HottJoe saidDrinking is disgusting and can kill you, but being sober at the bar is even worse. I usually drink when I'm out with friends and the night is always fabulous.My bestie & I never drink and the night is always fabulous.
kawaiidesu saidHottJoe saidDrinking is disgusting and can kill you, but being sober at the bar is even worse. I usually drink when I'm out with friends and the night is always fabulous.My bestie & I never drink and the night is always fabulous.
paulflexes saidBecause pot isn't legal.
Daas saidI've seen films of myself dancing while I'm buzzed and truthfully? I'm one FUCKING HOT SLUTTY STRIPPER. DAYUM. I'd fuck me.sooooo... why can't you dance like that sober?
HottJoe saidNo.kawaiidesu saidDo you smoke weed?HottJoe saidDrinking is disgusting and can kill you, but being sober at the bar is even worse. I usually drink when I'm out with friends and the night is always fabulous.My bestie & I never drink and the night is always fabulous.
METAMORPH said[cut for length]That makes sense. What I don't understand is people who are like "OMFG HAHHAHA REMEMBER THAT TIME U PUSHED ME AND I FELL IN THE BUSHESS!!! OR THAT OTHER TIME I PUKED ON THE LAWN AND PASSED OUT LMFAOO" and it's like that doesn't sound like fun at all unless you're legitimately stupid.
That isn't to say I wouldn't have any fun otherwise, just that the alcohol acts as an acute catalyst and turbo boost to the mood (whatever that may be) already established.
WhyWhySee saidI really like good beer - The fact that there is alcohol in it is a bonus.My boyf and a few of his friends are like this; they attended the beer festival here in Toronto when it was on. I think they smell nasty but then again I don't like coffee or tea either.
gym_business saidI recently gave up drinking. For me at least, I have a number of reasons:All of those things make logical sense. It basically seems like unless you enjoy wasting money, feeling like shit with a hangover, and acting in a way that you wouldn't normally act because it's rude, clumsy, or dangerous, what's the point?
(1) It's a waste of money and I'd rather spend what funds I have on other endeavours
(2) It makes you feel like shit the next day/ interrupts my sleep patterns.
(3) Extra/ useless calories I don't need
(4) My philosophy is that if alcohol is going to make you a different person, don't drink.
kawaiidesu saidgym_business saidI recently gave up drinking. For me at least, I have a number of reasons:All of those things make logical sense. It basically seems like unless you enjoy wasting money, feeling like shit with a hangover, and acting in a way that you wouldn't normally act because it's rude, clumsy, or dangerous, what's the point?
(1) It's a waste of money and I'd rather spend what funds I have on other endeavours
(2) It makes you feel like shit the next day/ interrupts my sleep patterns.
(3) Extra/ useless calories I don't need
(4) My philosophy is that if alcohol is going to make you a different person, don't drink.
Haxan1922 saidI don't think there's anything wrong with drinking a glass of wine at dinner on a Saturday or maybe even a cocktail with a friend while catching up. Getting completely trashed, on the other hand, is totally different. I'll do it every once in a while just for the fun of it, but doing it commonly is a big no for me.If somebody drinks a glass of wine with their meal every day and that's all, I don't even really consider them a "drinker". I consider people who get drunk for the fun of it drinkers.
I don't like drinking a lot in public, either. What if there's a fire or something? Call me paranoid...
kawaiidesu saidThis is a question for all the drinkers or ex-drinkers on here.
Why do you drink?
Do you need courage to get on the dance floor, play kareoke, or ask a guy for his number? Can't have fun without being drunk? What's the deal?
gym_business saidI recently gave up drinking. For me at least, I have a number of reasons:
(1) It's a waste of money and I'd rather spend what funds I have on other endeavours
(2) It makes you feel like shit the next day/ interrupts my sleep patterns.
(3) Extra/ useless calories I don't need
(4) My philosophy is that if alcohol is going to make you a different person, don't drink.
Joeyphx444 saidI ask this question all the time
I look at like:
You call me boring? You call me shy? Yet your the one who needs alcohol to dance and talk to people? All I need is a guy I am interested to really get chatting and an awesome song to get on the dance floor. So who is the stronger, more genuine one?
bluey2223 saidgym_business saidI recently gave up drinking. For me at least, I have a number of reasons:
(1) It's a waste of money and I'd rather spend what funds I have on other endeavours
(2) It makes you feel like shit the next day/ interrupts my sleep patterns.
(3) Extra/ useless calories I don't need
(4) My philosophy is that if alcohol is going to make you a different person, don't drink.Joeyphx444 saidI ask this question all the time
I look at like:
You call me boring? You call me shy? Yet your the one who needs alcohol to dance and talk to people? All I need is a guy I am interested to really get chatting and an awesome song to get on the dance floor. So who is the stronger, more genuine one?
Both of these for me.
Plus I'm allowed to go downtown by myself and drive myself home. If you go in a group, no one talks to you. If you're by yourself, you're approachable and aren't held down by anyone if you want to approach. Not for the feint of heart.
kawaiidesu saidMETAMORPH said[cut for length]That makes sense. What I don't understand is people who are like "OMFG HAHHAHA REMEMBER THAT TIME U PUSHED ME AND I FELL IN THE BUSHESS!!! OR THAT OTHER TIME I PUKED ON THE LAWN AND PASSED OUT LMFAOO" and it's like that doesn't sound like fun at all unless you're legitimately stupid.
That isn't to say I wouldn't have any fun otherwise, just that the alcohol acts as an acute catalyst and turbo boost to the mood (whatever that may be) already established.
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