Hear that? It's Polka!

Friday night I went over to Justin's for a Scary Movie party. The thing about it was, neither of the movies were scary, they were actually so bad that they were hillarious. We watched Slither, and I honestly don't know how that movie ever made it to the theatres. It felt like it should have been a "direct to video" release. It's always a ton of fun to watch horror movies with a group of friends that are just as sick and twisted as you are, so you can laugh hysterically at the incredibly disgusting ways that the people are killed.

I mean, how can you not laugh at how dumb this is?

After that, we watched The Descent. Since I had already seen it, it wasn't the least bit scary, and after watching Slither, we were already in the mood to laugh at it. When the movies were over, me, Geoff, Michael and Justin played a couple games of pool and foosball, and Michael managed to break the foosball table! Way to go! :P

Saturday was a lot of fun, although I woke up with a horrible hangover, because I forgot to mention that there was a lot of drinking going on the night before, which added more humor to the horror movies.

We had planned to go to Oktoberfest in Mt. Angel. Mt. Angel is a little town about 45 minutes drive away, but the town even when it's NOT Oktoberfest looks like a little slice of Bavaria. Polka music, chicken dancing, and lots of lederhosen ensued.

Geoff, Ruban and I all walked around enjoying the festivities. We were a little disappointed though, being that it was Oktoberfest, and all they had for a beer selection was Budweiser, a couple offerings of Widmere and a Spaten. Ruban and Geoff did managed to find something they could tolerate though.

My favorite part?
The sausages. Yummy!


We headed back in a bit of a time crunch, but still managed to capture a few clever random signs.