Do you like clubbing?

flibbage0 said:
Never been, however just arrived at uni today and everyone else in my flat is going as we speak.

Really don't feel comfortable so will just stay in.
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Many freshers may have the same feeling you do.

Break the cycle man, its not to late, goto pre drinks, have a few drinks, let your self go and you will have a good night

Im sure your lot will probably be going out tomorrow if not the next day, give it a try to at least say you have done it, you may really enjoy it. Just get battered and love life :D
 
Proper clubbing, like fabric and cable, I absolutely love :)

Regular clubbing is ok. Not my cup of tea but it can be a really good night :)
 
Evoss said:
Love it, Hospitality Brixton next Saturday, 9pm till 6am! Going to be sick!

But it is very dependant on music, can't stand everyday music in clubs which is then mixed. Dubstep and Drum and Bass all the way!

I know a few on here are going, see you there boys!

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It's going to be a mental one :)
 
Still like dance venues, hard house / trace, shame there aren't as many events on nowadays. Light show also added to the experience. Used to do Sundissential a lot while it was on.

I hate it when local club DJs pass RnB music off as being dance music. Just too much of that stuff around nowadays.

Give me a cheesy 90s night any time though :-D Not sure if 90s nights exist yet though?
 
Not any more, need a different style of evening entertainment these days. Tbh working the doors at a young age started putting me off drinking heavily and enjoying clubbing lol
 
Got a bit bored of it now to be honest, used to go out a few times a week but just think 'meh' nowadays. Prefer pubs and bars and good chat with friends and strangers rather than clubs.

flibbage0 said:
Never been, however just arrived at uni today and everyone else in my flat is going as we speak.

Really don't feel comfortable so will just stay in.
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hahah. You're doing it wrong, don't be that guy. Who stays in on their first night?! Seriously, those guys are all out bonding and having a laugh together. You're at home, on the internet. If you don't bond with them from the off then you won't during the year. You're making a huge mistake.
 
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flibbage0 said:
Never been, however just arrived at uni today and everyone else in my flat is going as we speak.

Really don't feel comfortable so will just stay in.
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What the hell are you doing?!?!

Go out immediately or label yourself a social reject. I'm not even joking. DO IT.

Staying in on OCUK when it's the first night of your university, would be probably the biggest fail I've ever seen in my whole 7 years of membership here.
 
It was O.K at 18-21. When I see people who are still 'raving' in their adult years I begin to feel a bit sorry for them. Not that a 'big night' can't be 'sick' but I ask what's the point?

There's a time and a place for it. Uni being one. Flibbage0 go out and don't be the weird guy who doesn't 'do' going out. I lived with one of those during my first two years at Uni. Nice guy, but awkward doesn't cover it.
 
flibbage0 said:
Never been, however just arrived at uni today and everyone else in my flat is going as we speak.

Really don't feel comfortable so will just stay in.
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If I was young enough to be out there I'd do it ... so go for me eh and enjoy life you're only young once and all that!
 
True.

You can't stay in on your first night, especially as the rest are off out.

Even if you go out and have a crap night, at least you were out and can talk about it tomorrow.....

Just go out and drink a lot, you will have some stories
 
Nitefly said:
What the hell are you doing?!?!

Go out immediately or label yourself a social reject. I'm not even joking. DO IT.

Staying in on OCUK when it's the first night of your university, would be probably the biggest fail I've ever seen in my whole 7 years of membership here.
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This!!
Go out and get known or forever be ignored as nobody will want to include you in things. Easier to get to know your place now than to try and force your way into things at a later date.
 
I used to go clubbing all the time when I was younger, but now I'd rather go down to the local for a few games of pool with friends. If I'm going to a club these days it's because there's a band I want to see or because everyone else wants to go and I can't be an antisocial old fart more than 3 times in a row. When I stopped drinking the whole going out for the sake of it went out the window for me.
 
Used to love the rave scene back in the late eighties/early nineties, The sense of adventure was epic as we used to travel from one venue to another, for a period of about five years it was like part of my culture, I never raved on E`s, Done a few tabs and a bit of whizz. The people on the love drug were nut`s though and always guaranteed a morning partner :)!

For me though, The moment was lost the minute it went mainstream, Clubs like the Camden palace, Rocket club, Bagleys and the warehouse were good but soon become smash fests and the mood become more agitated and darker, I got lifted out of the Camden palace one night by a certain Lenny Mclean, I thanked him kindly!!

Clubbing now is very much a giggle, just for laughs thing to do and at 38 very rarely go. I do remember though when I was 19 and living in munich, A couple of friends invited me to this disused airport in Munich, Little did I know that it was riem airport famous for where the busby babes had died, It had not long been closed down and was the venue for this underground rave and there must have been thousands of people there for this techno rave, That was a spectacle I had never seen before, At least 10,000 all out of it and quite a few frauleins who let their inhibitions go!
 
Mixed. I can love it or hate it. Learning more and more that me and alcohol don't really mix well.
 
I hope by the lack of responses from that fibbage is due to the fact they are getting on it!

I wish I could be.

Even if you spend you entire Uni course studying and not going out, freshers week there is nothing to do except go out and get in some states.

I'm concerned until I know fibbage has done the right thing
 
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