going clubbing and getting older?

[tripsy]

Re: going clubbing and getting older?

I'm 28 know, and I don't like the idea of throwing up and hangovers. I guess I'm growing up. Finally. So I will have 3 drinks tops on one special night monthly.

[toasty]

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Definitely don't throw down like I used to, but I'm OK with that. I used to go out pretty much every night in some form or another, but my current practice of not getting blasted every night has been good for my liver, my wallet, and has probably helped me in other ways, too. There was a time when all but the most wicked evening would roll right off of me, but I just can't bounce back like I used to -- a few shots, and my next day is toast.

[tallinn:express]

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am i the youngest person in here? :o
thats really interestin to read what u guys thinkin about it all

[e808]

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I'm 28 and have noticed it takes me A LOT longer to recover after a long night of clubbing than it did even 2-3 years ago. Plus, my motivation to go out at all is a fraction of what it used to be. Kind of depressing.

[Paul Louth]

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Fuck it, just go out and party!

(I'm 30 btw )

[remoh]

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i cant hang like i used to .. i remember when i got divorced (yes i was married for five years) , i was going out 5 nights a week and still working, of course i would be falling a sleep at work, but i was still doing it... now a days i will go out once a week if i have a reason too... usually by 4 am im done...
i think music has a lot to do with it.. its easier to stay up untill 8-10 if good music is pumping..
as far as hangovers go.. there pretty much the same...

i'll definetly be the old dude in the club bouncing around, hopefully with a wife that enjoys the same punping good music!!!!

[jbmurphy]

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it just takes me for ever to recover. If I go out hard on Saturday, I am still not right on Monday.
I need to get in shape

[neoee]

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there are only two factors to consider IMHO.

1. do you have children? if yes, then tone it down and deal with them. if your 22 or 52. they come first.

2. you are only as old as you feel. im 25 and feel like im 60. i have an uncle who is mid 40's and can party for days.

I think sightless pretty much hit the nail on the head. Only other thing I think makes a difference is change. I always go out on Saturday nights. Once in a while I will decide to stay in. The next week it takes much longer to recover from my activities. If you are doing things in a pattern your body adapts, if you surprise your body it has to adjust. This also applies to excersize, eating, suppliments, ect. Just try working the same muscles everyday. The first few days your really sore but after your body adapts you don't even get sore. Now if you randomize your schedule you'll notice that you get sore more often.

[3ibb3]

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32 and going strong! i dont drink as much as before and I use a lot less drugs. overall for me there is no end in site.

[Kamal]

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better half into it as much as you ?

[3ibb3]

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No way! I have been going at it for years. Kim & I have been together for 11 years now and she has come to the club 2 times both times to see Danny Howells at Avalon Boston, does anyone know who Elmo was? there was always this dude that came dressed as Elmo.

eddie

[jboz]

Re: going clubbing and getting older?

Modern medicine will keep you partying longer...