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Turning 21
I'm turning 21 soon, and I would love to hear any advice you all have to share. Mainly, I would like some advice on how to NOT look like a ”newbie” at bars and such. However, any advice you have for drinking in general would be greatly welcomed.
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Permalink Reply by David F. on -
Also don't drink anything that someone hands you and says just drink it.
If they can't tell you want it is or what is in it then how can you learn?
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Permalink Reply by The Dutch Dastard on -
Watch this. It makes sense. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-uj6a3lG4no
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Permalink Reply by Nate Thallas on
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For starters, in order to not look like a "newbie", dont sit and slam down as much hooch as possible, as quickly as possible. Order something you enjoy, or think you will enjoy, and sit and enjoy it, the environment around you, and the conversation of good friends. Personally, i prefer cigar bars, as the conversation and atmosphere are stimulating, the drinks are usually less girlie and more enjoyable, and you are less likely to make an ass of yourself in such a genteel setting. Second, advice for drinking buddies: if you can find one, go out drinking with a paramedic or nurse. Ifyou know you're going to get trashed, have them put in an IV with a saline lock, and hook up a bag of saline before you go to bed. Best hangover cure ever invented. And remember: Professional piercers or tattoo artists are NOT safe drinking companions. Take it from one who knows.
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Permalink Reply by Stephen Lindenmayer on -
The biggest thing is to find a place where there is plenty of people your own age. Get used to going out. Have fun and know your limits. Tipping will get you your drinks faster. Girls will get you to buy them a drink then take it to their b/f's. Just have fun and be safe.
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