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Dirty Stories From nightclubs

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    #272
    Computer Sci
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    prinz wrote: »
    To some extent I agree, and while I have laughed at most of the stories on this thread there is still that uneasy feeling that if the same behaviour was exhibited by animals you'd be sickened. Some people behave worse than animals... and I haven't been in a niteclub in this country in about 3 or so years because of it.

    On the other hand I love a good pint, or the occassional feed of pints, I'm not promiscuous, don't do other drugs, and I've never been in trouble with AGS or gone to A&E with a drink related injury.

    Absolutely, there is nothing wrong with a person enjoying a few drinks after a week in work. I was more or less referring to the culture of binge drinking – celebrated in many areas – which results in crime, violence, intimidation of locals, std’s, unexpected pregnancy etc.

    By no means would I include the majority of people who socialise in their local pub on a Friday or Saturday night with friends or family. The culture emenating from the disco, and it’s effect on our society and cities and towns in particular is a different case and is getting worse year by year it seems.


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    #273
    Vicxas
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    I remember being in a club in drogheda and it was horrible and sweaty, I remember going into the mens room and seeing some guy taking a massive dump in the middle of the floor and his mates cheering him on.... fecking drawda people


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    #274
    MIRMIR82
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    Computer Sci wrote: »
    Absolutely, there is nothing wrong with a person enjoying a few drinks after a week in work. I was more or less referring to the culture of binge drinking – celebrated in many areas – which results in crime, violence, intimidation of locals, std’s, unexpected pregnancy etc.

    By no means would I include the majority of people who socialise in their local pub on a Friday or Saturday night with friends or family. The culture emenating from the disco, and it’s effect on our society and cities and towns in particular is a different case and is getting worse year by year it seems.

    i think you should go out this weekend and get locked and let your hair down tbh:)


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    #275
    minidazzler
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    Computer Sci wrote: »
    Absolutely, there is nothing wrong with a person enjoying a few drinks after a week in work. I was more or less referring to the culture of binge drinking – celebrated in many areas – which results in crime, violence, intimidation of locals, std’s, unexpected pregnancy etc.

    By no means would I include the majority of people who socialise in their local pub on a Friday or Saturday night with friends or family. The culture emenating from the disco, and it’s effect on our society and cities and towns in particular is a different case and is getting worse year by year it seems.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=70GmGvvYxN4


    You could use some Caribou Lou.


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    #276
    Lockstep
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    http://forum.cheatengine.org/files/what_the_****_am_i_reading_copy_142_166.jpg


    Never seen anything too bad in a club but I did see one post on Boards where a dude was outside the club and some lad had passed out on the street. One dude came over and did an almighty crap on the guys head.
    There was a picture and everything. it was fairly vile.


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    #277
    Computer Sci
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    MIRMIR82 wrote: »
    i think you should go out this weekend and get locked and let your hair down tbh:)

    Well I don’t see a need to. I think it is worth pointing out though, the drinking and clubbing culture in this country and the effects it has on our society. It is a pity that we cannot have a more civilised approach to socialising when it comes to younger people such as what one would find on the continent in France, Germany, Spain, Switzerland etc. where drink is enjoyed in moderation and the general culture of vulgarity and thuggery which prevails in modern Ireland at night is absent.

    I think we need a culture change away from our current route in this country. It is no trivial matter as our city and town centres are been destroyed at weekends in every sense by the culture of binge drinking and nightclubbing.


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    #278
    GoldFour4
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    Computer Sci wrote: »
    Well I don’t see a need to. I think it is worth pointing out though, the drinking and clubbing culture in this country and the effects it has on our society. It is a pity that we cannot have a more civilised approach to socialising when it comes to younger people such as what one would find on the continent in France, Germany, Spain, Switzerland etc. where drink is enjoyed in moderation and the general culture of vulgarity and thuggery which prevails in modern Ireland at night is absent.

    I think we need a culture change away from our current route in this country. It is no trivial matter as our city and town centres are been destroyed at weekends in every sense by the culture of binge drinking and nightclubbing.

    meh


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    #279
    Where To
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    #280
    thisguy
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    malachyscott wrote: »
    meh

    I concur


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    #281
    minidazzler
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    Computer Sci wrote: »
    Well I don’t see a need to. I think it is worth pointing out though, the drinking and clubbing culture in this country and the effects it has on our society. It is a pity that we cannot have a more civilised approach to socialising when it comes to younger people such as what one would find on the continent in France, Germany, Spain, Switzerland etc. where drink is enjoyed in moderation and the general culture of vulgarity and thuggery which prevails in modern Ireland at night is absent.

    I think we need a culture change away from our current route in this country. It is no trivial matter as our city and town centres are been destroyed at weekends in every sense by the culture of binge drinking and nightclubbing.

    You have never been clubbing in these places? The Germans are fcuking nuts. The craziest people I have heard of though are the Icelandic, apparently the best place in Europe to go on the piss, at least according to Quentin Tarantino.


