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I originally sent this out to my team, but it has been suggested that I share with the rest of the league:
For those of you who weren t able to attend last night s game, allow me to give my own personal recap:
5:30 Pregaming at Terri s
6:30 Game
7:15 HOT SUNDAE WINS!!! The 5-game losing streak is officially over after losing the first five games, there was a bit of an identity crisis when we acutally won, so it was kind of anti climatic. I give credit to team mom, Sam Butcher and the delicious orange slices!
7:16 Drinking commences at Tom Tom we are the first team to arrive
8:00 Flip cup begins Riding the wave of glory from our first kickball victory, Hot Sundae proceeds to go on an incredible winning streak, and drink entirely way too much (if such a thing is possible). I can t remember any highlights, so that s all I can share about flip cup.
Some time much, much later After arguing with none other than PoDCK (Carter) about which jumbo slice eatery to go to, myself, Carter, Terri, Rob (Editor s note: Rob was not, in fact in attendance) and probably some other people enjoy some greasy goodness. Getting caught up in the jubilation that is jumbo slice, I attempt to give Terri a hug (Editor s note: I m told we were wrestling?) and proceed to eat it on the 18th street sidewalk. Unfortunately, I also proceeded to cut my head open like none other. Dirty napkins are quickly placed over my wound, as well as someone s Hot Sundae jersey (Sorry to whoever has a bloody shirt!) I thought my friends were kind and responsible enough to call 911, but no, the ambulance that picked me up just happened to be rolling through los A Mo. I am then taken to (what I find out much, much later) is the Georgetown University Hospital for a cat scan, x-rays and some sloppy
stitches across my forehead (I don t know how many I have, and the
nurse this AM didn t know either).
Highlights from my one-night stay at the G.U.H. ER include (but are not limited to):
So, I got a quick ride home (thanks Rob and Terri), showered and am now at work. My head is throbbing like nobody s business, I may or may not be drunk, and I m realizing that I still have some dried blood in my hair (gross).
I will most CERTAINLY be taking a half day today.
BUT, I am officially (or will be once the stitches come out) scarred for life, and it will always remind me of Hot Sundae s first victory.
Go Bayside!
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