World Series of Beer Pong 4

In all the times I've been to Las Vegas (close to 10 now) I've never been Downtown at the right time of night to see the Freemont Street Experience. The video on the next page does a decent job of capturing this unique audio and visual performance, but it doesn't do it justice. This screen roof overhead is huge, and there is so much going on at once that it blows your mind. Add the full surround sound audio and stuff is coming at your from all angles. Plus George Thorogood's 'Bad to the Bone' was the featured song, which really added to the presentation.

On the previous page you saw a video of me dancing to the bonus game in Reels O'Dublin, which is easily my favorite slot machine in Vegas cause it gets hyped and makes a lot of noise. Kind of like me. But this 1/2 cent machine was also like me because it was cheap. Real cheap. But enough of the gambling nonsense - I was drunk and needed to walk around and see some bright lights + crazy shit, so Kanz and I walked down Freemont Street.

I like Downtown Las Vegas, which is more than I can say about the rest of this putrid city. Most of the fun I have had (outside of the beer pong competition) has occurred down here, and tonight was no exception. I always dug the Golden Nugget hotel, but for no other reason than it makes me think of Chicken Nuggets. And barbeque sauce. Mmmm... As you see in the picture on the right (and video coming up), they also use the overhead LED light display as a giant TV screen for a little show.

The bus driver told us where to meet him for the return trip back to the Strip, and I thought he said look for the Golden Chicken. So here I was stumbling around looking for what I would figured was a giant sparkling Chicken. When Kanz asked me what we were looking for, I told him about the Chicken. Now normally Kanz just agrees with me, but this time he questioned my actions. Apparently we were supposed to find Aladdin's Golden Lamp, not a giant Golden Chicken. Thankfully Kanz spoke up, and ceased our aimless wandering looking for a sculpture that doesn't (although probably should) exist. When I finally make it big (and the riches to go with it) I'm coming back to Las Vegas and erecting the biggest, most majestic, sparkling giant Golden Chicken this world has ever seen. You just watch me dude, you just watch me.