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March 20, 2008

Do You Remember The First Time?

babydrunk.jpgYesterday's protest was a huge success in luring people of all ages and creeds to Market Street and City Hall. A particularly ripe bunch of "protesters" showed their support to all of us tired passengers on the 47 Van Ness bus around 9:30 p.m. They were taking the bus to the "end of the line," aka Fisherman's Wharf.

Apparently, they were drunk for the very first time, and it was most likely their first protest as well. One poor young woman was wearing black stilettos. That's hard-core, honey.

When they first embarked, a particularly rough bus passenger asked one of the drunk kids, "How was it?"
"It was aweeeeesommme."
"Did it work? Is it over?"
"Yep, it's over."
"The War's over?" (we all laughed)

Other notable quotes were:
"I love being drunk." (or something like that)
"I love going to the gym after I've been drinking" (directed to a guy whom we saw head into 24 Hour Fitness afterwards).
"Drinking's so fun."

The climax was when another boy lost his balance and fell across the entire front of the bus and onto his skinny butt. Luckily, he didn't get his pristine white leather slippers dirty. Party on, baby drunks protesters!


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Comments (2)

"Apparently, they were drunk for the very first time"

Every time is my first time...

 

"Do you remember the first time"

"I cant remember a worst time"

PULP!!!

 
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