Well I opened a set of HB 10s. To be honest this was probably my first set of 10s and I was pretty drunk. I was at a bachelor party canoeing and had no plans to sarge. However, in my drunkeness I told my friends I could have the HB 10s they were drooling over all day. It went really well and then disaster struck.
I approached and sit in front of them. Luckily my friend harry sit behind me and next to them. This was good. I had to turn around to talk to him so it didn't seem like I was turning around just to talk to the HBs. I simply asked them how they were doing and if they were skilled canoers. They said they weren't. I asked how long they knew each other and went into the best friends test.
Followed it up with some negging about their ability to swim and let them know if our boats sank I'd be saving myself because I'm not sure if they were worthy to save. They immediately tried to prove to me they were worthy. Turned out my target was a designer for Abercrombie & Fitch. I told her that it was awesome and that she could design some clothes for me. She said she designed woman's clothing. I followed up by telling her I'm very good with woman's clothing. Let her know I pick out my female friends clothing all the time for them. Got her email address by telling her I'd send her some design ideas.
I would have got her phone # too by saying I needed to enter it into my phone before I can put in the email address. However, I was canoeing and didn't have my phone. Long story short we kept running into them along the river and it was going very well.
Then disaster struck. We tipped our canoe and when I fell in the water I slit my foot open. Needless to say with the blood spraying and trying to get to the canoe place for medical assistance I was unable to close more than an email. I still got the email though. I ended up with 13 stitches and can't walk for 10 days.
Should I email her or not? It's been 5 days now. I forgot I got the email address with all the excitement. Also, does anyone know of any good routines when you're on crutches?
