Holy ****, they found my phone! It was in the ring (!) and they called my friend and said, "Your friend apparently dropped her phone when she was taking a picture with the wrestlers."

I NEVER stepped foot in that ring. I have no idea how it got in there. Apparently someone failed at trying to steal it. I don't know.

Anyway, I get to pick my phone up when the box office reopens on Monday. Phoneless 'til then, but at least it's not lost forever.

They will probably make you apologize to the Hardy's before releasing it to you though.

Obviously Hardy stole your phone, and this is a ruse by him to get you where he can beat the crap out of you.

"Where's your phone? Oh yeah, it's right here. In the ring. Come get it! You scared? YOU SCARED? WHO'S ON METH NOW BITCH!? EH???"

Went to a friend's party. They played a game called "Swallow" where they passed alcohol through eachothers mouths. That pretty much says it all. Hate how trashy things can get, not my style at all.

I hate "party" games. They are almost always trashy.

I'm going to throw a party where we all just get drunk, and smoke PCP. That's a classy party.

Haha, that would be fairly epic. :laughing:

This sounds like a quote coming from someone who is on meth, to be honest.

Been spending the last few day's partying at my friends house way out in the country cause his dad is away. Last night we had like 15 people over and I'm pretty sure somone lost their virginity. Then we all drove out to this little town by his house, downed a bottle of Moe's then drove around town playing Wu Tang Clan for like 3 hours.

Lots of posts related to job hunting, and I can completely empathise with some of the things being said. I've been a freelance copywriter for the last year, and I'm at the stage now where I believe I have acquired the skills needed to hold a position in-house. So for the last three weeks, I have been distributing a near innumerable amount of CV's and cover letters - but I'm getting the same response each time: "Sorry, unfortunately you do not have enough in-house experience to secure this role."

How the fuck am I expected to acquire this experience if nobody gives me a chance to prove myself? I've been copywriting for a year, and I've achieved positive results with all my jobs. Bullshit. I hate freelancing.

/rant over. TODAY, I spent my time planning a radio slot my friend and I have been given. Our debut is this Tuesday and we're shitting it.

That is trashy, there are some good drinking games, like Ring of fire and Never have I ever. Ring of fire is easily the best, never walked out of a game anything less than legless. Awesome.