Going out routines?

poopots · 2 Feb 2009 at 00:37

I just wash my balls.

Andrew1978 · 2 Feb 2009 at 00:42

One of my mates had the worst habit ever, he always had to go sleep before we went out which always turned into us either waiting for him to get ready or him waking up tired and us having to convince him to come...wasting precious drinking time *$&%

Bunka · 2 Feb 2009 at 00:47

Shower, cologne, dressed, shave, hair, brush teeth, wallet/phone/keys, few drinks. All the while blasting some serious tuneage.

drizzy · 2 Feb 2009 at 01:00

cheechm said:
*Correction: Prelesh..

It is "Ledz on the lesh .. ey?!" (in an Austrailian accent).

That sounds more kiwi to me!

pingwing · 2 Feb 2009 at 01:52

HangTime said:
Don't really 'go out' in that sense much anymore, but I always used to like a quick blast of "Regret" by New Order.

Seriously, give it a whirl. Youtube if you somehow don't have it in your record collection.

You sir officially deserve that title of man of honour! I love that song so much, one of new orders best :cool:

anyway for going out, i spend all my time laughing at the time it takes my flat mate to get ready... (only after finding my keys + phone and playing some music i like before listening to stuff iv not heard but apparently is popular)

crunchman · 2 Feb 2009 at 02:09

Shamikebab said:
Play my psych up playlist on Winamp

Heh same

But obviously bash the bishop and ****, shower and shave.

Then after that a couple of poorly measured drinks along with some games of Halo or COD and then off out.

Rroff · 2 Feb 2009 at 02:15

Shower/Shave, find a nice shirt and put back a couple of shots of JD to see how it goes (9/10 I'm fine but sometimes inexplicably spirits will disagree with my stomach and the last thing I wanna do is throw up infront of some hottie). I usually drink JD+coke but if its not going down well I have to stick to beer.

Then I usually get the place ready for the more likely outcome of coming home alone and hammered so I can just fall into bed without worrying about anything else.