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"I had a fantastic night"

It was trependous

We went to a bar... all 10 of us... then we met some people from school so they hung out as well.

And we drank well lots I think. I had many pints, 4 vodkas and red bull, 2 Jack Daniels then some Tiger beer later on.

I managed to get Primal Scream/Sex Pistols/Manics and Radiohead all played by the DJ... top bloke, probably thought I was a knob.

Lighter machine wouldn't work so no drunk cigarettes... but a female friend kissed me and said I'd get no more if I smoked... needless to say I never smoked.

Did some co-carry fights, taxi back to mates where we drank more. Played erm chess and such. I fell over though and hit my head really bad on the floor... I think I actually just bounced back up, hurts like hell now. All the usual drunk stuff... went to bed about 5. All got up in the morning and had some breakfast, cleared up then walked home and now I'm doing Geography.

Excellent though... nights like that make you enjoy life.

We held a fight club at the Reading Festival last year.

We crushed about 8 tents, most of them with people inside.

SHEEPY wrote:
> And I made somebody punch me, like Fight Club.

not good, me and a few of my mates have got into grapelling sessions (a la fightclub) while pished, and its a case of waking up and wondering why your shoulder feels like its been dislocated.

its stupid cos I'd never do it sober ..

Terry's all gold

Borat Sagdiyev wrote:
> BEARDS. wrote:
>
> Because our lives are depressing and meaningless without it.
>
> Oh sweet alcohol! Remover of troubles, morals and consciousness...
>
> perhaps a bit of a bad precedent to set for the younger members
> beards?
>

Sorry, was I not being cynical enough?

Someone at work said that while they were on their way back home down the motorway, in a taxi, one guy felt sick, opened the window, and tried to chuck it outside of the car...

But going 70mph, it didn't work - and came back in all-over everyone else in the taxi -- including the driver!

And when they got back home, all of them legged-it - apart from the one guy who threw-up, and was meant to pay the taxi-driver, but didn't.
...So he followed him into the house, and demanded the money from him!


Made my weekend at work very worth-while!! :D

I really hurt my head though

Somebody was blowing up an air bed... I thought it was fully blown so I was on my knees helping and went to fall on it. It wasn't fully blown so I smashed my head right off the ground.

And I made somebody punch me, like Fight Club.

The last few weekends out I've had to stop mates from getting into fights. I reckon they're putting something in the beer.

I don't get too drunk either, although saying that I did drink too much the other night and well that's all I can remember of that night except waking up at a strangers house with no top on and my shirt hanging over a chair in the kitchen covered in dirt!?

I felt rough for most if not all of the following day.

the laddette culture is getting out of hand.

they get away with far more than lads would, meaning they are far more dangerous. Its inverse chauvanism. women have took so much crap from men in the past, that now society turns a blind eye to their activities. If a group of blokes crowded round a girl and ripped off her dress and tried pulling down her knickers, they would be arrested. I couldn't see that happening to girls, doing that to a bloke, could you.

its a mad, mad world.

That's true

I am sociable when I'm sober as well but I've talked about this with mates and stuff. Everyone just prefers the more laid back attitude when we've had a few.

I always know when to stop and never get 'wasted'... well not intentionally. I too also hate the British lad and laddette culture of 'avin a few down that pub' and then starting a fight with someone.

SHEEPY wrote:
> I'm a lot more sociable and fun when I'm drunk

yeah but its important to be able to be sociable when you're sober aswell. don't fall into the trap of needing drink to have a good night