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So.
SHOULD I still have a New Year's Eve Party?
Geez, I feel really good after all the "huh" messages I've got over here.
See, I only got a couple of people saying "yes" (Jen, Kinnon, Dave/Erin). So I decided it'd be better if we just all go downtown and have fun.
I have to go downtown anyway because of my fucking work. I have to drive downtown - didn't I say this already? - and hit a fucking button to start a manual process.
So I cancel. I then get invited to a dinner elsewhere.
Y'know, screw it, I'm not going to do anything for New Year's Eve. I'm sorry I brought it up so late so people made other plans (but that's no more than my own slow stupid self). I'm sorry that I'm not driving out to Brantford. I'm sorry that I can't get my act together to get a lot of people together to enjoy the coming New Year.
Geez, the only thing I have planned after 2004's over anyhow is to clean out the fridge at work because it's full of food that hasn't moved for ages (and might be coming back to life and moving on its own accord).
Someone care to change my mind? Because I can be easily persuaded to re-instate it. It'll be a small group of people, and you all won't know each other. I dunno if that's what you want in a New Year's Eve Party.
But it'll be warmer than standing around downtown. And heck, if there really is only 4 people coming, then I can drive you all home. (Like I said, I have to go to work anyhow after the festivities, so that's no skin off my nose.)
I'm sorry for hurting everyone's feelings. I'll be at work.
SHOULD I still have a New Year's Eve Party?
Geez, I feel really good after all the "huh" messages I've got over here.
See, I only got a couple of people saying "yes" (Jen, Kinnon, Dave/Erin). So I decided it'd be better if we just all go downtown and have fun.
I have to go downtown anyway because of my fucking work. I have to drive downtown - didn't I say this already? - and hit a fucking button to start a manual process.
So I cancel. I then get invited to a dinner elsewhere.
Y'know, screw it, I'm not going to do anything for New Year's Eve. I'm sorry I brought it up so late so people made other plans (but that's no more than my own slow stupid self). I'm sorry that I'm not driving out to Brantford. I'm sorry that I can't get my act together to get a lot of people together to enjoy the coming New Year.
Geez, the only thing I have planned after 2004's over anyhow is to clean out the fridge at work because it's full of food that hasn't moved for ages (and might be coming back to life and moving on its own accord).
Someone care to change my mind? Because I can be easily persuaded to re-instate it. It'll be a small group of people, and you all won't know each other. I dunno if that's what you want in a New Year's Eve Party.
But it'll be warmer than standing around downtown. And heck, if there really is only 4 people coming, then I can drive you all home. (Like I said, I have to go to work anyhow after the festivities, so that's no skin off my nose.)
I'm sorry for hurting everyone's feelings. I'll be at work.
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Ah anyways... I wouldn't have come downtown anyways... I'm not much for huge crowds and heck... It can get immensely annoying being around so many drunkards at Nathan Phillips.
But your house I can do. Stuff will be brought. Fun will be had. Whether 2, or 20. I mean heck, you know when we hang, it's always fun. I'll even bring Shaun of the Dead and Dodgeball. Heck. Taiko no Tatsujin 5 and my PS2 as well.
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