"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…"
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Turning 21
Started this discussion. Last reply by Stephen Lindenmayer Mar 24. 16 Replies 0 Likes
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…Continue
A Career Decision: history teacher vs. going into business
Started this discussion. Last reply by Ron Knapper Aug 26, 2012. 9 Replies 0 Likes
I have a dilemma. I'm trying to decide what I want to do as far as a career. On one hand I want to be a history teacher, on the other, I want to go into business. Two things are influencing my…Continue
Conflicting style interest
Started this discussion. Last reply by Brian S Aug 11, 2012. 5 Replies 0 Likes
I was wondering if you all could help me with a little sartorial dilemma I am having. I'm attracted to what I believe are two conflicting "styles" of dress. On one side, I am a student of the school…Continue
"Getting in" to sports
Started this discussion. Last reply by Edwin L. Aug 31, 2012. 6 Replies 0 Likes
I was never a big sports guy, but recently I've noticed that I really enjoy watching sports and now I relish every opportunity to play baseball with my little siblings or a game of pick up at the…Continue
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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…"
The Dutch Dastard replied to Walt Morgan's discussion Turning 21"Watch this. It makes sense. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-uj6a3lG4no ;"
David F. replied to Walt Morgan's discussion Turning 21"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? "
"Don't let all your friends take you to a shot bar and let each one of them buy you a shot. You won't make it long into the night."
David F. replied to Walt Morgan's discussion Turning 21"Great post comment!
I would add drink 1 water for every drink. In the case of low acholol drinks you can to to 1 water every 2.
The water will do two things, 1 hydrate you and help you meter yourself, 2 keep you away from hangovers.
Shooters…"
The Dutch Dastard replied to Walt Morgan's discussion Turning 21"I'll go with Shane on a lot of things, but I'll add and disagree on some
Drinking:
"Don't sit" is very important. I once felt fine and passed out on standing up.
Don't start pissing until you really really…"
Nick H replied to Walt Morgan's discussion Turning 21"As for where to stand. Every bartender I know has told me this one. Don't stand at the spot where the servers come to the bar. It usually has two metals rails and maybe a rubber mat for trays on it. Or is the part where the door to the bar it.…"
Nick H replied to Walt Morgan's discussion Turning 21"One more thing. When I think back to my youth. If I could blame any trouble I've ever got into while drinking I can think of only one common thing.
Tequila. Honestly, the dumbest things I've ever done all relate to that spirit. Go easy on…"
Nick H replied to Walt Morgan's discussion Turning 21"Go slow. I don't know how many times when I was younger I had that awful moment in a bar when I realized I should have stopped two or three drinks ago. If you are like me and feel the need to have something in your hand all night then alternate…"
Shahan replied to Walt Morgan's discussion Turning 21"Be wary of anything that doesn't look 'right' and don't take drinks from strangers. And check out a bar's history first. And if you're drinking overseas, this is even more important.
My brother was in China and…"
Chu Kim replied to Walt Morgan's discussion Turning 21"My advice would be to not drink or smoke. I do neither, and it may be better for your health as the years roll by.
You are young, and have time, but try your best at achieving worthy goals in life sooner rather than later. Don't be lazy. Time…"
Dan Bonello replied to Walt Morgan's discussion Turning 21"Another thing..Don't drink ANYTHING through a straw...that is NOT manly!
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Dan Bonello replied to Walt Morgan's discussion Turning 21"Don't over do it. Drink a glass of water for every two hard drinks or every four beers. It will keep you hydrated and more sober. Don't get sloppy drunk just maintain a slight buzz that will make you less inhibited but not stupid. Women do…"
Walt Morgan posted a discussionTurning 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.
Justin Spring replied to Walt Morgan's discussion Starting My Own Clothing Brand"Get a business degree with a solid GPA and go work for a major retailer for 5 years. I have a lot of friends who work for The Limited Brands (Victoria's Secret, Limited, etc.) and Abercrombie & Fitch. At both of these large retailers, the…"
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