I've actually started going to parties pretty much sober with only a few lagers as I like them, because it's easier to keep a clear head and make girls want you.

The only problem is is that when all the girls are drunk my strategy then becomes obsolete - it's immoral to get into drunk girls. So the only option is is to get drunk yourself if they're worth it (fit), or just ignore them. Once they are really drunk it means you can't get into them even if you wanted to and could.

I was just wondering what the general opinion was now; anyone else find this really, really annoying?

Ok drunk girls are funny. Hey just say every routine that u always wanted to try. Its a lot of fun.

I tried the Mystery's do u want to kiss me gambit. I always hated just asking do u want to kiss me. But since it was a drunk girl, i thought why not... And she goes everyone will think i am a slut.

I did kiss her at the end. So just try the stories or things u wanted to say.

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drunk girl is a major turnoff for me unless i am even more wasted than her.

You need high energy and plenty of kino and CF to get her focussed and interested in you

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drunk girls=/=girlfriend material.





They are fun tho.

If you catch them before they're drunk, they will probably match your drinking speed and level of drunkenness.
Don't assume that just because a girl is drunk one night, that she drinks all the time. Everyone gets drunk once and a while. And personally I would never date a girl that didn't drink at all, because she would always be left out of the fun. And on some level I don't really trust people whom I've never seen drunk. It feels to me like they are trying to hard to maintain a perfect image.

p.s. Drunk girls are fun... they say the craziest things and they all think they can dance and sing well.

Not to get too off topic but what fun is there in getting drunk? Because I never seen the point of getting drunk to have fun really.

Jur. It's cool because all the cool kids are doing it.
DOH

bonus points for drinking underage.

Geting drunk is not fun. The fun part is all the stuff u do once u are drunk. I dont like drinking much but once in a while i dont care how much i drink.

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Never did follow the cool kids when I was in school.

Drunk people can do some funny things. But in my job I usually have to deal with the bad side of drinking, which is the fighting, alcohol poisoning, etc etc. So you can say drinking isn't very appealing to me, this is not to say I won't have a beer from time to time. But getting drunk is not something I am going to do after the stuff I have seen on the job. Don't get me wrong I am not condoning it as its up to the person to get drunk or not.

Well I believe that when you are drunk (not buzzed and not stumbling, but somewhere in between) the real you comes to the surface. At that point you forget about all the social pressure to be quiet and act normal and mannerly. You give yourself permission to do things you have always wanted to do, but wouldn't. It's like a cathartic experiment, where you allow your repressed side out in a safe environment, just to see what it would be like.

This is why quiet people are usually the loudest and craziest drunks, they are so repressed in their daily lives that they goes nuts when they finally have the opportunity. They seek out alcohol, because they need the wild release of emotions and escape from inhibitions. Basically they are not paying for the beer, they are paying for the experience of living life to the fullest for a few hours.

That being said, I suppose if you are not repressed at all in your life and you are wild, blunt, outgoing, overly-friendly, and reckless all the the time, being drunk won't be as fun.

I see. I can also see that as well from my experience with drunk people as I have seen the quiet become loud and extroverted.