But feet don't have thumbs, so it looked pretty silly.

[sienamystic]

Today I answered a question about chalymidia correctly and got a blue condom as my prize. And then petted a puppy in a vest and got two free t-shirts and two plastic cups and some fun-size chocolate and a chicken finger in a cup.

And then I went with co-workers to a bar with a pretentious "Z" in its name, and drank a Betsy Goes To Bangcock, which involved pear vodka and ginger (not enough ginger) and then I had some absinthe. I also ate some arancini, and was disappointed in them, but the fried potatoes and the dolmas were pretty good.

And then a co-worker put mittens on her feet.

Then we all went home.

It was a good day.

Comments

[apis-mellifera.livejournal.com]

You went to the Marz Intergalactic Shrimp and Martini Bar, didn't you?

[sienamystic.livejournal.com]

Hee! Bang on the crumpet. Although their full name wasn't anywhere to be seen.

[apis-mellifera.livejournal.com]

I can't believe they're still around. They were super-pretentious when they opened, I can't expect they've gotten any better. My favorite bar in Lincoln was Rogues Gallery, I don't know if it's still there or not.

Or there's that little hole in the wall across the street from Swanson Russell, right next door to the cookie place. We used to have department meetings there once or twice a month. To discuss the proper use of paper clips and staplers.

And pickle cards! Have you discovered the pickle cards?

[sienamystic.livejournal.com]

Heh. We went early, so thankfully got a friendly waitress and no hordes of hipsters.

I'll have to ask about Rogues Gallery - I haven't seen or heard of it, but it may still be here. And the hole in the wall by the Cookie Company is still there, but I haven't been in. We're supposedly going to do an after-hours bar meetup once a month, so perhaps we'll get there. Or to the Tam O'Shanter for karaoke.

What on this green earth are pickle cards?

[apis-mellifera.livejournal.com]

Rogues Gallery was on 10th St, I think--P. would know for sure.

Pickle cards are these bizarre lottery scratch off things you can buy in some of the bars in Lincoln--I know the hole in the wall place has them. A quick Google shows that they're regulated by the lottery people but that they're sold on behalf on non-profit & charitable groups. They're bizarre.