New Year's Eve Drama

[RedGajin]

I don't know if you're trying to compare richards or just being an starfish.
I wasn't telling the story to show off how we kicked somebody's ass.
I was just trying to see if anyone had anything interesting happen to them on New Year's and sharing my experience, but apparently all of you just sat at home by yourselves at Kalphiter's "party"

i was just making a comment based on the story you told, not trying to call you out for trying to show off. just making some harmless observations.

and what is kalphiters party, was this irl or in blockland? seen people posting about it but guess i missed the boat :(

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[Ticonderoga]

i was just making a comment based on the story you told, not trying to call you out for trying to show off. just making some harmless observations.

No harm done then.

and what is kalphiters party, was this irl or in blockland? seen people posting about it but guess i missed the boat :(

http://forum.blockland.us/index.php?topic=218039.90

[Nickelob Ultra]

You are four years away from the legal drinking age.  Ur so col ur lik a rebl.

Knew it, there's always people who automatically assume that even going near alcohol is like the most ultimate form of evil or something.

[TheChaosCarrier]

alcohol is like the most ultimate form of evil or something.

*cough*said every radical christian ever*cough*

as far as new years stuff went for me, i just stayed up late and played League with a bunch of friends. :\
not much else happened, certainly no alcohol involved.

[Nickelob Ultra]

said every radical christian ever

Doesn't even have to be a Christian, just most kids on here seem to think anything that involves any risk, even in the slightest, will cause the worst of all things to happen.

[TheChaosCarrier]

Most times if I'm offered booze, I'll usually say no just out of formality. Not like I need to be drinking anyway.
It's not evil though. It promotes stuffloads of fun (as long as you're not handicapped about it; it's not hard), but it's really not needed to get parties started.

I understand some people have a low tolerance for alcohol and get wasted pretty quickly on 1 beer, though. IMO those people just shouldn't be drinking then lol.

[Nickelob Ultra]

Most times if I'm offered booze, I'll usually say no just out of formality. Not like I need to be drinking anyway.
It's not evil though. It promotes stuffloads of fun (as long as you're not handicapped about it; it's not hard), but it's really not needed to get parties started.

I understand some people have a low tolerance for alcohol and get wasted pretty quickly on 1 beer, though. IMO those people just shouldn't be drinking then lol.

I had two glasses of wine, and for me it's like there's just a degree of tradition that when it comes to a formal event or something that has cause of celebration, a drink is at least in order.

[Bisjac]

I understand some people have a low tolerance for alcohol and get wasted pretty quickly on 1 beer, though. IMO those people just shouldn't be drinking then lol.

some girls can get only TIPSY is they had a tall glass in a bar.

but a can of beer should not get anyone on earth even slightly buzzed. that person must have been born without a liver or something and that beer would have killed them.

fact: most people "drunk" off of any 1 drink, are usually lying and faking it.
even a double shot of liquor shoulnt get a lightweight girl buzzed.

[TheChaosCarrier]

I had two glasses of wine, and for me it's like there's just a degree of tradition that when it comes to a formal event or something that has cause of celebration, a drink is at least in order.

I just meant beer in general, for like, rag-tag teen parties.
Wine is actually pretty good and is perfect for launching formal events. Most times I often prefer wine over booze.

fact: most people "drunk" off of any 1 drink, are usually lying and faking it.

Eh, I'm a few steps below "social drinker" and so I guess I never realized this.
I don't go out drinking much, basically.

[Greek2me]

fact: most people "drunk" off of any 1 drink, are usually lying and faking it.

I knew this but I never understood why people would do it. It just doesn't make sense.

[TheChaosCarrier]

I knew this but I never understood why people would do it. It just doesn't make sense.

I guess it's to feel cool or something.
Peer pressure.

[TeslaCoil]

Bottle bashing is potentially lethal and should have been reported as an assault.

[TheChaosCarrier]

Bottle bashing is potentially lethal and should have been reported as an assault.

...accept it was a "drunk fight" between multiple people so this law doesn't apply.

[RedGajin]

Bottle bashing is potentially lethal and should have been reported as an assault.

"hey officer i was underage drinking at a new years party. there was this other guy who was also underage and completely drunk, he assaulted me with some illegal alcohol and then we exchanged a few punches before we were kicked out of the party and just got wasted on the sidewalk"

you ever watch superbad where they are at the party and then they get in a fight with that one mexican dude and then the chick calls the cops on the fat kid? yeah its like that.

[TeslaCoil]

...accept it was a "drunk fight" between multiple people so this law doesn't apply.

Well ok then. Just keep going till someone gets killed. Then I'm sure a whole lot of mess can spawn from a simple drunk fight.

I knew this but I never understood why people would do it. It just doesn't make sense.

Have you ever done something you would not normally do to impress your friends? It's something like that.