Too mature/immature?

sHo0sH · 16 Jul 2011 at 12:47

Jonny69 said:
Depends on the club. I very much doubt I could have had a good time at Langtrys or Dukes without getting smashed.

10 points if you recognise the clubs or the towns. I have had the Dukes experience

Chelmsford.

With regards to the OP - I absolutely love going out for a dance to specific music, but not every weekend. If I go out to music I enjoy, I dont really need any drugs/drink too have a good time, infact recently I've been getting tanked less and less when I go out.

Nitefly · 16 Jul 2011 at 12:51

Also the whole 'music' thing - yes there can be some dire music in clubs but generally speaking you can't let something like chart music offend you in that environment.

Last night I went to somewhere playing chart music that I wouldn't listen to in a million years at home - I'm blasting out some slayer right now! But that's the type of music that suits that environment, you have to stop being pretentious and just enjoy what's available - OK Computer is going to sound pretty terrible at a party.

Oh, was anyone at camera in Oxford last night? The standard of the girls there was phenomenal.....! :eek:

utajoker · 16 Jul 2011 at 14:25

the last time i went to a club it was too loud and full of kids.

im only 25

its just what you prefer to do.

i did it all from 17-21 and now i would much rather sit in a pub and be able to hear people talking.

Fusion · 16 Jul 2011 at 15:00

Nitefly said:
Also the whole 'music' thing - yes there can be some dire music in clubs but generally speaking you can't let something like chart music offend you in that environment.

It is much better when you naturally prefer the music though, such as where your favourite dj's/bands are playing. You don't have to drink as much to enjoy yourself either.

Robbo · 16 Jul 2011 at 15:10

I've never seen the appeal of clubbing, it seems an utterly pointless activity.

Cosimo · 16 Jul 2011 at 15:12

Robbo said:
I've never seen the appeal of clubbing, it seems an utterly pointless activity.

Bit like spending all you time on the internet.

Robbo · 16 Jul 2011 at 15:15

simulatorman said:
Bit like spending all you time on the internet.

Well yes, spending ALL of your time on the internet would be a bit pointless but it's certainly more entertaining

Cosimo · 16 Jul 2011 at 15:16

Robbo said:
Well yes, spending ALL of your time on the internet would be a bit pointless but it's certainly more entertaining

Straight from the horses mouth.

Robbo · 16 Jul 2011 at 15:27

simulatorman said:
Straight from the horses mouth.

Not really? :confused:

Nitefly · 16 Jul 2011 at 15:42

Robbo said:
Well yes, spending ALL of your time on the internet would be a bit pointless but it's certainly more entertaining

It really, really isn't

Robbo · 16 Jul 2011 at 15:53

Nitefly said:
It really, really isn't

Well if you like clubbing, obviously not.

I'm just saying that I don't see the appeal of it, I've been to a few (admittedly probably bad ones) and I thought it was a bit of a farce really

I'd rather go to a proper bar or something instead.

Nitefly · 16 Jul 2011 at 15:55

Robbo said:
I'd rather go to a proper bar or something instead.

I have to say, one of my pet peeves are bars that don't know whether to be a bar or a club. Blaring loud music in the seating areas kind of defeats the point of sitting down to talk!!

Robbo · 16 Jul 2011 at 16:09

Agreed! It's a bit strange.

Castiel · 16 Jul 2011 at 16:41

Nitefly said:
I have to say, one of my pet peeves are bars that don't know whether to be a bar or a club. Blaring loud music in the seating areas kind of defeats the point of sitting down to talk!!

Agreed. It has always annoyed the hell out of me.

hitmanuk · 23 Jul 2011 at 01:34

A random name said:
How can you honestly not notice what you're typing like?!