girls - clothes for clubbing

well then what you want them to do.

I know, they think they're so cool, but really the only people not wishing they were tucked up in bed like they should be are the dirty old men.

Agreed! I was out in Bristol at the weekend, and the amount of underage chavs I saw was unbelievable. I saw three really tarty looking girls walking away from Lloyds on the Waterfront (presumably having been turned away) and the bit of their conversation I heard went like this:

"Tania, for ****'s sake, you shoulda worn summit lower-cut, like"

When will they learn?!

Anyway, if you're going to wear heels when you're clubbing, make sure you can actually walk in them. I saw this girl waddling around on Saturday because her heels were too high, so she looked like a total idiot!

Other than that, I just wear a nice top and jeans or a denim mini

Bugger.....I'm going to live in Bristol next month.....

do u ever wear those t-shirts with crew neck, short sleeves in a plain color with jeans, or does that look too casual for girls and boring??

also do u think beige cordroy trousers are too casual??

My boyfriend goes to Bristol university and his general rule is to never go out clubbing at the weekends! Not only do you get more chavs out, but its more expensive too. One club we nearly went to on Saturday (can't remember what it was called, it was on the Waterfront though) cost £7 to get in!

The nightlife is pretty good though, I had a good time anyway

Well I'll have about 6 hours of lectures a week, so clubbing on weeknights shouldn't be a problem! Which leaves the weekends for relaxing in front of the TV and shopping.

What's the city like in general?

6 hours?! Lucky you!

Personally, I quite like Bristol. Its a proper student city! Good shopping, good nightlife and pretty cheap! The only thing I found when staying with the boyf is how far his halls (Badock) were from, well, everything! Its quite a long walk across the downs to the all the good clubs, bars and shops but there are buses and stuff so its not too much of a problem. Its a long walk from there to the train station though, and it does take quite a while to walk to some of the university buildings (I'm not sure which ones though, I don't know much about the uni side of things!).

Its a very hilly place, which I hate because it takes more effort to walk places haha. And also, it had some outdoor urinals on Saturday night which I think are pretty gross.

Other than that, its a great place for students and you'll have a wicked time

can sum1 plz answer my query.......

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do u ever wear those t-shirts with crew neck, short sleeves in a plain color with jeans, or does that look too casual for girls and boring??

also do u think beige cordroy trousers are too casual??

I'm out in Stoke Bishop too, but I'm not in Badock Hall. How long did it take to walk into Bristol?

can sum1 plz answer my query.......

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do u ever wear those t-shirts with crew neck, short sleeves in a plain color with jeans, or does that look too casual for girls and boring??

also do u think beige cordroy trousers are too casual??

Hmm...I haven't actually done the walk since about April when I last stayed with him in his halls (he's in his house closer to the centre now), but as far as I remember it was something like half an hour, maybe forty five minutes? Not too long I guess, but I'm lazy so any purposeful walk longer than 20 minutes for me is too long!

I suppose it all depends on the circumstances though, the first time I stayed with him he met me at Temple Meads and it took us a full hour and forty five minutes to get to Badock, because he had his damned bike, it was raining and it was all uphill!

I'm not even doing anything yet you persist in trying to start an argument. It's obvious you're an unhappy child.

All people who 'start' arguments = unhappy children.

I think i'm going to have to agree with you there, fairygirl.