Hello again. Same psycho girl here. Last night was interesting. It was Paul’s birthday Tuesday, and tonight we all wanted to go to a club to celebrate. We decided on the Majestic, and after hours of being silly at Paul’s house and driving around aimlessly trying to find downtown Tulsa, we arrived there only to find that it had suddenly become 21 and over. (It was 18 and up only last fall.) The youngsters we had with us, Becky and Janelle (the rest of us included Paul, Alesha, Tyler, Rance, and Billy), obviously couldn’t go in, so we were directed to Studio 54 down the road. It was really packed, but the music was great. I love dancing!!! I’d missed it so much, never get to go. The only ones really dancing were Janelle, Alesha, Tyler and I, but we managed to get Billy out there and teach him to dance. It was great. Poor Billy, getting molested by three girls. Speaking of molested, Janelle got hit on and handled the most. I didn’t really get that much attention at all, except one guy that wanted to dance with me, holding a beer and looking really sweaty. Ew. Well, that actually would have been okay if he was, say… really hot. But we were all sweaty anyway, so what the hey.
I actually don’t really like flirting or picking up guys in clubs. It’s like this evil game, almost like a race, where you have to be coy and flirty enough and catch a guy’s eye in time. That is, if you take the aggressive route. When I dance, I really just like to shut my eyes and pretend nobody else is there anyway, just letting go in the music and the heat. It’s an addiction. It really is. You have to get into the mood of it. So Studio 54 was really cool I thought, because they have two girls dancing and two silhouettes of other people dancing. I thought that was really neat. And the music was awesome. A perfect mix of well-known and little-known, hip-hop and techno, all really fast-paced. I loved it. My knees were killing me by the time we were done though. But at 2:00 when they stopped, I still wanted to keep dancing.
A really fun night. sigh I wish I could do that every weekend.
Okay, and I have to put this in, because this is seriously the funniest thing I have read in a long time. Shayna sent it to me.
The Top 15 Quotes We Wish Were in the “Lord of the Rings” Movies
- “Say my name, dwarf!”
- “Look, Sam, my name isn’t Mr. Frodo — it’s Frodo. Mr. Baggins if you’re nasty.”
- “You had me at ‘Aiya vanima.’”
- “Nice work killing that Orc, faithful friend, but still it twitches. Slay it again, Sam!”
- “I. Don’t. Like. The. Leggings. Drying. On. The. Rod!”
- “It don’t mean a thing if you ain’t got that ring… doo-wah-tee-wah, doo-wah-tee-wah, doo-wah-tee-wah!”
- “Brethren of Gondor, we are gathered here to join Arwen Evenstar and Aragorn, son of Arathorn, in holy matrimony. Frodo, do you have the ring?”
- “Elvens have left the building.”
- “Attention, audience: Fair Arwen is speaking, so you may all relax, as nothing important will take place. The next 10 minutes would be an excellent time to go pee.”
- “Legolas my Eggolas!”
- “Go not by that path, Aragorn! For my young companion Osment sees dead people!”
- “Smeagol, do you like movies about gladiators?”
- “You sure you ain’t never been just a wee bit curious, Mr. Frodo?”
- “Ha! Let the dark armies of Saruman come! It would take an entire brigade of giant mutant four-tusked elephants to conquer our… well, son of a bitch!”
- “Run, forest, run!”
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