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I've read some fucking hilarious posts on here over the years, so let this be a thread for us to share the joy of our all time favourite BL posts. Let's try to provide a bit of context/ a link to the post if necessary.
In response to the 'awkward acid moments you've had' thread. I fucking love this post.
Contrary to the statement in the last paragraph, I think hydro more than adequately captured the confusion and paranoia involved in the situation, which is exactly why I love it. I mean come on man, who couldn't love this:
Congrats hydroazuanacaine, this is 100% my all time favourite post on bluelight.
More to come, & be sure to post your own.
In response to the 'awkward acid moments you've had' thread. I fucking love this post.
the university i attend (actually, the town it's in) has a particularly huge halloween party every year. two of my friends and I dropped. it came time to go out into the madness. we called some friend, he gave us directions to a house, we walked there. When we arrived, there was no party at the house and it looked empty. we called the friend and he didn't answer. front door was unlocked, so we decided to just go in. we wandered around the house; no one on the main floor, no one upstairs, no beer in the fridge. where the fuck are we? suddenly, we decide maybe we shouldn't be inside this house. as we open the front door to walk outside, a pizza man is about to knock on the door. obviously this lead to an awkward situation. we tried to explain to this pizza man that, despite the fact he just saw us walk out the front door, we did not live at or have any association with this house, we did not know who lived there but they are not home, and we didn't know anything about a pizza. we must not have seemed like we knew what was going on, because he just stared at us for a second (maybe said something i couldn't understand) and then proceeded to knock on the door we just walked out of. because we had not decided on an alternative destination, we just sat down on the swing seat on the porch and made phone calls as the pizza man waited for no one to answer the door, called wherever he works to ask about the address, knocked again, etc. We left before he did, but the time we spent with him on the porch was quite uncomfortable. oh yea, we were a dressed as a drug smuggling mexican, oscar the grouch, and raoul duke during this encounter.
still to this day, we have no idea where we were and why no one else was there.
i feel like this story does not capture the confusion and paranoia involved in the situation, but i cannot describe exactly what was going through our heads. just imagine being in the depths of an acid trip, realizing the possibility that you had just unlawfully entered and explored some random persons' house, and there being a man at the door when you're trying to make your exit. awkward.
Contrary to the statement in the last paragraph, I think hydro more than adequately captured the confusion and paranoia involved in the situation, which is exactly why I love it. I mean come on man, who couldn't love this:
because we had not decided on an alternative destination, we just sat down on the swing seat on the porch and made phone calls as the pizza man waited for no one to answer the door, called wherever he works to ask about the address, knocked again, etc. We left before he did, but the time we spent with him on the porch was quite uncomfortable. oh yea, we were a dressed as a drug smuggling mexican, oscar the grouch, and raoul duke during this encounter.
Congrats hydroazuanacaine, this is 100% my all time favourite post on bluelight.
More to come, & be sure to post your own.