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Glad game #2: Walrus Day

Posted in February 1st, 2009
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In 2008, Chuck and I, with the help of our friends, perfected the art of Walrus Day. It’s something I’m deeply grateful for and it goes like this.

Step 1: Wake up on freeday.

Step 2: Eat a large breakfast and drink a caguama.

Step 3: Take the empty caguama bottle you just drank and trade it at the corner store for a new one.

Step 5: Steal the boombox from the other Home.

Step 4: Go to the beach, drink your second caguama, and lie in the sun like a walrus while blaring metal.

Man, I miss summer. A couple weeks ago we went out on a boat and saw real walruses and noticed that they do a great deal of barking. If its warm enough to fit in a Walrus Day before I leave, we have so definitely got to include the barking.

Notice that we work with the 27% mas caguamas. I’d say on the overall, it helps to make Walrus Day about 27% more fun.

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Stephen says,
2-1-2009 at 19:51:04 from 189.138.73.58    

Walrus Day!
Gotta go do that soon!
When I grow up Im gonna be just like you!

Angel says,
2-2-2009 at 11:26:35 from 76.212.161.78    

I’d like to partake of walrus day sometime :) we can be like the three musketeers- but like 3 walruses-teers.
I will bring mas tequila!!

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