So last night I took a nap, accidentally. I feel asleep during Conan, when I actually meant to fall asleep after it because he had on guests I wanted to watch. Whoops. I feel asleep in my clothes, on top of my blanket at around 1-ish, I think. I woke up at 4, and the match was just getting under way. It lasted until after 8. Yeah, long.
Then I went to sleep and woke up at about noon. I ate a Pop Tart, did some reading and then watched TV, and yes, I watched a repeat of the match I just stayed up until 8 watching that morning. It was the only thing on, but in my defense, they skipped around a bit because it was so long and the broadcast was seriously cutting into ESPN 2's Super Bowl coverage, where the over-analyze every fucking aspect of one football game for two straight weeks and interview anyone who is associated with football somehow and is willing to appear on camera. Want to know how it's going to end. Steelers win. They have a really good defense, and the team with the really good defense always wins the fucking Super Bowl. Pregame could've been 10 minutes, and it still would've been too long. My god, I like football 50 weeks out of the year, but these two are insufferable. Five hours to show an incredible tennis match is way too much ask for ESPN 2. Two! Nobody is watching ESPN 2 for Super Bowl coverage! Show my tennis!
Anyway, I stayed inside a lot today. Then around 8 I left. I had food I could eat in my room, so eating wasn't in the plan. I was just going to walk around a bit, then come back. Turns out it's really really cold outside. And it apparently snowed all day, and the school was all "Hey, sucks for you guys. The Super Bowl is on Sunday, so we're taking Friday off," and decided not to salt the stairs or gigantic hill I have to walk down every day. Needless to say, I came close to falling a lot. Since I barely made it down the hill, I figured I would have a lot of difficulty walking up the hill. To the bus!
I've written before about how much I dislike taking the bus, or campus shuttle, on weekend nights. And tonight was no different. When I got on the shuttle, there were about five of us. I got excited. We got to the next stop and about 35 more people got on. I got angry.
They were mostly girls, most of whom seemed to be drunk already. They pretty much all looked alike. Shoulder-length hair, two arms, two legs, black top, skirt and heels. And they all had this screeching, high-pitched voice, and just yell at each other instead of talking, like there's this loud noise they have to speak over when truthfully, they're the only loud things within an earshot. Anyway, I was seated towards the back of the bus, which was a mistake on my part. As my last post mentioned, I'm not black. But it was an even bigger mistake because they all ran to the back of the bus as soon as they got on. And as another one ran back there, all the others near me would scream her name, followed by what I can only assume is their impression of a Velociraptor. I was so out of place.
A few of them yelled out things like "Hey [insert name here], you slut!/bitch!" Yet, when one of them sits down next to me and I call her a cunt I'm a bad guy all of a sudden. I'll never figure this gender out. And if they're cringe-inducing shrieks weren't enough, they then broke out in Beyonce's "Single Ladies." I don't know why. They then talked about who they were going to make out with that night (Hint: not me) and how drunk they prepared to get (a little more than they already were). They didn't say, but I suspect that isn't the order of how their night went.
Most of them got off before my stop, and I felt pretty relieved. Then I noticed two guys sitting near me who took out a rather large bottle of alcohol and started drinking on the bus. They of course waited for the crowd to leave so they had room to drink, and wouldn't have to share. Yet by the time they took the bottle out they were about 30 seconds from their stop.
I got off the bus and came back to my room. Plans for tomorrow: stay inside all day. Plans for Sunday are the same, except that's the day when I usually have a meeting for the newspaper, but luckily for me, that was canceled because of, sigh, the Super Bowl.
