<p>You'll go through periodic cycles with exponential decay until you reach the steady state, and your attractive fixed point is gonna be the sleeping part. :)</p>
<p>lol yea Irish coffee. When I was at the airport in the Dominican Republic, everything had liquor in it. My friend bought coffee and got drunk. </p>
<p>They have coffee liquor too. And chocolate, yum. I like Bailey's</p>
<p>Wow, the allure of beer and women, what more do you need? Though honestly, I'll be squeaky clean...sort of.</p>
<p>While I don't look down upon those who do, I don't drink. It's just not my idea of fun. I expect there will be plenty of people who will welcome the chance to get wasted and plenty who who will pass. I'll be partying with the second group.</p>
<p>Yay for df14 and any other non-drinkers! You're welcome in AK! proly just as welcome as you'd be in Princeton tho.. whateva! Welcome to my world!</p>
<p>I'm not a big fan of drinking either. The last time I drank I felt like crap the whole next day, so I decided that I can't drink again unless I have nothing to do for several days. Which is really never.</p>
<p>Wow, this is actually really comforting to know that there are a lot of people here who don't drink. Seriously, that was my number one concern about Princeton. Now i'm so happy :)</p>
<p>Its probably not a good test of a school environment to poll ccers on whether or not they drink, since this is a rather select portion of the student body... ;)
Translation: most ccers don't drink anyway.</p>
<p>true, true... but as long as i know that there will be others at princeton who don't drink, no matter how few, i'll be fine ;)</p>
<p>Drinking in itself, I think, isn't a problem in a social situation. I believe it becomes a problem when it IS the social situation.</p>
<p>The drinking would be unnecessary if all the girls and guys were outgoing and unconservative. But since a lot of kids are restricted by inhibitions, drinking at a relatively safe level becomes more logical rather than ruling it out altogether.</p>
<p>Yes...but sad that so many people depend on alcohol to be social.</p>
<p>I love drinking!!! white wine and BEER ONLY!!!</p>
<p>omg i'm gonna be so cool at t3h princt0n campus, and have all these hot chicks around me all the time</p>
<p>/end day dreaming</p>
<p>The wine idea doesn't sound too bad. I shared a bottle with my friends when we had pasta one night, and it definitely soothed the mood quite a bit. Wine seems to be the choice of intellectuals, so I definitely expect to see some of that being passed around the Princeton social scene.</p>
<p>I Quote:</p>
<p>"Its probably not a good test of a school environment to poll ccers on whether or not they drink, since this is a rather select portion of the student body...
Translation: most ccers don't drink anyway."</p>
<p>Well most people here shouldn't be drinking legally :) unless ur in Germany</p>
<p>or mexico or canada... oh wait.. is it illegal there? it seems that no one cares though... same goes for here i suppose</p>
<p>yeah lol it's not like the law has stopped 95% of american kids from drinking... and the kids who don't drink are sober because they want to be, not because they can't access alcohol.</p>
<p>^ agreed. maybe we should make the law less lenient so less people try it for the thrill of doing something illegal. example: holland's legalization of pot and the resultant decrease in drug related deaths (i think)</p>
<p>also see: holland's legalization of prostitution, abortion, iPods and giraffes. led to significantly less prostitution, abortions, and giraffes. iPods remain on the rise still. </p>
<p>BTW, what kind of people exactly ARE CCers? I haven't been on this forum long enough to find out...</p>
<p>Overachievers. Every single damn one of us. We pretend we're cool, but we're all nerds at heart ;)</p>