Naturally, I agree completely and I hope every person on this planet would agree too.

Alcohol and family don't mix.

Did something similar. Woke up one morning in my own bed, with my clothes and sheets all wet and stinking horribly. Apparently what had happened (my friends later told me this is what I'd done), we were walking home, and I decided that instead of going to the bridge that crossed the narrow lake, I'd just take the "shortcut" home and wade across.

No I'd rather have my head in a book or be out in nature somewhere.

You boring farts...

I love parties. But I prefer a night in the pub with some friends.

No. But I prefer moshing.

I go to a lot of concerts (smaller or bigger.)

Some of us "boring farts" would, as an old friend of mine used to say, party circles around you young whipper snappers back in the day.

But, as Hank Jr is fond of saying...The hangovers hurt more than they used to do, and cornbread and iced tea have replaced pills and 90 proof.

It happens to all of us eventually. We grow up , we have families. Priorities change. Only the very few of us can manage to party like that for that long...and in my experience, it takes them alot longer to recover, but they tend to hide it with what's known as " the hair of the dog that bit you"

Not as much as before, but I do go to a couple of parties every year. I rarely go clubbing any more; me and my mates are more fond or going to restaurants or more light hearted pubs lately.

But then after a couple of weeks I always get the urge to go to some great electronic or dance music party (or trance) and NOTHING CAN STOP MEH!

You don't count though because you've had your fun.

I like to party just not the nowadays' meaning of it. I don't like all the mixed drinks that young people of this generation or all the discos with all of that electronic music.

I used to get alcohol with my friends, go to some woods, and drink in the nature while doing dumb [censored] and laughing our asses off. Last time I did it I remember waking up in the woods after puking all that cheap vodka out.

But, we finished high school and everyone went their way. Now I depressively get drunk at home.

You old fart!

I have a social phobia.

I don't dance.

I don't like pop music.

I don't drink.

I'm conservative in public.

So no, I don't like to party.

Hmm. Seeing all these "Well, I used to, but...." comments, makes me look back. And, no. Outside, you know, birthday parties in my teens (which were basically the same thing as regular tabletop gaming nights, just with cake ) and "official functions" (being brought along to a 'work' party, which, you know, not really very rowdy), I didn't Party as a young'un, either.

Didn't go to the Prom or any formal, never went to a frat party in college (ugh, frats ). Think I've been in a bar maybe twice, and both times it was to eat a meal (so, not a music & dancing bar/club, but a bar with some tables and a menu.) Never been drunk. Don't think I've ever hung out with people who were drunk (at least not beyond the "a bit more boisterous" stage) or did drugs.

Eh, whatever.

Have you tried talking to your friends while piss drunk? I'm shy and I dislike talking about myself in real life, hell, I'm embarrassed about everything about myself, I'm nervous about even mentioning which sports teams I like, but I've surprised even myself what I'll let loose after a few beers.

I was saying that 30 is the age when the party bus should slow down/stop but 30 was a couple years ago for me

I agree about the clubs, the older I got, the less patience I had for the drunk girls in there always trying to drag me to the dance floor when I just wanted to do a different kind of dance with them

This.

Pretty much everyone is omitting the type of inappropriate partying they've done or the substances they've used other then alcohol which is perfectly legal. If a minor is so impressionable that they want to drink because a forum member says they drank years ago then they shouldn't be on the internet as there's much more worse things they can mimic.

Same. Then I can spend the next day remorsefully thinking, "argh, what did I say?!"

And having done the same online a few times, where I actually have a record, then answer is... nothing especially frightful, really. Funny how rebound anxiety and a hazy memory can make things seem so much worse than they actually were!

While on the topic, am I one of the only people who has gotten very drunk yet remained on point and remembered nearly everything? At the worst alcohol would only enhance my attitude or parts of my personality but I've never done something drunk that I wouldn't do sober and even the times I got sloppy with my motor skills, I still remembered details of the night. I used to be the one to tell all my friends what happened the night before as they would all suffer alcohol amnesia

I've noticed mention of pubs here. I should say that I do love those; a friendly environment with friends where you can get inebriated (and then preferably have/witness a good fight ;D). Course they'd only let me IN one in my country because of the age limit lol.

Anyway my point is I just dislike the modern environment of discos/night clubs/raves etc. It reflects nearly everything I find unsavory about modern youth. I've never been in one, but just seeing videos, hearing stories etc. I think I'd have a panic attack and go crazy as soon as I walked in the door due to the packed, cramped, loud, dark environment lol.

I have friends who go to raves and swear it's fun but I don't intend to test it out for myself.

I used to party way too much. I wouldn't trade a second of it though, I had a blast, got [censored]faced, did many stupid things. But most of all, I had fun

I'm the same... I've gotten pretty hammered and remembered almost the entire night, barring a few minutes before going to sleep.

i like to be cool man. give me a good old death sentence ill be the coolest man i know

After reading this thread, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TfHMNMFEqZs

I spent my late teens and most of my twenties doing the same routine...out to the pubs, then to the nightclubs. To be honest I never really enjoyed it, just went because my friends always wanted to go and I didn't want to go against the 'norm'. I was never really comfortable because the music was so loud that you cannot hear yourself talk and it was all about 'pulling' a guy. But my worst thing was the men grabbing at me. One time I was grabbed and dragged, by some drunk guy into a corner and 'fondled' (that is putting it mildly). Luckily I got away before any real damage was done but I was really upset and even more so when my friend told me that I was 'lucky'. I couldn't believe that anyone would even remotely think that.

Then the 'pulling' guys bit. My friends would head off to spend the night with some completly drunk stranger. Then brag about it in the morning. It was just never me, call me old fashioned or wierd or whatever but I was never tempted to be so intimate with someone I didn't know. Certainly not some random stranger. Yeah, I didn't like those kinds of 'parties'.

So no I was never comfortable in nightclubs and only went because it was expected. Too many fights, too many people drunk, too loud music, too many illegal activities, people literally having six in front of everyone...not fun, stupid....and just not for me. I much prefer now in my thirties. I really enjoy going out to dinner with a group of friends and then having a drink at the pub before going home. I also really enjoy having friends around or going to their houses for dinner. Still get somewhat drunk sometimes, but in a much safer environment. I do go to parties like on New Years Eve, but they are much more subdued and friendly affairs then my days of night clubbing. As in still lots of alcohol, but mature people who can actually control themselves.

I have cleaned out a few posts, stay on topic but leave out the references to illegal substances, thanks.

Thankyou Officer

We won't let it happen again and we'll turn the music down .
Yes we realize what will happen if you have to come here again.

Augh, I remember one time I got drunk and now I've forced a 'No Social Media when drunk' rule. Last time I did, I spammed the hell out of my Facebook feed with rants about otters.

You all have your fun, my party days are over, but I used to be naughty at parties, like kissing girls I didn't know outside the back door, staying out later than I was allowed and not telling my parents where I had been, saying I smelled of smoke because my mates had been smoking close to me - Oh I was a wild young cub.