Partee, what else is there to do? :D
Have fun guys, all of yaz!!

sadly, I will be working at the job I hate overnight making food for the local drunks who wanna come to my workplace at 3 in the morning with an attitude and buy food, and getting paid waaaaaayyyy to little for dealing with it.

But as You people are witness, I'll have a job that pays more and doesn't involve "special sauce" or super sizing within a week (well, as I've seen that most jobs aren't hiring during holiday, I'll just say "soon") even if that job is to donate plasma or collect and recycle cans for a living.

But y'all have a fun and safe new year.
SilentThief

[ 12-30-2004, 01:13 PM: Message edited by: SilentThief ]

Everyone is coming round my house. Five children under eight, it's gonna be a nightmare. I think I'm just gonna mooch about the streets with my friends, maybe stopping at my other friends houses who are also having partys, and then go home for when the clock strikes 12.

Then to bed, I have to be up at 8 in the morning :'(

Try and not black out

Maybe rent a movie and go to bed at 10. God, I'm a party animal! ;)

<span style="color: lightblue">Making last minute preparations for a website launch. Then actually launching the beast.

I don't believe in "New Years"... I don't celebrate it at all - it's just an excuse to get drunk IMO ;) ... My family go out to the local village party and drink until their body has increased in liquid by 25% [img]tongue.gif[/img] . I, on the other hand, will be sitting at home gaming and watching some comedy repeats on TV. With an unlimited supply of coke. :D

Given that the weather forecast here for tomorrow evening is STORM and since most of my friends are either abroad or have family plans, I'll most likely stay home, eat snacks, watch tv, post on Ironworks and hope to see some fireworks (despite the storm)... some fun ehh... [img]smile.gif[/img]

Going to a party at one of my boyfriend's friends houses somewhere outside Calgary. and because it's outside C-town, and there is very little chance that anybody would be a designated driver, we're crashing there and driving back to Calgary the next day.

<span style="color: lightblue">Dave, it isn't "New Years Eve", but "New Year's Eve": the Eve of the new year, not the eve of "new years" (because it's only one year).
Jarrad, same with your signature: "New Year", not "New years".