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Showing posts with label Pancakes. Show all posts
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Friday, July 18, 2008

All-Star Aftermath

Welcome to the 6th floor

Welcome to the 6th floor.

Today's contributors are: Ann, Sara, Tabitha, Billy and Scott.

Subject: How we fared


Wasn’t going to bother with an aftermath post, (Alright, I’m just lazy), but Brave Astronaut asked in a comment: So the game went on longer than many expected. Anyone up yet there on the sixth floor? Did anyone make it to the end? I fell asleep in the 13th. No drinking was involved, unfortunately. I'm just old.” So since I/we don’t get many commenter requests I figured I’d acquiesce (Never used that word before, it’s a bugger to spell), and rather than a comment reply which chances are he’d never check back to see, I’d just post.


Ann: I’m not that into baseball, and I was going to read while we watched, but Sara made me put down my book and Scott forced beer into my hands and made me pay attention. I cheated a little and didn’t always drink when I was supposed to. (See? I can too cheat when I want to Scott!) When the game (both drinking and All-Star) deteriorated, I stopped drinking and was pretty much fine.


Sara: Sara was doing fine, until Billy Wagner blew the save. Sara points out that had he not let up runs last year, the NL would’ve won that one too. While she continued playing after that, She was also doing plenty of side-drinking too. She stumbled out of here this morning to go to work not looking pleasant, and she had _two_ travel mugs of coffee with her.


Tabitha: Tabitha likes baseball the least of any of us, but that led her to really pay attention to the drinking cues rather than any of the actual game. She switched between beer and weak kamikazis, so she was pretty much okay by morning.


Billy: Billy really took to the game, and since he was off Wednesday he didn’t even have to worry about work. Even though we did stay up for the end of the game, Billy had to ask Sara the score the next morning, because he didn't even remember that we stopped paying attention to the drinking game sometime in extra innings.


Scott: Scott's really developing a crazy tolerance. We joke that no longer can we buy a six pack and split it evenly, he has to get his own. Tonight Scott may have gone overboard, finding excuses to take shots all night long. There is a disturbingly empty looking bottle of gin in the sink (and cracked) and I'm hoping that most of it leaked out through that crack and not into Scott. Scott was all ready to start up a game of asshole after the game ended, and even got as far as bringing out the cards before we groaned at him. After the game ended he decided it was a good idea to make pancakes, which made some of us nauseous and the others hungry. This became funnier in the morning when Tab, not really hungover but very groggy, sat down at the table and ended up sitting in a half cooked left over pancake. Apparently Scott was experimenting with his pancake flipping abilities..drunk and lost one. I wish I'd gotten a picture.


Sunday, November 25, 2007

A 6th Floor Thanksgiving Story, Part One

Welcome to the 6th floor.

Today's contributors are: Ann, Sara, Tabitha, Frank, Billy and Scott.

Subject: a 6th Floor Thanksgiving Story, part one


10:30:

Ann arrives back home at the 6th Floor with Tabitha and bags of groceries.

The store was a mob scene! The streets themselves were quiet, but everyone is packed into the couple of open stores.”


Craziness. Hey, Frank is cooking pancakes!”


Oooh, Pancakes! A suitable Thanksgiving brunch if I do say so myself.”


I've got plain, blueberry and chocolate chip. Help yourself...just hurry before Scott and Billy eat them all.”


Billy's eating them at such a pace that I had to keep guard in the kitchen because he was trying to eat them right off the griddle.”


Didn't stop him from taking a swig of pancake batter though.”


Eww! Billy!”


It's Thanksgiving! I was hungry! I am hungry!”


Thanksgiving is about being thankful your roommates are as well-fed as you. So share!”


Can I have a little space Frank? I want to get this turkey started so it's ready for dinner.”


Definitely. Wow, that's a pretty big turkey for six people.”


Five. I don't eat meat remember?”


The turkey deserved it though.”


It was the smallest one I could find actually. That's what I get for waiting for the last minute.”


You could blame your parents for going to Vegas and ditching you last minute too.”


Your parents went to Vegas? And they didn't invite me?”


Contrary to popular belief, every time someone in the general vicinity of New York goes to Las Vegas, they don't have to notify you.”


Isn't a home cooked Thanksgiving dinner better than room service on the strip anyway?”


I don't know, you haven't made it yet.”


Thanks for the vote of confidence.”


I'm sure it'll be great. We're all going to help anyway. Right? Right?” Sara says, looking over at Scott.


Of course! I don't think Ann can eat that all by herself.”


Not quite what I meant.”


You want Ann to eat that whole turkey? What is this, a Friends episode?”


Oh forget it!”


Oh good. The new episode of the Thanksgiving Day Parade is on. Is this the one where Underdog gets away?”

1979 Underdog Balloon

If only. The weather's very tame today. No crazy winds or anything.”


It's very warm out too.”


Won't last, I heard it's supposed to be frigid tomorrow.”


Well, luckily it's not tomorrow, it's today. I call next batch of flapjacks!”


Whoops, Tabitha already called it.”


Tabitha sticks her tongue out at Ann.




To Be Continued....