Sometimes it’s hard when opposites attract in relationships. You like to go out and drink and have fun and your partner isn’t into that. It might not even be opposites, it might be that your partner is working or that they’re sick or even that they’ve grown out of their clubbing phase and you’re still in the midst of it.
Nightclubs are full of the evil temptations of the world, from getting drunk, drug use, acting violent, being an egotistical knob, and the big one, trying to get laid by a stranger. Though our better judgment tells us not to fool around if you’re already in a relationship and that we should just say no in the beautiful face of temptation, it’s often not that simple.
A diagnosis with coeliac disease will mark the end of enjoying food as you know it, but it will not mark the end of your alcoholism. Hell no.
For those who have stumbled across this article and are yet to figure out what gluten is, it is a little evil protein that is in absolutely everything (that has wheat, barley, rye, oats or grains).
Yet another inaugural fail in our series of articles focusing of the alcohol induced stupidity that happens on any good night out on the town. If you want to submit a video, post in on YouTube (as you do) and send the link to matt(at)barsandnightclubs.com.au. Enjoy!
Women fought for gender equality for many years, and all in all I think men are pretty good at treating women like equals these days (compared to life before the 1960s anyway). But there’s one place where women are still seen as “different” from them, and that’s at nightclubs.
Let’s face it, we’ve all been the new 18-year-old going clubbing for the first time. It’s exciting, adventurous and fun. But for those older, we see it as fresh meat stepping on our territory. The younger generation of clubbers tend to dress sluttier, have higher heels, bigger hair and be drunker than your 40-year-old sleazy uncle at family gatherings.
Specifically, older brothers and younger sisters. Bro-bro and sis-sis combinations are usually killer at clubs because they are the best wingmen ever, but this is not the case for bro-sis club outings. Even after dark with alcohol, older brothers are still power trippers and think they know the best about everything and, I suppose, from their perspective, younger sisters are still annoying (sometimes).
When I go clubbing, I don’t like to be rude to the guys that make moves on me, mainly because I care about feelings. But sometimes there’s no other option to the guy who has grabbed onto your arm while you’re walking past. Or the one who comes up behind you when you’re dancing and puts his hand around your waist and won’t let go.
So, the first thing you want to do when you’re out for a girls night is have fun. In that case, planning the night makes it run much smoother. Finding out where to start the night and how to end it can be difficult, but a little preparation can stop you from ending your night on the roof of a hotel (just like in The Hangover!).
Yet another inaugural fail in our series of articles focusing of the alcohol induced stupidity that happens on any good night out on the town. If you want to submit a video, post in on YouTube (as you do) and send the link to matt(at)barsandnightclubs.com.au. Enjoy!