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| quote: | Originally posted by DPetey81
Damn, how'd I get involved, haha.....
It's not really that intersting, but years and years ago I met ArminD on TA and roomed with him that year in Miami. On friday, after a few days of already destroying my liver, we boarded the Sasha & Digweed yacht. This was my first one and, low and behold, liquor was free. Now, anyone who knows me knows that my favorite two words in the English language are Open Bar. I spent the next five hours on that boat pretending I was in the vodka olympics. I walked straight off the boat that evening and ran to Ultra just for Carl Cox, where I switched to beer mistakingly thinking it would slow me down. As Ultra finished up, I hustled over to Space for PVD. Once in the club, it only seemd appropriate to return to the liquor, which I did for the next 8 hours. Sometime early in the morning as I was trying to keep moving to Sander K on the terrace, I became incredibly dizzy and cold. Dehydration had set in big time. We decided to take off and all I could think about was the hotel room bed. ArminD and his girfriend thought that breakfasst was a better idea. On the drive to the diner my cold chills changed quickly into the craziest sweat of my life. After we parked, I chose to stay in the car because the thought of food was an awful one. ArminD was nice enough to buy me gatorade, which I couldn't drink either. Thanks buddy, haha... As they enjoyed their delicious breakfast, I was sweating buckets in the parking lot. When they came out, I had opened the door for air and was half hanging out of the car. At one point, a cop or security guard passed by and, in my dizzy stupor, I could imagine how bad the rest of my weekend could have turned out if he stopped. Anyway, we made it back to the hotel, and I started feeling a little better as I passed out. Despite keeping me in the parked car like a canine, ArminD and I have been friends ever since.
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Man I've got to live it up more. You guys are cray.
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