June 28, 2011

What are your favorite feel-good things in life – things that always make you smile?

Getting really drunk and feeling really communal. Also, thinking of funny things when I'm really drunk. I wish I had a drink and a barstool and a lot of other barstools, with people sitting on them and talking loudly over hi-nrg dance music.
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