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KasPra
Estonia983 Posts
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EZR-Aeron
New Zealand64 Posts
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WonnaPlay
Netherlands912 Posts
On July 23 2013 14:25 PassionFruit wrote: If the music is too loud, you need to drink more alcohol. If you thin kit's too crowded, you need to drink more alcohol. If you're insecure, you need to drink more alcohol. If you're bored, you need to drink more alcohol. If you don't think the girls are attractive, you need to drink more alcohol. If you're contemplating about anything other than having fun at a club, you need to drink more alcohol. If you're not enjoying the club, you need to drink more alcohol. If you don't like alcohol, you need to drink more alcohol. You sir, win this thread by default | ||
Olli
Austria24417 Posts
Even his username is perfect to mix with alcohol | ||
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QuanticHawk
United States32054 Posts
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51484 Posts
In my experience, i was an early starter to the club scene as my brother constantly went out and all his friends/my cousins. I was 15 when i could get into clubs in my city due to all the bouncers knowing my other family members. Even getting into Over 21s clubs, quite strange. Anyway, i quickly grew out of this phase and by the time i was 19? I think i ventured into a club for the last time. The loud (but 90% of the time good music) just makes it impossible to get a conversation going with people, and i feel way to rapey to do what everyone else does and just randomly dry hump girls and see if u "pull them" so i just turned to pubs if i go out now. Seem to get the best of everything in there. Cheaper alcohol, better atmosphere if you go to watch sports events, and even some of them play music. So in my view, its not personality the reason why people like going to clubs, it's more of a "hey man i went to the club last night and go sooo wasted, pulled some fit bird had an amazing time" more of an ego boosting adventure and an excuse to get so drunk you lose control and make society look stupid. Of course there are people who go out and actually have a good time, have a nice dance and a social drink and enjoy themselves whilst being incontrol, but then theres 90% of people who are just spoiling it for everyone else. | ||
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Typhus
Norway122 Posts
That being said i live in a quite small city by any global standard so we dont really have the american style club scene here. I was in Miami this easter and the clubds there were atrocious. The music was good, but literally everything else was just for rich people showing off their money. Some of my happiest moments have been while watching djs play fantastic livesets in the right setting. Just losing yourself completely to the music is fantastic. Doesn't matter if im drunk or completely sober, if the music is good I'm gonna rav my ass off and have a good time. | ||
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ezk
Canada239 Posts
If you like music, raves are more likely better (more specific genres, less generic) If you like getting fucked up (alcohol or else), raves are definitly better.... more drugs, less judgmental bastards, more support when things go wrong. If you like the people, raves are waaaay better... people are far more open minded, less narcissist ''bros. If you like to go clubbing, I suggest you one thing.... Leave your ego/pride and attitude at home and try out a music festival/rave The experience is that much better. | ||
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Maxie
Sweden2653 Posts
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Meow-Meow
Germany451 Posts
On July 23 2013 12:33 BlackPanther wrote: Right there with you. I honestly don't know a better place to find single, attractive girls. At the uni? There's a correlation between education and physical shape, so you have an above average quota of physical attractiveness, you find a larger variety of personalities, because you're not excluding women who simply don't like clubbing, and the girls wear much less make-up than in clubs, so what you see is what you get. | ||
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arterian
Canada1157 Posts
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khanofmongols
542 Posts
1. Dance music played at clubs is mediocre at best, I don't dance to meh music. 2. I have no desire to be around drunk people or to be drunk. 3. The ability to dance well and look good while drunk isn't high on my priority list for a mate. | ||
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aksfjh
United States4853 Posts
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ranshaked
United States870 Posts
Otherwise I prefer ultra lounges and places like that. | ||
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ZenithM
France15952 Posts
Science, it works. | ||
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rezoacken
Canada2719 Posts
However the older I got the less I liked it. Right now, at 28, there's almost no way I'm going to a club. The alcohol is way too expansive, I already have a gf, dispise club music and often you cant sit... To be honest, its like getting drunk. That was the coolest thing to do at 20 but now at 28 I think it fucking sucks. | ||
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Nakamp
Czech Republic27 Posts
Here are some of my favourite DJs playing (I've been to the first party): + Show Spoiler + skip to ~7 mins + Show Spoiler + + Show Spoiler + | ||
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Velr
Switzerland10705 Posts
"some BAR" | ||
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decafchicken
United States20019 Posts
Seeing knife party live pretty much blew my brain out. Hearing it in the club just doesn't compare. Porter robinson live was pretty good too. Can't believe martin garrix is only 17 ~.~ Afrojack is way too pop for me. And he got paris hilton into being a resident dj at one of the greatest clubs ever which is a crime against humanity (amnesia @ ibiza) | ||
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farvacola
United States18826 Posts
On July 23 2013 22:41 aksfjh wrote: I just don't like being around people that are high. Methinks you haven't met the right "high" people then  | ||
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