Re: NEW YEARS EVE

Liquid · ‎31-12-2012

So what are your plans tonight? Anything special?

I'm actually staying in tonight:) I'm out most nights so I figured somthing different and I'd stay in sober:)

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Anonymous · ‎31-12-2012

I hate New years eve, it gives the excuse for non drinkers to get smashed and make absolute fools of themselves.

I have done my pubs till 5am and clubbing solid for 48 hours. Not interested in seeing people drink to excess and puking everywhere.

Staying in with a nice bottle of wine and meeting up for Lunch tomorrow with my oldest and dearest friends.

Anonymous · ‎31-12-2012

I will be going to my local club with my partner where we will see the new year in and then walk home which is only about 10 mins away.

I do Not go into my city centre anymore due to the fools who wanna shake your hand one minute and bite it off the next !

jonsie · ‎31-12-2012

So sorely tempted to go into Manchester city centre where they are holding what they hope to be the lagest gangum style dance into the new year....NOT!

No celebrations for me though this year, just a quiet drink and thoughtful reflections and fond memories.

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Toby · ‎31-12-2012

I'll be at a lovely establishment called O'Neils.

Have a wonderful new year everyone whatever you are doing

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darrengf · ‎31-12-2012

I will be shortly going round to my Best mates for a Few Beers and to chill after a days work. Ive lived in pubs, so Im not bothered about going out and getting squashed etc.

So round at friends with a beer and a bite to eat for me.

Happy new year to you all and heres to exciting 2013

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perksie · ‎31-12-2012

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sheepdog · ‎31-12-2012

Don't really see the point of drinking then staying up and suffering for the rest of the day. When you're about 18-21 its fun but soon goes downhill. I'd prefer to go to bed at the usual time.

Though a few years ago, it was great fun being in Edinburgh watching the fireworks then walking around the sticky layer of alcohol on Princes Street wishing everyone Happy New Year (Before they stopped general access and you had to get a wrist band entry thing).

perksie · ‎31-12-2012

@jonsie wrote:
No celebrations for me though this year, just a quiet drink and thoughtful reflections and fond memories.

Sounds good to me!

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ComaChameleon · ‎01-01-2013

I slept 'til 23:55. Never had such a boring new years eve... o_o

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