At What Age Do Guys And Women Get Sick Of Clubs/ Bars?

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Originally Posted by Zarathu [Dear Guest/Member you have to reply to see the link.click here to register]

Shouldn't your question mark be inside the quotations? That's right.

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No.
It shouldn't.

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Originally Posted by Gigabitch [Dear Guest/Member you have to reply to see the link.click here to register]

No.
It shouldn't.

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TOOL! l

I am going to paddle you.

I've never seen you be wrong about grammar before. I feel closer to you......

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Originally Posted by Aegis [Dear Guest/Member you have to reply to see the link.click here to register]

I side with Z on this, as that's how I've always been instructed to do it. I choose to ignore it however, as I find it ridiculous.

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You are wrong. Now go to the bar.

You're too drunk to go to the bar?

Is is symptomatic of some emotional dysfunction or a straightforward chemical addiction to the substance?

You're pretty young, right? It hasn't ruined your health yet? Clearly you're conscious of it as a problem, and it sounds like you want to stop drinking. I have some pretty strong opinions about that, so here's some admittedly unsolicited, yet heartfelt advice:

I suggest getting into therapy instead of AA. I believe that most treatment programs deal with drinking like it's the problem rather than the symptom of a more complicated problem. If you want the rest of your life to focus on the symptom, then by all means, consider AA. You can sit in a circle with a bunch of other self-righteous 12-steppers and have pissing contests about who was the bigger asshole when they drank.

Eeew.

OR you could identify and address wtf is going on that would make you think you were never gonna hook up- (what's that all about) and dissect the flawed logic that led you to conclude that drowning yourself in alcohol was any kind of solution.

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Originally Posted by Aegis [Dear Guest/Member you have to reply to see the link.click here to register]

I side with Z on this, as that's how I've always been instructed to do it. I choose to ignore it however, as I find it ridiculous.

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THIS MAN IS RIGHT!

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Originally Posted by Gigabitch

You are wrong.

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WRONG!

I applaud your decision to exercise your own will. Clearly, you have the mental capacity to fool yourself, but I don't think you sound like someone who's full of shit, so I am optimistic about the outcome.

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Originally Posted by Aegis [Dear Guest/Member you have to reply to see the link.click here to register]

Unfortunately, I'm of a stubborn mind and determined to reign in my drinking habits rather than abstain altogether, and this on my own.

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Starting when?

Aegis, speak to us of your drinking habits!

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Originally Posted by Aegis [Dear Guest/Member you have to reply to see the link.click here to register]

Starting when?

Please understand that you have, as yet, very little information regarding my drinking habits, but a fully-functioning imagination. I could give you a detailed account if you'd like, but answering a question about it here or there won't amount to any meaningful exchanges.

And yeah, I'm about 95% sure that question was rhetorical and more a remark than a comment. Still, the above applies.

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It was neither a remark nor a comment, but a question. Since you were the one who brought up your drinking issues, I thought you were wanting to be open about it. Sorry if my question made you uncomfortable.

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Originally Posted by Aegis [Dear Guest/Member you have to reply to see the link.click here to register]

My biggest gripe about alcohol-abuse is that people only seem to see in 2 colors when assessing a situation...either the person is okay, or THEY NEED HELP WHETHER THEY THINK SO OR NOT! I feel I'm in some sort of gray area between these.

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:mad: Was this directed at me? Did you not read what I just posted? Please tell me you didn't post this for me.....