Afterglow 2014 - Day 3 Monday

 

 

 

Like sister, like brother. BK3 followed in the footsteps of ST3 and passed out, although he was sprawled out on the floor. Some people just have it rough I guess. I wouldn't know... Brandon then dropped down to the floor to imitate BK, but he did it with sexiness and style. This is what happens when the night comes to an end at Afterglow. I hope now you understand why this place is amazing.

My Mom is the absolute best. Not only does she pay for this cabin and allow us to stay rent free (although I do give Gail some dollars to help pay my share), but she also let's us take over the cabin for one night (she goes and hangs out at Greg or Rick's place). I don't think that I've ever told her how amazing this is because it gives the cousins a safe haven in which to rage. If we go by the fire or in the lounge, we have to obey the Red Book rules and adhere to quiet hour. We are anything but quiet, so we needed this.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

If you've ever watched professional Texas Hold 'Em Poker on TV or in person, you've certainly seen guys wearing sunglasses even though they are indoors. They don't do it to look cool or like a giant douchebag. They do it so that the other players at the table can't see their eyes. Why? Because your eyes lie. Poker is all about deception and bluffing is as big as playing the odds when you are dealt a good hand. BK did it right but something tells me that I was doing it wrong. But Don Henley said that you can't hide those lying eyes...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Although Cousin Poker is (obviously) a family game, it can get a little ruthless and often some of the better players exit the game a little early. When that happens, they stick around until the game is over and move to the other side of the room and cause chaos. Curtis was over on the couch throwing around cards and being a real son of a bitch. But eventually the game ended with Brian winning and me coming in second. I didn't mind because 2nd place gets their money back. Since Brian spotted me $5 to enter, I got off Scott free.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

After Cousin Poker, we sat around the table and Kevin told us the story of his encounter with Haircut Mark. This is a tale that has to be heard to be believed. Luckily I recorded our conversation that night. You can find this all and more at The Daily Burner.

 

Some people just can't handle the rage, nor can they handle Afterglow. You'd think that the youngest would have the necessary stamina to make it into the wee hours of the night. Nice try college girl. But you will never outrage the ragers.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

  

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