IS drinking DURING THE DAY alright?

Its great fun drinking in the afternoon after a morning exam :smile:

Massive drinking sessions lasting from 2pm till 3am are the best!

Reply 21

VanillaLatte

when ur with friends i dont see any problem with it ... and if there is, then i have done wrong a looot since i finished exams XD

Reply 22

This thread just makes me want to drink right now.

In a darkened room.

On my own.

With a blowtorch.

Reply 23

JW92

18

The French drink all day long, and find it weird us English folk only ever drink in the evening. Just obviously be careful - if its getting to a point where you're getting very drunk by yourself very often, evening or otherwise - then it could turn into something more worrying.

Reply 24

Ice_Queen

17

As long as it's after midday :wink:

Reply 25

Reflexive

nicky_innit

This thread just makes me want to drink right now.

In a darkened room.

On my own.

With a blowtorch.

wow, you look about 13 :eek:

Reply 26

ray-ban dan

6

The question is, "Is NOT DRINKING DURING THE DAY alright?"

:ahee:

Reply 27

carlosb

I drink alone. And it's fine, as long as you drink because you like the drink and not with the purpose of getting drunk.

Reply 28

Hugh-Jackman

how much are you drinking, polishing off 15 cans of stella isnt exactly healthy, 3-4 cans isnt too bad but it will lead to more.

I dont drink during the day because i have a job and even when i was jobless i wouldnt.

I drink absolutely stupid amounts on wkends though and usually have drinking sessions that last way too long.

Reply 29

Reflexive

wow, you look about 13 :eek:

I'm 20 xD
Lmao.
I usually get told I look about 14-16.
14 is a new low!

Reply 30

Reflexive

wow, you look about 13 :eek:

You look about 15/16!

Reply 31

L i b

19

electricfeel--

Drinking on your own is a bit sad, really.

Why?

Reply 32

Mrgd291190

16

I tend to think drinking because of boredom is a little odd...but I have qualms with drinking on your own or during the day.

I was camping once and when we woke up in the morning, a friend and I had no water so we opened up a beer. The others looked like we'd just mentioned murdering a child or something...

Reply 33

Reflexive

nicky_innit

You look about 15/16!

What do you reckon to looking young then? It's alright really eh. As long as I have my id on me.

It's a compliment is what I always say.

Reply 34

Reflexive

What do you reckon to looking young then? It's alright really eh. As long as I have my id on me.

It's a compliment is what I always say.

Personally I love it!
A lot of my friends are 17+, so I get away hanging around with them without getting strange looks.

However, I did go into hospital last week and my mother told this lady that I was 20 and she said I looked 14.
It's funny how I look younger than my 16 year old niece as well. It's also hard to differentiate between me being younger or my age as I can act quite childishly but say quite mature things, big words and such.

At least we'll still look young when everyone else is looking ten years older ;D

Reply 35

Papo1489

17

of course drinking during anytime of the day or night is fine, why not unless you concisstently do it then you become an alcoholic

Reply 36

Less_then_zero

drinking anytime is ok....

Reply 37

Reflexive

nicky_innit

Personally I love it!
A lot of my friends are 17+, so I get away hanging around with them without getting strange looks.

However, I did go into hospital last week and my mother told this lady that I was 20 and she said I looked 14.
It's funny how I look younger than my 16 year old niece as well. It's also hard to differentiate between me being younger or my age as I can act quite childishly but say quite mature things, big words and such.

At least we'll still look young when everyone else is looking ten years older ;D

yea exactly. seriously though, i thought i've never seen such an age difference in terms of what someone looks like/how old they are actually are, so you should be well chuffed :biggrin:

Reply 38

electricfeel--

8

L i b

Why?

It just strikes me as a bit lonely and desperate... I think it's more of a social thing.

Reply 39