Bitch, give it back! Your new icon is disturbing, to say the least...but I heart you anyway. Are you still going to be a bush man and attack the drunks?
Already did last night. Dave and me had a hoot doing it too. I'll have to send you some pictures sometime once my buddy emails me them b/c I didnt have a digi-cam. The creepiest part about the suits was that you cant see our faces in them at all.
If you get a chance, email them to me pleaseee, Zarski. My email is elizabethaguthrie@gmail.com. You are my hero for doing that, by the way. Happy Halloween!
It's okay not to party. Not becoming an alcoholic is a good reason to not do so, especially since alcholism runs in genes. A friend of mine has pointed out that most of the people in college who party all the time, in the real world would be considered alcoholics, but because they are in college alcoholicism doesn't really exist.
I am one of those kids who drinks very rarely, my grandfather was an alcoholic, and he died before I was born. Still, I see the effect that having an alocoholic parent has done to my dad. I doubt I have the capacity to be an alcoholic, just because alcohol just isn't all that great in my eyes.
Thanks, Gina! I feel the love. :) And yeah, it feels like half of the people in my hall could be classified as mild alcoholics at the least...but I've made a lot of close friends who don't drink, so the pressure to conform and party isn't as horrible as I expected that it would be.
I know why I don’t party either, and I’m not sure if my rational is acceptable…I don’t want to become an alcoholic like my father…
Same here. When I was little, my dad went through treatment for alcoholics and it was a really scary time. That probably is why I haven't started drinking...but I wonder what it will be like when next year I'm at the #1 party school in the nation.
If you do decide to drink, just be careful because alcoholism is extremely genetic. I remember when my dad went back and forth with rehab too. That was definitely the most terrifying and defining time of my life... In my highschool years I discovered that I could hold 4-5 drinks pretty easily when I began drinking, and I realized later that with me being less than 100 pounds, that is a glaring warning that I am prone to the same addiction as every other person in my family. Just be careful!
I'm the same way about partying. Not only does alcoholism/drug addiction run in my family, but I of course have a personal history with it myself-- so it's hard, because I attend Big State University where everyone has an automatic major in drunkology.
Eh, if we don't drink, we won't have a dying chance at popularity, but we'll at least be more productive...in theory. Actually, it's not extremely hard to find people who don't drink on my campus to talk to. You'll be away from the big party scene in a few months, chin up :)
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Your new icon is disturbing, to say the least...but I heart you anyway. Are you still going to be a bush man and attack the drunks?
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My email is elizabethaguthrie@gmail.com.
You are my hero for doing that, by the way.
Happy Halloween!
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I am one of those kids who drinks very rarely, my grandfather was an alcoholic, and he died before I was born. Still, I see the effect that having an alocoholic parent has done to my dad. I doubt I have the capacity to be an alcoholic, just because alcohol just isn't all that great in my eyes.
I just wanted to know, I support you :)
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And yeah, it feels like half of the people in my hall could be classified as mild alcoholics at the least...but I've made a lot of close friends who don't drink, so the pressure to conform and party isn't as horrible as I expected that it would be.
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Same here. When I was little, my dad went through treatment for alcoholics and it was a really scary time. That probably is why I haven't started drinking...but I wonder what it will be like when next year I'm at the #1 party school in the nation.
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In my highschool years I discovered that I could hold 4-5 drinks pretty easily when I began drinking, and I realized later that with me being less than 100 pounds, that is a glaring warning that I am prone to the same addiction as every other person in my family. Just be careful!
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