At the company I work for you're not allowed to work holidays or Sundays. Getting super overtime was cool at other places but I like this job more. One place where I was a manager we got double time and a half. So I was making $300+ on a single day.
I would love to sip on some scotch/whiskey on the rocks while retro gaming this holiday.. hmmm.. if only I can convince the wife of how exciting it is to play CD-I games. As whiskey is required, lol. Happy Thanksgiving to all..
Have the day off (and the next day) from my full time job, but I'm working at Best Buy 4-10. Probably my last year working working the holidays at Best Buy, but money is money!
Get you a old fashioned glass (lowball) and fill half-way with crushed ice. Fill the glass halfway with Crown Royal, and the rest of the glass with Baileys Irish Cream. When I first heard about this mixture I thought it sounded awful, but I must admit it is now my favorite holiday beverage. It's defintly a "sipper" and it's very sneaky, so take er slow. Pair this heartwarming beverage with a game rich in story and fitting for the season. Throw a pillow on the floor, sit in front of your CRT, light a holiday candle and dim the lights. I'm going SNES Final Fantasy II for the game of choice. (I know, not the best RPG on the SNES but it's the first one I ever played so memories and stuff)
I'm not a liquor guy. I bought myself a sixer of Rolling Rock to drink while frying the turkey tomorrow. I normally go for domestic light beer so I'm going to have to take it easy.
Contrarily, my friends, I broke out the NES and Tecmo Super Bowl and Family Feud (bizarrely at my mother's ingenious request). Well, she demanded the alleged so called Feud, but I tagged along TSB knowing my crowd of 30-50 somethingites from Chicago Detroit New York and otherwhence places whereupon Tecmo Super Bowl was the liveliest of times upon the era (QB EAGLES), would have fun. Nevertheswence tomorrow is a new day and we are likely to revel in a good thankings of Family Feud.
Contrarily, my friends, I broke out the NES and Tecmo Super Bowl and Family Feud (bizarrely at my mother's ingenious request). Well, she demanded the alleged so called Feud, but I tagged along TSB knowing my crowd of 30-50 somethingites from Chicago Detroit New York and otherwhence places whereupon Tecmo Super Bowl was the liveliest of times upon the era (QB EAGLES), would have fun. Nevertheswence tomorrow is a new day and we are likely to revel in a good thankings of Family Feud.
My sister who has been living in Virgina for a while saw me post on Facebook earlier this year that I found my old Atari 7800 about a year ago and got a new AC adapter for it this year. So since she's finally going to be in town she has already demanded that I bring it tomorrow to play. So I'm sure we'll be playing Food Fight and Combat for 2600 tomorrow quite a bit. It will be funny to see what our kids think of the games were playing 30+ years ago.
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Started early on my drinking / drunk NES playing. Drunk Felix the Cat FTW
It isn't a holiday here, so of course I will be having one shot of rum during the night.
I applaud your restraint.
It isn't a holiday here, so of course I will be having one shot of rum during the night.
I applaud your restraint.
Rum has a lot of calories. Can't go abusing it if I want to bulk up properly.
Happy T-Day everyone!
Contrarily, my friends, I broke out the NES and Tecmo Super Bowl and Family Feud (bizarrely at my mother's ingenious request). Well, she demanded the alleged so called Feud, but I tagged along TSB knowing my crowd of 30-50 somethingites from Chicago Detroit New York and otherwhence places whereupon Tecmo Super Bowl was the liveliest of times upon the era (QB EAGLES), would have fun. Nevertheswence tomorrow is a new day and we are likely to revel in a good thankings of Family Feud.
My sister who has been living in Virgina for a while saw me post on Facebook earlier this year that I found my old Atari 7800 about a year ago and got a new AC adapter for it this year. So since she's finally going to be in town she has already demanded that I bring it tomorrow to play. So I'm sure we'll be playing Food Fight and Combat for 2600 tomorrow quite a bit. It will be funny to see what our kids think of the games were playing 30+ years ago.
Eh, that's just my normal night.
Canadian?
"and the Indians were glad the settlers were there, and they ate corn together, and everyone was happy!"