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    #282
    chickenbutt
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    Computer Sci wrote: »
    Well I don’t see a need to. I think it is worth pointing out though, the drinking and clubbing culture in this country and the effects it has on our society. It is a pity that we cannot have a more civilised approach to socialising when it comes to younger people such as what one would find on the continent in France, Germany, Spain, Switzerland etc. where drink is enjoyed in moderation and the general culture of vulgarity and thuggery which prevails in modern Ireland at night is absent.

    I think we need a culture change away from our current route in this country. It is no trivial matter as our city and town centres are been destroyed at weekends in every sense by the culture of binge drinking and nightclubbing.


    HA! I have lived in Germany and I can guarantee you that Germans, French, Spaniards, the Swiss, and everyone in between get up to just as many crazy antics as the Irish. No need to think Ireland isn't civilised. Young people are going to get drunk and do stupid things everywhere in the world.


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    #283
    Richard Dower
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    Sick twisted people on here....no morals, no shame, no humility, no brain, no excuse.


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    #284
    prinz
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    chickenbutt wrote: »
    HA! I have lived in Germany and I can guarantee you that Germans, French, Spaniards, the Swiss, and everyone in between get up to just as many crazy antics as the Irish.

    Sorry but the public drunkeness in most pubs/niteclubs is not accepted nearly to the same extent as it is here. That's experience of living and playing hard in Germany and France.


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    #285
    Ledger
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    Computer Sci wrote: »
    Well I don’t see a need to. I think it is worth pointing out though, the drinking and clubbing culture in this country and the effects it has on our society. It is a pity that we cannot have a more civilised approach to socialising when it comes to younger people such as what one would find on the continent in France, Germany, Spain, Switzerland etc. where drink is enjoyed in moderation and the general culture of vulgarity and thuggery which prevails in modern Ireland at night is absent.

    I think we need a culture change away from our current route in this country. It is no trivial matter as our city and town centres are been destroyed at weekends in every sense by the culture of binge drinking and nightclubbing.

    You're entitled to your opinion, no matter how wrong or off topic it is…


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    #286
    chickenbutt
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    prinz wrote: »
    Sorry but the public drunkeness in most pubs/niteclubs is not accepted nearly to the same extent as it is here. That's experience of living and playing hard in Germany and France.

    I disagree, but perhaps we went to different drinking establishments and house parties :) I haven't partied as hard as I did when living there.


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    #287
    Monty Burnz
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    Actually it's true - I spent many nights getting boozed up and whatever, but it was only when I started to drive on nights out and had to stay off the booze that I realise how fckuked up Irish towns and cities are on Friday and Saturday nights. It's like a zoo, and not in a good way.

    In Southern Europe, if you are noticeably drunk, you've fairly disgraced yourself. In Ireland and the UK in particular, if you're not drunk, then you are some sort of weirdo. It's really not healthy.

    /back to disgusting stories


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    #288
    minidazzler
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    Monty Burnz wrote: »
    Actually it's true - I spent many nights getting boozed up and whatever, but it was only when I started to drive on nights out and had to stay off the booze that I realise how fckuked up Irish towns and cities are on Friday and Saturday nights. It's like a zoo, and not in a good way.

    In Southern Europe, if you are noticeably drunk, you've fairly disgraced yourself. In Ireland and the UK in particular, if you're not drunk, then you are some sort of weirdo. It's really not healthy.

    /back to disgusting stories

    In fairness though, it is really weird when a sober guy tries to pick up a really drunk girl.


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    #289
    zynaps
    Registered Users Posts: 1,529 ✭✭✭zynaps


    Computer Sci wrote: »
    Well I don’t see a need to. I think it is worth pointing out though, the drinking and clubbing culture in this country and the effects it has on our society. It is a pity that we cannot have a more civilised approach to socialising when it comes to younger people such as what one would find on the continent in France, Germany, Spain, Switzerland etc. where drink is enjoyed in moderation and the general culture of vulgarity and thuggery which prevails in modern Ireland at night is absent.

    I think we need a culture change away from our current route in this country. It is no trivial matter as our city and town centres are been destroyed at weekends in every sense by the culture of binge drinking and nightclubbing.
    No need to labour the point - I'm sure a lot of people agree, to some degree. It is a bit sad when you're talking with friends on the phone or whatnot, and someone suggests that we should "do something", and nobody has any ideas other than going to the pub. ;)

    That seems to be a notable difference from a lot of other societies, where people regularly go bowling, play golf, fishing etc, with the pub as an occasional option rather than the default plan as is so frequent here.

    [edit]
    On the subject of Irish drinking culture vs the rest of Europe, the only place I've found to be similar in terms of drunken excess (except England, of course) was Warsaw, back in 2003. But then, when you can pick up TWO bottles of champagne... CHAMPAGNE... in a petrol station for two euro, how could you not?? :pac:


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    #290
    Knex*
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    Aodan83 wrote: »
    Probably Mangans. Place is full of scummers like.

