Free Booze!

How often are you going out clubbing and this happens to you… You spend about 20 minutes to an hour and half getting duded up for a mega club or hipster bar. Hair’s just right, the vintage belt buckle and $200 ripped jeans are fittin’. You meet your other fashionable bitches and head off to the spot. Getting there, you have to deal with a 50+ person lines, brainless velvet rope apes, or self-absorbed, clipboard-carrying VIP line bitches. Once inside you’re dealing with snub clubbers that are equally bitter about the “getting in” ordeal then you have to waste more time getting a $12 drink that’s been watered down the night before, filled over the rim with ice or just poured week. Patrons are assholes, ugly, pretenscious snobs with no style or anything interesting to say. It seems getting trashed is the only way to have a blow out time…and you just spent too much time and money to get there.

Well stop paying all that cash! and look up this site for the latest open bar in your hood (of course your hood’s in NYC)

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Gainesville, a drinking town with a football problem

I think that college T-shirt I read in the Grog house sums up my weekend in Gainesville, FL. I went down with a couple alumni for the homecoming game against Miss. State. The flight down on JetBlue left much to be desired. I now realized that Orlando is the place for family vacations and thats about it…

This was a long weekend. Florida won the game and we boozed it up for the weekend. I’ll finish this post with some pics from the trip:

Orlando Airport cocktail waiter, complete with soul-glow curly mullet and highway patrol officer stash – welcome to the dirty south!

The locals get out the gear – complete with Gator branded shoes, socks, watch and gator wallet. Rockin the Orange and Blue baby!

I’ve added a few photos but this was a fund time out to Gator land with these former UF grads.

And they won!

Birthday Dream?

For a night we went up to the ultra modern-retro hotel – Dream in NY for a roof top party (which with the top roof closed the bar came as close to a rooftop as does a penthouse balcony). It was a friend’s birthday celebration bitches! Vikram Chatwal’s new hotel is a trip but billed as a “lounge” upstairs, leaves much to be desired. One room looked like a quasi-library set from the movie Clue and the other main lounge was dark and cramped feeling desperate and having little room disease. The only plus to adding space were the rap-around windows of the dance floor yet you’re looking at other high rises and not necessarily a spectacular view. Go for a view (when the rooftop is open) in the day, but just to check it off you’re list to do in NY. I’m sure Scott et al had a great time, as it was only the warm up spot a night time tour of debauchery – Cheers!