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When is the Party over?
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Werd sistah.
I mean, people are talking about clubbing retirement. C'mon. Who the hell wants to impose regulations on themselves? What fun is that?
Do whatever you want to do whenever you want to do it and have a fucking blast living out each day.
Fuckers.
BigBadBaldy
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Thanks Josh, for finally helping me decide what my backpiece tat is going to be.
BBB.
One word, gilded and surrounded by flowers dripping poison.
Yes, no kidding. I can't stand it when it's crowded, especially since no matter where I am, it becomes the path to somewhere... fuck, even if I back into a corner, people will go out of their way to walk into me. Where the fuck are you going? Too much energy, you young whippersnappers... don't knock me down, my hip bone will crumble to dust.
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Originally posted by BigBadBaldy
One word, gilded and surrounded by flowers dripping poison.
Don't forget to include a broken heart or two somewhere.
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I get this all the time too. It's just cuz we're lil' guys.
Fuck it, I'm wearing my pumps next time.
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K Cheeka, point taken.
I know that sometimes people need to consciously change their behaviour for the sake of keeping sane and/or productive. I hit a point while living in Montreal when I brokedown after too much excess, which coincidentally was shortly after you visited!! lol
But I was writing with the people in mind who were quitting for the sake of the social norm that says we should settle down at some point. To that, I say NO WAY JOSÉ! I'm living on my own terms, muthafucka.
I know that sometimes people need to consciously change their behaviour for the sake of keeping sane and/or productive. I hit a point while living in Montreal when I brokedown after too much excess, which coincidentally was shortly after you visited!! lol
But I was writing with the people in mind who were quitting for the sake of the social norm that says we should settle down at some point. To that, I say NO WAY JOSÉ! I'm living on my own terms, muthafucka.
djcheezwhiz
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this is the key, the secret (my urban cookie collective reference)....truly all aspects in life are about balance...work & play...
jc
Holy shit dood,
This could be me writing this (minus the drinking like a fish part, BTW do fish drink?), you've summed up my thoughts exactly.
I do what I want, when I want, so why should I stop doing it just because I've reached a certain age, which in my case, according to some who've posted, I've already passed?
I've partied and not partied at various times in my life, according to my mood, I don't see this changing in the future.
Just look for the 80 year old, cutting a rug in the seniors' home ... it will be me yelling at the old farts to get outta my way, I need room to move.
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Amen to that!
I just wish I could win the lottery so I can afford to do all things I want to do!
There's no way I would ever want to have to work in some factory and just blah my way to retirement.....it's like being in prison....
For now I just wish that people would just try and enjoy each day, and do things that make tem happy. If that includes going to a club and listening to djs play your favourite music then so be it. But a large amount of the population in ontario doesnt see it like that. It's too bad they are missing out on lots of fun!
Dave
Chris Sheppard and Deadly Headly Jones @ RPM way back in the day. That's how old I am.
A lot of my friends are married and getting into that whole family thing now, which is great as most of my really close friends are all in their 30's. However, we all make a point to get together every month or 2 to go out for a full night of partying. Going out every night just doesn't happen anymore, but we all still enjoy going out for several reasons.
1) dance dance dance
2) catch up on who's doin' what, or who
3) abuse our bodies with drink, drugs, etc
I honestly think we will still be doing the same thing in 10 years time. As long as you enjoy yourself, stick with it. There is no set time, age, etc to say to yourself that that's it.
A lot of my friends are married and getting into that whole family thing now, which is great as most of my really close friends are all in their 30's. However, we all make a point to get together every month or 2 to go out for a full night of partying. Going out every night just doesn't happen anymore, but we all still enjoy going out for several reasons.
1) dance dance dance
2) catch up on who's doin' what, or who
3) abuse our bodies with drink, drugs, etc
I honestly think we will still be doing the same thing in 10 years time. As long as you enjoy yourself, stick with it. There is no set time, age, etc to say to yourself that that's it.
If you stop smiling, stop doing it! Its that simple
Why should getting married stop you from having fun and doing what you love to do? Marry someone who "KNOWS" who you are and what you love to do. In other words go clubbing/raving with your G/F or B/F, husband or wife. Its fucking great!
Be yourself. Personally, I start freaking out if I don't rip it up on a dance floor atleast once every couple of weeks. I NEED THE MUSIC!
I've Been clubbing regularily for 14 years and for the most part can't EVER see myself stopping. Why would I stop something that makes me feel alive??
And I'm not trying to offend you (or anyone else) but just try to figure out one thing, will you still love the music without the drugs (if you do any at all), if you do, dance until you DEAD! There will alwayz be a few of us getting down to some bad-assed BEATS right beside you.......maybe even in the rec-room of some old age home!
lov'n life,
GRj