I’m gonna get you love drunk off my humps

Tracy’s birthday was last week, and for whatever reason, the celebration was split into two nights. Dinner at Joey’s on Thursday, which was mediocre. I had the butter chicken and they didn’t even give me basmati rice. Booo. We, or rather, Teh Boyfriend, makes much better butter chicken at home. The other disappointment of that evening was being shafted of a real prize after acing Miss Tong’s test. Seeing as I am the competitive type, I actually put in effort to remember people’s names and my awesome memory was rewarded with a bag of caramel corn. Which, delicious. But! Everyone got a bag, and none of them even participated in the contest. Phooey. What a waste of my brain cells! That’s the last time I pay attention to people I don’t care about! :P

I was still looking forward to Saturday night though since we would be stretching our vocal chords at Fantacity. It’s been a few months since my last karaoke session, and I was itching to see what new songs had been added to the books. How psyched was I when I discovered SexyBack, My Love, London Bridge (Sadly, I never got to sing this one even though I am certain I punched it in), Crazy (Gnarls Barkley, not Britney), I Bet You Look Good On The Dancefloor, Lala, and Confessions of a Broken Heart (Daughter to Father)!!! I was utterly heartbroken, however, when I learned that Lindsay Lohan’s touching tribute to her damaged relationship with her father was a remix version. There was no way I could wail “Daughter to father! Daughter to father!” to a dance track. The song is a ballad and performing it otherwise would’ve been a disgrace to the sanctity of Lindsay’s artistic vision. Unless I snorted a rail of coke or ten in the bathroom beforehand and then proceeded to promptly drive my car into a tree afterwards. But that was not possible. At least not that night. We had walked from the apartment.

Anyhoohahey, I did get to totally work My Humps, much to the birthday girl’s delight, which prompted her to capture all of it on video. It’s true that I enjoy singing the overtly sexual / novelty songs. But I had no idea I was synonymous with them until that night. The sad (impressive?) thing is, I didn’t drink a drip of alcohol. That’s right. I did it all sober. I think I’m proud. But I’m definitely not proud enough to post the video for all to see.

3 Responses to I’m gonna get you love drunk off my humps

  1. woah. all those new songs??? i best get my ass to fantacity pronto!

    hanson | 2:18 am on May 28, 2007

  2. wow, we needs another fantacity session!!

    Em | 6:53 pm on May 28, 2007

  3. um, where is this mystical place???

    col | 11:50 pm on May 28, 2007

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