eventful 24 hours
well, as the title suggests this has been an eventful 24 hours including (but not limited to): wall-ball ("watermelon rules"), massive social awkwardness, the providence police searching for a grey ford (like my car) for being involved in a shooting that i was driving past 30 minutes after the fact, kickball and deep fried snickers.
before going any further here's a picture of the deep-fried-snickers project:
as for my run in with the law, chris, brandon and i went in my car to drop someone off at her house a few blocks away (yeah we're that lazy). it was about 3am or so. on the way there and on the way back we saw police lights flashing up ahead of us and though no more of it than "damn, i hope they don't pull us over".
this morning all brown students got an e-mail excerpted below:
"The Brown Community should be aware of a shooting that occurred at the
intersection of Angell & Brook Streets, Saturday morning, June 25,
2005 at approximately 2:30am...A grey Ford [i have a grey ford explorer] was observed leaving the area after the incident, however it is unknown if this vehicle was involved in the shooting."
images of the propo taking me down to the station for questioning after seeing my car parked outside the house flashed through my mind. unfortunately, though, this is a "nathan story" and is anti-climactic: i called the police and they pretty much didn't care that i was driving a grey ford in the area of the shooting soon after it happened.
oh well, while this is probably the best outcome, it also makes for the worst story.
oh, we also lost pretty bad in kickball today, the BSRmadillos need some serious work on their hustle.
before going any further here's a picture of the deep-fried-snickers project:
as for my run in with the law, chris, brandon and i went in my car to drop someone off at her house a few blocks away (yeah we're that lazy). it was about 3am or so. on the way there and on the way back we saw police lights flashing up ahead of us and though no more of it than "damn, i hope they don't pull us over".
this morning all brown students got an e-mail excerpted below:
"The Brown Community should be aware of a shooting that occurred at the
intersection of Angell & Brook Streets, Saturday morning, June 25,
2005 at approximately 2:30am...A grey Ford [i have a grey ford explorer] was observed leaving the area after the incident, however it is unknown if this vehicle was involved in the shooting."
images of the propo taking me down to the station for questioning after seeing my car parked outside the house flashed through my mind. unfortunately, though, this is a "nathan story" and is anti-climactic: i called the police and they pretty much didn't care that i was driving a grey ford in the area of the shooting soon after it happened.
oh well, while this is probably the best outcome, it also makes for the worst story.
oh, we also lost pretty bad in kickball today, the BSRmadillos need some serious work on their hustle.
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