Though its social benefits don't work well for me, since I'm a rum/vodka/insanely girly drinks person, thus when I drink tequila, I tend to make that hideous tequila/whiskey face people make when they've consumed something similarly toxic... like rancid dog's milk, which doesn't make friends and influence people. Is there a similar effect for the nutmeg-infused pina coladas at Big Fish? Because those are *good*.
And no, not drinking, but the faux commercial was a fun diversion between lectures.
The other one was identification of "beaches of Grenada", which I am just pathetic at. I couldn't even identify Aquarium Beach despite collapsing on it after I sprained my ankle. I can do wrecks of Grenada though, including the original R(h)um Runner(RIP) so nautical partygoers, be advised -- THIS could happen to YOU:
I think there should be an additional category for alcohol abuse beyond hazardous situations when an eel swims through your wet bar. Might have been a helpful diagnostic criterion for the captain of the Valdez, come to think of it.
In other lecture news, I've been living in a cave thus didn't know I don't get to take the Hippocratic Oath when/if I graduate. Some might say the plus side of this is that I don't have to bail my profs out of financial difficulties as stated, but since according to the IRS, I make negative money, I think I'm exempt, and I think if Hippocrates had seen my last filing, he'd have agreed with me. The negative side is that if I don't get to swear to Apollo, what's the point in becoming a doctor?
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Well, I don't see the eel, but I see a cute little bunny with pink ears toward the lower left of the picture. Does that qualify me for anything?
I don't think it qualifies you for anything, but I believe seeing pink bunnies is contraindicated for a boating license. Though, since this was around 100 feet and as you know, I'm a cheap date when it comes to nitrogen narcosis, I probably imagined that eel...
If you make negative money, does the IRS have to pay YOU income tax?
s'only fair?
Glad to see you remembered where Bell hall is today
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