Sun Jul 11, 2004 5:43 pm
I don't like going to parties around here because the only things people do is get drunk or stoned and I'm against both things. Sometimes I'll call 2 or 3 friends and we'll just drive around town and then end up playing videogames at someone's house. I'm a geek ^_^
Sun Jul 11, 2004 8:37 pm
Pyro Parrot wrote:Listen to loud music, Drink alot of alcohol, smoke and sing loudly and unintelligably to our favourite songs. Then we'll go for a walk somewhere steal some street signs and some cones. Bring them back.
My friend Jim's room is decorated muchly with street signs.
Sun Jul 11, 2004 8:52 pm
I don't party when it can be avoided. Instead, I prefer to sit at home with my close friends and grumble about how stupid the party has to be, and that its a good thing we didn't go. Then later on we say how we should have gone to at least one that year to see if we were right, and say we will go to the next one. Next one comes, and we decide its too stupid.
But the street signs kind of a story about a party I was at once.
Out in the country, there was this training type thing where the military would take tanks and Jeeps around, picking people up, dropping them off etc. at signs which say Release Point, Pick Up Point, etc.
After this was over, a few of my friends and I were at a party. Everyone was drunk, and we weren't and they were annoying us, so we went on a walk along the road. In the ditch, we found a sign that said "Release Point Ahead" And another sign with an arrow on it. We took these signs back to the party and put them on the wall leading to the bathroom, with the arrow pointing towards the bathroom.
It was funny at the time, but I can tell from reading its a need to be there moment.
But the street signs kind of a story about a party I was at once.
Out in the country, there was this training type thing where the military would take tanks and Jeeps around, picking people up, dropping them off etc. at signs which say Release Point, Pick Up Point, etc.
After this was over, a few of my friends and I were at a party. Everyone was drunk, and we weren't and they were annoying us, so we went on a walk along the road. In the ditch, we found a sign that said "Release Point Ahead" And another sign with an arrow on it. We took these signs back to the party and put them on the wall leading to the bathroom, with the arrow pointing towards the bathroom.
It was funny at the time, but I can tell from reading its a need to be there moment.
Mon Jul 12, 2004 12:46 am
I don't party much, but when I do, I do whatever everyone else is doing and go with the theme of the party. Ex- if it's a pool party, I swim. If it's a pity party, I pity. Simple as that.
Mon Jul 12, 2004 1:52 am
Personally I don' really like parties. If I ever would I'd stay by the food table and eat slowly lol.
I try to avoid all parties and stay home and go on the computer.
I try to avoid all parties and stay home and go on the computer.
Mon Jul 12, 2004 3:01 am
Sock wrote:Christopher wrote:I don't really party, I'm more of a hide in the perpetual warm glow of the computers radiation kinda guy...
Sounds like meI tend to avoid people a lot of the time, unless one of my friends has a birthday or something. XP
Yup..That's me...But I'm not a guy..xD....
Mon Jul 12, 2004 5:14 am
I don't party. I have a friend that loves it but it's just not my thing. I'd rather be doing something else. 
Mon Jul 12, 2004 5:18 am
Pyro Parrot wrote:Listen to loud music, Drink alot of alcohol, smoke and sing loudly and unintelligably to our favourite songs. Then we'll go for a walk somewhere steal some street signs and some cones. Bring them back.
That..does not sound nice.
Mon Jul 12, 2004 5:44 am
Kitten Medli wrote:Pyro Parrot wrote:Listen to loud music, Drink alot of alcohol, smoke and sing loudly and unintelligably to our favourite songs. Then we'll go for a walk somewhere steal some street signs and some cones. Bring them back.
That..does not sound nice.
I agree! Drinking is clearly a spectator sport; at least if you're legal age, if you're not, just stay home.
However, if you are, don't spoil a perfectly good night by drinking when brain cells can be put to such better causes. Even if it is just laughing at drunks and making up for it by designated driving at the end of the evening. Everyone gets home safe and you have lots of fun stories to tell people who remember nothing the next morning.
Mon Jul 12, 2004 6:05 am
I usually just talk to my friends mostly, whatever size I just stand in a little group and have fun with my friends
Mon Jul 12, 2004 3:41 pm
We listen to music, make up dances, talk, walk around, and do stupid stuff. Nothing overly bad. I'm a good girl. Nothing my parents would disaprove of. 
JK If they knew some of the stuff I've done. I would be in trouble.
JK If they knew some of the stuff I've done. I would be in trouble.
Mon Jul 12, 2004 5:32 pm
coming2atvnearu wrote:Kitten Medli wrote:Pyro Parrot wrote:Listen to loud music, Drink alot of alcohol, smoke and sing loudly and unintelligably to our favourite songs. Then we'll go for a walk somewhere steal some street signs and some cones. Bring them back.
That..does not sound nice.
I agree! Drinking is clearly a spectator sport; at least if you're legal age, if you're not, just stay home.
However, if you are, don't spoil a perfectly good night by drinking when brain cells can be put to such better causes. Even if it is just laughing at drunks and making up for it by designated driving at the end of the evening. Everyone gets home safe and you have lots of fun stories to tell people who remember nothing the next morning.
I love my drink personally but I never go overboard. I agree with the daft stories part...some of the things I've had to tell my friends in the morning...ha.
Mon Jul 12, 2004 5:45 pm
I like to talk and dance with my friends and have some food and flirt with guys at parties....
I don't drink or smoke tho, I don't touch that stuff.
I don't drink or smoke tho, I don't touch that stuff.
Mon Jul 12, 2004 5:50 pm
Kitten Medli wrote:Pyro Parrot wrote:Listen to loud music, Drink alot of alcohol, smoke and sing loudly and unintelligably to our favourite songs. Then we'll go for a walk somewhere steal some street signs and some cones. Bring them back.
That..does not sound nice.
Well, what were you expecting? He's Mat.
Mon Jul 12, 2004 5:51 pm
He's Welsh too, Welsh people like to drink