Friday, January 21, 2011

Excerpts from the book- II

Around fifteen people had turned up; ready to be stuffed with
beer, whiskey, rum and cheese burst pizzas. Anticipating the
amount of semi-processed cheese bursts induced puke my
house would be guest to that night, I had instructed people
in prior that when feeling giddy, either run straight to the
balcony and puke on the road or make a dash to my toilet.
The latter being the safer option though, I had made it clear
that my living and drawing room were not options, and this
rule, if tested, would lead to their ass being kicked straight
out of my house.
I had also asked my neighbours in prior, that if the decibel
levels cross their patience levels, they can excuse me this one
time, as pretty soon I’d be leaving to be a part of one of the
most prestigious B schools of India. This piece of information
was met with arched eyebrows, oblivion and at some places
indifference. I had very smartly bribed them for excusing
the noise. Mr. Ghutmales’ children had been presented with
Cadbury chocolates and Mr. Kadam’s wife a fake compliment
and a kaju barfi hamper. Mr. Bhansode, the asshole of the
lot, was out somewhere for the week and that saved me a lot
of tension.
The party was a wild one, and my friends were shamelessly
hitting on my girlfriend, alcohol I tell you. I redirected them
to other females in the party and tried to be the perfect host
offering them chips, peanuts and the occasional slap on the
back of the head for dirtying my house. It did not take long
for the first of many vomits that were lined up, to happen.
Three hours had passed and my restroom had now started
to look like a public toilet. Guys had peed everywhere except
where it was meant to be, and I didn’t even want to wonder
where the girls were peeing. Those who had come claiming
that they’d have to leave early had now made it a point that
they cannot even be shifted to a different corner let alone a
different house. No one was planning on leaving soon and
that I had established from the “what a party man... so much
booze... haha this will take some time to finish… but what are
friends for”.
I had planned on finishing the party by midnight and then
spending the night with Sonali, which was a distant dream
now. She understood that this wasn’t possible as she kissed
me goodnight and left. I thought I’d seek Hardik’s help to get
this mess cleared with.
“Oi… help me get these assholes out now… else they’ll all
sleep here and there today”, I said.
“Fuck off… I don’t care who’s sleeping where but this chick
is sleeping with me today, so go away, let me continue”, he
frowned as he spoke in a muffled voice while he supposedly
chatted with a girl, wasted enough to not understand a word
even if he had shouted all of this.
Slowly, though tipsy beyond limits, I encouraged the less
drunk ones to take along a passed out one home with them
as I claimed I do not have any mattresses for them to spend
the night on. No one seemed to bother as after so much
booze even if I’d thrown them on the road, they wouldn’t
have cared.
‘Each one takes one’ was the slogan of the night. Finally
eight people slept at my place, a garbage dump by then, and
littered all over except at places where a human body lay.
Hardik did not manage to bed the girl as her boyfriend came
to pick her up, which left him very sad, and I had a nice time
reminding him what a fool he had been the whole time.
Feeling delighted as to what a manager I’d make at FMS
as not one person had vomited inside the house after my
instructions; I saw the most disgusting scene when I entered
the kitchen. Who on earth vomited in the kitchen, I wanted to
find out and rub his face in it. Anyhow, I spread newspapers
over that crap and slept.
At around seven, people began getting up and started
doddering their way back home leaving me with this mess,
for which I knew I’d have hell to pay to my maid. She took
200 Rupees only for cleaning for this one day, apart from the
700 I gave her for a month. I must confess those 200 Rupees
were very well worth it and I am sure she must have made
another 50 from the uncountable beer bottles and cans she
collected from the place. The rest of the day was spent in
nursing the hangover, with lime juice, orange juice and other
fluids. Finally, I ate at night when I was sure that my stomach
was finally ready to ingest solid food.

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