My birthday is new years day, so every birthday has some kind of party the night before. I have had some long nights!!

21st was less eventful than others, but it did include gate crashing a doctors and nurses party. I vaguely remember being thrown in the air at midnight, alas there were more doctors than nurses!

Woke up in a strange house the next day. Thankfully I hadn't chundered in their place - well, that I remember.

Those were the days.

I would have been disappointed with any less of a story, Bill! I had a feeling we could count on you.

Mine was pretty relaxing, actually.  Just had a couple shots of 151, which was my everyday norm back then, and then went to see 'Hollow Man' with my sister and my wife at the time.

I liked the effects in 'Hollow Man', (again, for the time), but little else.  I liked the way Elisabeth Shue looked, but she was horrible in that movie.

Now, the morning after is what I really think about when I think of my 21st birthday.  (Funny that this topic should come up on a screenwriting website.)

The morning after my 21st birthing day is when I got my first rejection letter from a production company.  They said it showed promise but the ending was too graphic.  (Seems to be a theme, I guess.)

The script I sent them was called 'Closer'.  It was a serial killer story.  I came across it again probably about four or five years ago.  It was the most cliche'd, unoriginal story I've ever read in my life.  Watching some movies as of lately, though, it'd probably sell now.  Wish I still had it.

- Mark

Somebody gave me Tequila and hot sauce in a shot (I didn't know there was any hot sauce) and I ended up throwing up all over myself in the bar/restaurant.

Classy.