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Is it wrong not to like clubbing?
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I prefer pubs, sober and bladdered. I hate being in a club when sober, I have to be quite drunk otherwise I'll hate it - I won't dance when I'm sober! You can't hear people very well, is bloody hard to have a conversation.
Drinks are a lot more expensive than pubs too.
Drinks are a lot more expensive than pubs too.
I think we can all agree the worst thing in the world is a bar that tries to be a club.
There are seats, but the music is so loud what is the point? Its not fun to try to talk when there is loud music - you can't hear anyone.
One day when I am rich I'm going to have my own pub or club called 'The Awesome Shark'. You are all invited
There are seats, but the music is so loud what is the point? Its not fun to try to talk when there is loud music - you can't hear anyone.
One day when I am rich I'm going to have my own pub or club called 'The Awesome Shark'. You are all invited
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I'm 21 and have never been to a club. I have no interest in meeting new people and I don't to trust people I've not grown up with. Which you might think is a bit wierd, but my girlfriend is the same and I'm super happy. I'd much rather be chilling with her, doing whatever, it's awesome. I just don't like people, and can't stand the type's that do go clubbing.
For me, people that go out clubbing are going for one thing only. It annoys me because I think I'm old fashioned in the sense that I think you should care for someone before you do anything with them. The funny thing is, half of the women I've seen that go clubbing tend to be putting it on show and just seem very, very easy. It makes me laugh because my girlfriend think it's funny aswell, it's bloody great.
People might think I'm a bit of a **** because chances are there's more people on here that do or have been clubbing, but you've got to ask yourself, from the all people you class as friends you go clubbing with, how many of them would really have your back if anything happened?
For me, people that go out clubbing are going for one thing only. It annoys me because I think I'm old fashioned in the sense that I think you should care for someone before you do anything with them. The funny thing is, half of the women I've seen that go clubbing tend to be putting it on show and just seem very, very easy. It makes me laugh because my girlfriend think it's funny aswell, it's bloody great.
People might think I'm a bit of a **** because chances are there's more people on here that do or have been clubbing, but you've got to ask yourself, from the all people you class as friends you go clubbing with, how many of them would really have your back if anything happened?
A kiss and a dance never really hurt anybody, and not everybody goes out to get laid, a lot of people just want to have a good time with their friends.
EDIT - I also don't believe you should be talking so passionately about something that you've never experienced. Some clubs are full of the people you talk of, sure, but there's plenty that aren't. I only ever go out with my very best friends, and none of us are likely to ever get in a fight, so nobody really needs to 'have my back'
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No offence to the demographic on here, but chances are on a computing forum there are more likely to be people who don't like clubbing. Yes stereotyping I know...
Thats pretty unfortuanate.
Thats clearly not true. People go clubbing for dancing, looking for interest from the oposite sex or for socialising.
Clearly you have never been on the recieving end of a shameful put down
If what happened? Yes, we all go to clubs to start fights and go 'grrrrrrrrrrr' at other men in a non-affectionate way.
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Ah, this old gem. All people do the same thing for precisely the same reasons.
If you don't want to go clubbing then that's fine but to label everyone as the same because you have a difference of opinion to them is dumb. Some people go to dance, some people go to pull, some go to drink, some just go because that's where all their mates have gone and there are still a myriad of other reasons to go.
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You're obviously a very funny person.
What I mean is, I just think people who are in clubs tend to be very fake. Don't ask me why, I just do. I don't mean people go out to start fights, I just mean, if you make friends with someone in a club, would they be a proper friend, if anything ever happened, ever, not just in a club.
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Not at all.
I dont like "clubbing" so to speak. I would rather sit ni a chilled out bar at uni and drink and socialize.
I do have times though where i can dance my ass off, like at DnB/Mr Scruff events and thigns like that. I love the music, just not a lot of the people (most of the time).
P.S I am a dnb head and love the music. I just dont go cheese clubbing.
I dont like "clubbing" so to speak. I would rather sit ni a chilled out bar at uni and drink and socialize.
I do have times though where i can dance my ass off, like at DnB/Mr Scruff events and thigns like that. I love the music, just not a lot of the people (most of the time).
P.S I am a dnb head and love the music. I just dont go cheese clubbing.
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Oh, don't get me wrong, I like dancing. Just not with people I don't know or like.
I'm pretty confident that most people go out for some action. I'm not against clubbing as I go. The only reason I'm not in this group is because I have a GF. I think it's fair to say that the majority of people are looking to get lucky.
100+ page Warhammer Online thread says it all.