With the Easter long weekend only a few days away, there will soon be a lot of partying going on and plenty of drinks going down. It’s
times like this when it’s good to know your limits because a few drinks can quickly turn into a few too many and before you know it you’re running towards the bar with your arms in the air screaming SHOTS!!!
I recently wrote an article about the tacky birthday invitations you get from nightclubs trying to get you to head over there to celebrate your birthday just so they can make money from you (a business trying to woo potential clients to make money, who would have thought!).
Ah, the aftermath of a hook up. Whether it was just making out at the club or a one night stand, it’s all good fun. But you know what’s not always good fun? Communicating with said hook up, especially if it’s long after you’ve left the club.
We’ve all seen party buses full of peeps partying in a huge moving vehicle and having the time of their lives while we look on in envy. (Well, I have anyway). Have you ever wanted to organise one for you and your friends to to enjoy a night out on the town? I mean night out on the town quite literately as you’ll be going from club to club all night.
One of the many burdens parents have is when they have to explain the more adult side of life to children. Though this article may probably be more relevant to older clubbers with children, perhaps you have a younger sibling who’s still in primary school and whose age is in the single digits.
We all upload and share photos from our mobiles of our crazy nights out clubbing on Facebook and Instagram to show off how hard we party to everyone. Now the peeps at Muroapp.com have made this even easier by creating the awesome app that is Muro!
From personal experience, I know that there is nothing worse then when you’re enjoying yourself at a venue and there are sleazy, greasy men hovering around you like you’re a piece of freshly cooked bacon.
Engaging in a solid drinking sesh during the day and then attempting to go out clubbing afterwards is not easy. If you think it is then you are A) a male for whom making the transition from day to evening only requires taking off your hat and
If you live in Melbourne and drive a car then you probably have a great disdain for the public transport system and endeavour to avoid it AT ALL COSTS. Fair enough, it’s common sense not to want your
Lesson number one: THERE ARE NO ‘BAD KISSERS.’ Before you may travel the enlightened path of hooking up you must first learn and accept this noble truth. Someone once told me, “there are no bad kissers, only incompatible ones.”