<p>Someone had to do it. Seriously, guys, instead of crashing in on the teetotalers, feel free to join this (ironically unpopular - so far) thread. I have no problem with anyone choosing not to drink/party, but I personally can't get enough of it, so make mine a Cuba Libre.</p>
<p>ps - for the admins - drink responsibly, don't be a prat. Or if you must be, make sure you won't remember it.</p>
<p>Party on dudes,
Jo</p>
<p>Well, I’m straightedge so I don’t actually drink. But I love parties! Haha I just find someone to drink for me during the games.</p>
<p>love them… although right now there aren’t any and I’m cutting anyway, so I can’t drink.</p>
<p>Respect on the straightedge thing - I went teetotal for six months, and then my doctor told me that’s a sign of alcoholism, so I gave up. I always find parties desparately boring when sober, but maybe that’s just me :D</p>
<p>No. Nobody else likes to party.</p>
<p>I thought not. I must be a freak :D.</p>
<p>I do like the irony that no-one on here has said “yes” yet.</p>
<p>Duh,duh, duh, uhm, i gues i du dude. like party on moron. huh, huh</p>
<p>Yeah, like totally, dude.</p>
<p>Seriously, though, it seems that the answer to my original question is “no”. Either that, or everyone else has better stuff to be doing :D</p>
<p>Hell Yeah! </p>
<p>Sex, drugs, and alcohol have been an integral part of my college experience thus far and I don’t intend to change that one bit.</p>
<p>Although I do have to keep the partying restricted to Thurs-Sun…</p>
<p>I sure do. </p>
<p>Last Friday, I went to Joanne Fabrics and bought yarn to knit with, but I was feeling a little wild and bought the lime green colored yarn. Then, I went home knitted cozies for all of my kitchen appliances while humming Davy Jones songs at a low, comfortable pitch. </p>
<p>Crazy times.</p>
<p>Glad to hear it, Bojangles. I’ve always preferred doing alternating nights through the week, mostly because of the hangovers.</p>
<p>Oh, and massive respect for managing to party hard at Georgia Tech.</p>
<p>Plattsbugh - good to hear that the rave lifstyle lives on.</p>
<p>Sorry to butt in, but what do kids define today as “Do you party?”</p>
<p>30 years ago, when I went to college, I naively thought it meant that you like to have a beer or two with friends.</p>
<p>Much to my surprise, and dismay, I might add, it meant, “Do you smoke pot?”</p>
<p>Made for a bad roommate relationship.</p>
<p>So, in today’s nomenclature among college age kids, what does the phrase,
“Do you like to party” mean?</p>
<p>Well, I’m British, and so probably not the best source on college culture. Here, however, it doesn’t carry that connotation (for instance, this thread wasn’t intended to make that suggestion). I can imagine, though, that there’d be a correlation between those who “like to party” and those who smoke pot - a bit like how, on any “roommate selection” form, I’d say that I play loud music: even though I don’t, I’d rather be around people who wouldn’t mind it. I’m very interested to hear what other people say, though - maybe it’s different in the US.</p>
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<p>Mind me asking how that is ironic? It’s not as if this is the “party forum”.</p>
<p>I don’t mind the party atmosphere, though I’m not one for binge drinking or most drinking games. So I suppose I’m a yes and a no.</p>
<p>well i’ll be one of the 1st to admit it: i LOVE to.</p>
<p>Haha so pretty much I am of the opinion that the “other” thread should just go away forever. There are about a zillion different definitions of partying…partying doesn’t have to mean wild sex, drunken exploits, doing everything you will regret later, and getting the worst hangovers ever. Although I like a few of those things too. To me, partying means going out, being social, liking to dance or playing games with a large group, trying new things etc. So do I like partying? Heck yeah! </p>
<p>I’m guessing most of the partiers out there in existence are not posting on CC, a website that showcases anti-social tendencies of people among other things.</p>
<p>Yeah, I do. I’m not really into huge frat parties or anything, but I do enjoy clubs/smaller, lowkey type of things. I usually don’t get trashed, just a bit buzzed (girly drink of choice= Smirnoff, green apple haha). But anyway, yes, I do enjoy parties. And partying doesn’t equate to drinking. You can just be hanging out with friends, doing something you enjoy.</p>
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<p>In my experience, pot doesn’t really correlate with “partying”. I mean, people might be doing it at a party, but it’s not the main objective. But at all of the larger, wilder parties I’ve gone too, there have been a few kids doing anything from pot to snorting coke. I tend to stay away from these types of parties though. </p>
<p>Partying is usually a group of people somewhere, in a house, a small room/apartment, or a club, who are talking, drinking, playing beer pong or w/e alcoholic game of choice, listening to music, dancing, etc. But there are honestly a thousand ways to “party”, so there’s no real definition. But these are a few of the types I’ve been to.</p>
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<p>Yep, if one thinks they’re so “cool” and they look down on others here for beings nerds, they are not as cool as they think they are for just being here.</p>