Oh, Jesus Christ almighty. Do NOT remind me of either situation.azncutthroat said:
Warthog = friend with RL blowing us up :|
GTA IV drunk driving = Lost more health being hit by cars than driving one......
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Warthog = friend with RL blowing us up :|
GTA IV drunk driving = Lost more health being hit by cars than driving one......
I too refused to go to my prom because I absolutely despised all the right-wing, xenophobic, borderline militantly religious people that I was in the same class as (p.s., I also skipped my actual graduation).
Anyway, I would suggest doing ******* and ******* and **************************************************** with whipped cream on top.
Anyway, I would suggest doing ******* and ******* and **************************************************** with whipped cream on top.
I'll bet you right now, someone is bound to say "Chief Master" with a straight face (bet you can't do it now; I know I can't).Master_Spartan117666 said:
Umm... I don't know?Yurimistress said:What kind of liquor were you planning on for the shots (proof%) and how many stages do you think it'll take before keeping a tally of shots taken goes right out the window (and possibly thrown right onto the carpet).azncutthroat said:Yeah, I was thinking about hooking up 3 360s and TVs, then seeing who can last the longest.Yurimistress said:
I just had the idea, really. I didn't actually, godforbid, think it all the way through.
Hey don't forget to add the tux rental fees to that list. It should push that limit clear over $1000.azncutthroat said:
Some other ideas could be:
Nerf-gun fights
Active card-games
kick the can (only if you can get 8 or more people)
But for god's sake whatever you do, don't shots to Halo 1 on legendary. They'll find your alcohol-drowned corpses in the morning.
Prom is kinda overrated, I barely even remember my Prom.
I remember being bussed-out to the prom site, I remember the in-bus movie (Good Burger), but I don't remember Prom itself. The After-Prom, however, was epic. My guess is since it was so awesome, it pushed the memory of Prom out.
I remember being bussed-out to the prom site, I remember the in-bus movie (Good Burger), but I don't remember Prom itself. The After-Prom, however, was epic. My guess is since it was so awesome, it pushed the memory of Prom out.
Spend the $180 on booze for the after party.
I had my Yr12 ball (it's the same as the prom I think) last week and I have one thing to say about it; it was the biggest waste of time and money I have ever had to go to.
It was so expensive, the band was rubbish etc. It was boring in general. Afters was the only good bit of the night.
I had my Yr12 ball (it's the same as the prom I think) last week and I have one thing to say about it; it was the biggest waste of time and money I have ever had to go to.
It was so expensive, the band was rubbish etc. It was boring in general. Afters was the only good bit of the night.
Your party ideas are really tame. Of course, I don't do any stereotypical illegal teenage stuff either. I spent New Years playing board games and Halo with my friends =)
I liked my prom and my afterprom - having someone to go with helps.
The way I figure it, if you're in a crowd of people more than 10, it's pretty much your own fault if you get bored. I mean, you could get acquainted with somebody new, or refine your dancing, hold a conversation with friends. It's not hard to keep yourself entertained unless you're really dedicated to not having fun, in my opinion.
That said, laser tag is good any day of the week.
The way I figure it, if you're in a crowd of people more than 10, it's pretty much your own fault if you get bored. I mean, you could get acquainted with somebody new, or refine your dancing, hold a conversation with friends. It's not hard to keep yourself entertained unless you're really dedicated to not having fun, in my opinion.
That said, laser tag is good any day of the week.
I'm saving the best stuff for college.Et3rnalLegend64 said:
On Halloween, get 1 or 2 dozen Spartan Helmets and play naked Oddball/King of the Hill.
I had a blast at my senior prom, so I really don't get your angle here. In all likelyhood, you are going to have fun if you go to prom.....so just bite the proverbial bullet and go.
Even in college I still don't bother with that stuff. Too much of a goody person. My other friends may indulge a bit, but never with me.azncutthroat said:
Have fun running around naked though. Don't get caught by some old lady or something.
Well obviously if you hired the stripper then you've got that covered.Crazygit said:Girls?ethaninja said:What Kelbar said. Thats really the only way to go these days
Prom? Didn't go. No one there I wanted to see. My friends either thought the prom was stupid, or didn't graduate, or otherwise weren't available. And my prom had some extra "but it's tradition" bolted-on retardation where everyone marched slowly around the auditorium for half an hour so everyone else could get a good look at your tux/dress. Like being in line at the DMV, only your clothes are more expensive. Stupid traditions, showing off, and having to act just so for the school's overlords. Most of the things I hated about school, distilled into 30 minutes of pure suck.
So, to summarize: Didn't go. No regrets. Still none over a decade later.
But the fact is, the posts in this thread - mine included - mostly boil down to a few basic archetypes.
1) "I did what I wanted to and liked it. You should do what I did."
2) "I wanted to do this but someone made me do that. You shouldn't do what I had to."
3) "Do something that'll probably get you killed, LOL internet advice."
4) The (rare) inversion of 1 or 2.
My advice? Ignore our advice. Do what you want to do, don't leave a body count or insurance claim, and let everyone else go rot. You might regret it, but probably won't. And if you do regret it, well, that's nothing. Welcome to the human race.
So, to summarize: Didn't go. No regrets. Still none over a decade later.
But the fact is, the posts in this thread - mine included - mostly boil down to a few basic archetypes.
1) "I did what I wanted to and liked it. You should do what I did."
2) "I wanted to do this but someone made me do that. You shouldn't do what I had to."
3) "Do something that'll probably get you killed, LOL internet advice."
4) The (rare) inversion of 1 or 2.
My advice? Ignore our advice. Do what you want to do, don't leave a body count or insurance claim, and let everyone else go rot. You might regret it, but probably won't. And if you do regret it, well, that's nothing. Welcome to the human race.