Stumble and Slur: A Less Important Weekend (Pt. 2)

So after a crucial first week of work, there was only one thing to do.

Last Saturday started with a site seeing trek into Seoul, where I met up with Jason Jang from Orientation. He brought along his friend, Angelo (Pappas?). Even though they were from Canada, I decided to hang out with them. We headed to the biggest music store I've ever seen and I managed to buy nothing. On the way there, we encountered a huge Anti-Bush Protest. When the protestors would yell "Say No to Bush", I was so tempted to yell back that "not all bush is bad", but they probably wouldn't get it. However, The next adventure was right around the corner: drinking.

We started off with dinner and beer. Casual, Fun, Sober. We then added Soju (potato rubbing alcohol aka Korean Devil Juice) and slowly, a buzz came over us. We then headed to a "cocktail bar" to enjoy more booze, pick up broads, and shoot some darts. Its like I never left home (If home was in Canada, I actually called girls "broads", and I knew how to shoot a dart). Angelo had never had a "bomb" drink before so we opted for the cheapest version there: whiskey dropped into beer. This will explain why he's in such awesome shape in the pics (picture 3). I wasn't doing too great either though, we took two rounds of "fire shots" and next thing I know, I'm trying to hit on the Korean ladies at the bar. Not much has changed as you can see.

The next morning, I woke up not knowing where I was and how I got there, but it was Sunday and I was hungover: All was right with the world. So I learned 3 things this weekend:

1.) Canadians are great boozers and I look forward to enjoying the hockey season with them. I will not, however, concede that the CFL is a real sport because it isn't.
2.) I do not have a "foreign accent" and my lack of Korean ability is more of a "laugh at" then "laugh with" situation with the ladies.
3.) Booze, protestors, female rejection....I'm in college all over again.