    Cubins is fupping worse at this stage!

    Disclaimer: I am not admitting to ever having been in Mangans :D


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    #291
    flas
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    Monty Burnz wrote: »
    Actually it's true - I spent many nights getting boozed up and whatever, but it was only when I started to drive on nights out and had to stay off the booze that I realise how fckuked up Irish towns and cities are on Friday and Saturday nights. It's like a zoo, and not in a good way.

    In Southern Europe, if you are noticeably drunk, you've fairly disgraced yourself. In Ireland and the UK in particular, if you're not drunk, then you are some sort of weirdo. It's really not healthy.

    /back to disgusting stories

    to be fair in southern europe your not thrown out on the street at half 2 on a night out and treated like a child with regards the handling of alcohol, you can go out at 11, get some food and go have a few beers in a pub at a leisurely pace for 4 or 5 hours before going anywhere near a nightclub if you want, in ireland its as if with the licencing laws adults are being told go home and go to bed, its getting late when on a night out, this is the big problem in this country, having a time limit on something like this is only going to cause problems!


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    #292
    WallyGUFC
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    Look lads get back to the dirty stories please. Once the birds are willing to get their tits and fannies out for ya what's there to complain about?


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    #293
    Knex*
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    flas wrote: »
    to be fair in southern europe your not thrown out on the street at half 2 on a night out and treated like a child with regards the handling of alcohol, you can go out at 11, get some food and go have a few beers in a pub at a leisurely pace for 4 or 5 hours before going anywhere near a nightclub if you want, in ireland its as if with the licencing laws adults are being told go home and go to bed, its getting late when on a night out, this is the big problem in this country, having a time limit on something like this is only going to cause problems!

    Never actually thought of it like that but to be fair I think thats a very valid point. Even just thinking of my experiences abroad and so on it makes sense!


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    #294
    Monty Burnz
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    flas wrote: »
    to be fair in southern europe your not thrown out on the street at half 2 on a night out and treated like a child with regards the handling of alcohol, you can go out at 11, get some food and go have a few beers in a pub at a leisurely pace for 4 or 5 hours before going anywhere near a nightclub if you want, in ireland its as if with the licencing laws adults are being told go home and go to bed, its getting late when on a night out, this is the big problem in this country, having a time limit on something like this is only going to cause problems!
    Well, they have played with the laws several times here and elsewhere and it made no odds really. The real problem seems to be the idea that it's fun and normal to have dozen drinks and spend the night falling around the place.


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    #295
    Aoifey!
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    Chris P. Bacon wrote: »
    Where did that happen?,i might go in for a bottle over the weekend :)
    Masons ;)


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    #296
    flas
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    Monty Burnz wrote: »
    Well, they have played with the laws several times here and elsewhere and it made no odds really. The real problem seems to be the idea that it's fun and normal to have dozen drinks and spend the night falling around the place.

    dont remember them doing away with closing times at all? well not in the last 15-20 years? i know ya can still get a drink after hours but well thats illegal and big fines for the publican if caught!

    think now, after most publicans after doing up nice smoking areas and the likes it could work here, a night out say instead of what we have now which is people going out at say half 9, and drinking as much as they can by 2 then all arriving out on streets at same time! with a bit of thought and changing the licencing times the scens of people falling around the place and fighting over taxis would be few and far between. sure, for the first few weekends some people would still act like fools and try to drink as much as they could all night but after a little while they would start to see there is no rush and drink within their own timescale! just my opinion though!


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    #297
    Capt'n Midnight
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    careca11 wrote: »
    in prague a night called hot peppers , got taking to a germany bird , she blew me while I ordered our drinks,
    she then took me across the dance floor , stripped naked and ask me to hump her on the sofa
    , a couple of other women who seen her also stripped naked , almost turned into a full blown orgy
    prague is such a great city one of my fav's
    are you sure it wasn't Big Sister ?
    Big Sister is a brothel and associated voyeuristic pay site, located in Prague, Czech Republic. It is the only brothel where customers can use the women's services for free, subsidized by paying Internet viewers; live video and audio streams and archived videos of the activity in the brothel are available on the website for a fee.


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    #298
    charlemont
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    WallyGUFC wrote: »
    Look lads get back to the dirty stories please. Once the birds are willing to get their tits and fannies out for ya what's there to complain about?

    Im happy to oblige, Have a look at this photo, Its from Parnell St Clonmel

    He took a dump and got sick in one go, Dirty fúck..


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    #299
    Voodoomelon
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    A sight to behold!


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    spider guardian
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    charlemont wrote: »
    Im happy to oblige, Have a look at this photo, Its from Parnell St Clonmel

    He took a dump and got sick in one go, Dirty fúck..

    To quote Yeats... "A terrible beauty is born"


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    ColeTrain
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    charlemont wrote: »
    Im happy to oblige, Have a look at this photo, Its from Parnell St Clonmel

    He took a dump and got sick in one go, Dirty fúck..

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pUjh9Id6Id8


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