'd they manage to put a hole in the wall?
He punched it.

Bad Waffle
May 11th, 2008, 03:10 AM
Hey guys, try to remember that although you're on the internets, try and have respect for other countries and their languages. Jesus, its not like it even really matters, they're the same definition of word. Grow up, kids.

legionaire45
May 11th, 2008, 03:48 AM
Hey guys, try to remember that although you're on the internets, try and have respect for other countries and their languages. Jesus, its not like it even really matters, they're the same definition of word. Grow up, kids.
lolwat?
Where is your god now?
AND GOD DAMMIT IT'S SPELLED COLOR NOT COLOUR AMERICA HAD IT FIRST.

Patrickssj6
May 11th, 2008, 03:51 AM
7 x "shit"

you broke it

I don't know how houses look down there but if they are build like in America it shouldn't be too difficult to make a wall in the wall seeing that it's only styropor and gypsum :P

rossmum
May 11th, 2008, 03:59 AM
Yeah, was just a plaster interior wall, and he didn't punch right through

n00b1n8R
May 11th, 2008, 04:21 AM
Hope your not renting :X

rossmum
May 11th, 2008, 04:31 AM
Yeah, we are.

We should be able to fix the damage ourselves though, it's not too bad.

Timo
May 11th, 2008, 04:45 AM
Just hope the landlord doesn't arrive for a surprise check-up %-D Interesting that they let you party, most landlords here afaik would kill people who messed up their flats.

rossmum
May 11th, 2008, 04:52 AM
Yeah, they're cool with it until shit gets wrecked.

The house is falling to bits on its own anyway, so it's not like we can't do some quick repairs and then pass it off as fine.

Bodzilla
May 11th, 2008, 08:18 AM
How are you responsible?

you just stick to your morals, which is something anyone in the world can do while drinking. Alcohol is used as an excuse for alot of stupid things "i didnt mean to cheat on you, i was drunk!1" has and never will cut it as an acceptable excuse.

If your serious about things you believe in, you wont cross that line, no matter how drunk you get.
Dont believe all the propaganda bullshit you hear off the news and from other excuse making pissheads.

rossmum
May 11th, 2008, 08:20 AM
Well, either way, I'm glad I don't turn into a prick.

n00b1n8R
May 11th, 2008, 08:23 AM
Says the man who pissed on one of his school buidings and got busted by the cops while under age and under the influence. :3
E: fuck off ross

rossmum
May 11th, 2008, 08:26 AM
Bah, drinking age is a load of shit. I've been drinking since I was about 6, there's really nothing wrong with it as long as you don't overdo it.

Bodzilla
May 11th, 2008, 08:32 AM
Says the man who pissed on one of his school buidings and got busted by the cops while under age and under the influence. :3
E: fuck off ross
?

I was Sleeping on the shade cloths in a school, and i never pissed on any of the school buildings.

Long story short, Did i cross any of my morals grounds and beliefs?
no?
then shut the fuck up.

Llama Juice
May 11th, 2008, 09:06 AM
I thought it was funny how he said he's responsible even though he's allowing random strangers destroy his "flat" while getting shit faced.

Things must be different where ever you live Ross. Amsterdam perchance? I think they might find your decision there responsible maybe... but... me? Not so much.

Interesting story though.

rossmum
May 11th, 2008, 10:57 AM
I wasn't allowing them to destroy it, we got them to clear off as soon as things started getting rowdy. Either way, I fixed everything for the wall, but that's easy enough to repair. Considering I wasn't even going to go out at first when the house started to sound a bit full...