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Do you make party every Friday night?

Irkoutsk

Irkoutsk

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You know in Québec restaurants and club are full during the night between Friday and Saturday. In french we call those place full of ''douchebag'' me and a friend. Are you like this?
 
If I had the money to do so, I'd probably be out partying a lot more than I am right now, lol. And I probably wouldn't even stick around in my own area, but just travel a bit further to find some great parties and raves to attend.
 
I live in a place where I can walk to 4 bars within a block of me. I don't have to go far on Fridays and Saturdays. I rather enjoy not having to worry about driving.
 
Brent said:
I live in a place where I can walk to 4 bars within a block of me. I don't have to go far on Fridays and Saturdays. I rather enjoy not having to worry about driving.
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Heh, same goes for me, though the question for me always remains "do I want to be at those bars in speicfic?"
 
Had enough of that as a teen/young adult. Partying bores me. I'd rather listen to some music and spend time with my cats. Of course, now and then I like to go down to the local brewery for a pint just to see what's kicking in the hood, but that's ususally not on a weekend night.
 
On Friday nights my two brothers and I watch funny videos and other things on my laptop and then watch The 90s Are All That on TeenNick. It's kind of like a party to us. :P
 
I'm not a party person. My sensory issues make it especially difficult for me to hear/process anything people say if there is music playing in the background, and thumping bass is a very strong sensory/meltdown trigger for me. I'm also older than the age groups nightclubs are geared toward, and I don't really like the meat-market atmosphere and the often sexually aggressive drunks in bars. Also, I live in a smallish town in a mostly rural area, so while there are many bars, night clubs are all about an hour's drive away.
Really, I'd far rather spend my Friday or Saturday night watching horror movies, drawing, noodling around online, or even working, since I like my job. As to the rest of the weekend... Well, as far as I'm concerned, Sundays exist solely for sleeping in, hanging around the house in PJs all day, curling up with a good book, and spending quality time with the family and the pets. I don't set foot outside the house on Sundays if I can help it. Granted, it's also my major laundry and tidy-up day too.
 
I would rather eat a bug than go a party. To many people, to much noise, to much stupid behavior. Now a trip to a museum or art gallery, that's a different story!
 
Parties can be very boring for me when it mainly based on drinking and/or smoking and drugs. I rarely hear about parties that does not contain none of these elements. But even if there are ones contain none of the above, I normally don't feel comfortable being around a lot of people.
 
Parties are boring. I enjoy hanging out with friends to grab a slice somewhere or like someone said going to a museum or to the cinema.
 
The first party I went to was my own birthday when I was 4. I wanted everyone to go, and to leave me alone. :P I've never been a fan of any type of parties since.
 
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