rare to form a wolfpack, playing happily and unscrupulously, drunk and fainted, this kind of crazy hangover is a joy to embellish life. But I have never tried to get drunk like this. The most stupid one was just playing Nike's running game in the Wii with a friend on the top of the mountain. I stupidly lost, not because I ran slowly; but because I ran out of the induction frame and ran to the front of the big screen. I have always enjoyed this level of shame; I feel extremely proud every time I think about it. Isn't that funny? I desperately rushed forward to the big screen, which is the end of my drunk world; this kind of sillyness is the result of moxibustion when I am full of energy; in exchange for everyone's infinite joy. If I am not drunk, who would wear a long skirt with high heels to play running games in front of the public, and who would be so stupid to run out of the wii induction frame.
Or it’s not always too much fun, if you can find a few friends and desperately put it to drink, maybe there are memories with a lot of laughter. Come on, whoever gets the most drunk is the hero!
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end, even Alan, who seemed the most spiritual, found the other half, letting him put down his brotherhood with Phil. 'I can't be your hero anymore. I must resign from The Wolfpack', he said he can't be Phil's hero anymore, it feels sad to quit wolfpack. Or, the past of an era is like this, when you grow up you have to abandon a certain part of yourself. After experiencing the edge of life and death, Alan, who pretends to be a fool, is also going crazy.
I’m a little disappointed with "The Hangover Part III", even though I took the route of an R-rated film, it’s not funny enough; it seems that the unwritten rule not to shoot a sequel is true; the feeling of going downhill seems even more sad . Although it made it clear that I would not play tricks on that template; but without the flashback memories of drunken awakening, I always felt almost something.
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