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...nostalgia. The more we party, the more we miss partying, and the more we miss partying, the more we believe it was something substantial to be missed. It’s like we’re looking back on the last four years through beer goggles: as we get drunker, the past starts to look drunker...
...cool with herself and a little crazy. Best way for a guy/girl to get your attention: I’ve been accused of being oblivious to passing glances, so try a little harder. Where to find you on a Saturday night: Usually in the Quad making up the drunker half of the tragically named Team Cool. First thing you notice about a guy/girl: Whether she is comfortably divine or still controlled by the demons of anxiety. Your best pick-up line: I have to thank you for setting a good example for these other women. Best or worst lie you?...
...asthma inhaler and reputedly gets booze to the brain faster. Eighteen states have introduced legislation banning the device, and last week Kansas became the second state (after Colorado) to sign its bill into law. "This is the equivalent of putting a funnel at bars, inviting people to get drunker quicker," says Florida state senator Mike Haridopolos, who cosponsored that state's anti-AWOL bill...
...band can only handle so much boot-tappin’ and gyratin’ in acid-washed jeans before their fans wander on in search of drunker pastures. The second disk is void of any of the songs that gave the Crüe their extended fifteen minutes of fame. Mötley Crüe made its name in mindless driving rock to which one could swig a beer; in trying to highlight their accomplishments of the post-grunge, semi-cleaned-up 90s, they recede into a softening sound and fading tattoos. Where the first half of the album...
...Gondoliers has a plot that the drunker among us might find a trifle complicated: a pair of happy-go-lucky gondoliers, Marco (Phillipe Pierce) and Giuseppe (G. Cross Woodfield ’06), each marry a flower-toting Contadina—Gianetta (Caroline E. Jackson ’06) and Tessa (Maria Alu), respectively. The couples’ nuptial bliss is thrown into doubt when it is revealed that one of them—no one can say which for sure—may be the heir to the Kingdom of Barataria. The heir among them was transplanted to Venice...