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  • Fun stuff to do while drunk....

    hmmmmmmmmmm

    -Play pinata with a computer monitor and a kendo sword
    -Roast rainbow-colored Japanese marshmellows on a wooden chopstick with a lighter and try to give them to passerbys.
    -Play monkey in the middle with Jewish prayerbooks while taking vodka shots out of the cap because you can't find any shot glasses.
    -Wander around random Korean backstreets yelling out Born to be Wild in chorus.
    -Play the coin operated punching machines, those things are endless fun.
    -Go to the coin operated batting cadges, repeatedly miss the balls and then try hitting them with your fists as they fly at you.
    -Fill up a wading pool and have one person try to throw oranges into it and the other person try to deflect them with a shovel.
    -Try to haul your idiot brother out of the 7-11 where he's dozing on the floor while intermittently asking for a blanket before the police get there.
    -See if you can fill the ENTIRE table-top of a 7-11 table with beer bottles.
    -Challenge people to "who has the wierest extended family" competitions. Lose miserably.
    -Challenge people to "who has met or heard of the wierdest ex-pats" competitions. Crush all competition thanks to Mike the Liar, Don the manic-depressive diabetic alcoholic and the Cockroach Girl.
    -Argue about wether to offer libations to the Pacha Mama or the Aztec flayed goddess.
    -Hike while drinking unfiltered milky-colored lumpy rice wine.
    -Try to dance with new store promotion dancing girls.
    -Watch Texans run past the police station wearing nothing but cardboard boxes.
    -Go to 24 hour restaurants and gnaw the meet off of pig backbones (love those places).

    I love this country
    Stop Quoting Ben

  • #2
    Think the opening post should read "fun things to do while drunk that are sure to get you arrested"
    When you find yourself arguing with an idiot, you might want to rethink who the idiot really is.
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    • #3
      Get more drunk!!!!!!!
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      • #4
        Originally posted by Ted Striker
        Get more drunk!!!!!!!
        That would defenitly count for getting arrested if caught.
        When you find yourself arguing with an idiot, you might want to rethink who the idiot really is.
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        • #5
          eh. The "while drunk" bit is unnecessary. I'm pretty sure those things are fun sober as well.

          Apart from "Try to haul your idiot brother out of the 7-11 where he's dozing on the floor while intermittently asking for a blanket before the police get there." That's not fun sober.
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          • #6
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            • #7
              Wow! It's look like there are actually fun things to do when drunk in Korea. Here it seems you can only freak out the establishment, which is easy enough to do sober.
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              • #8
                Originally posted by Mrs. Tuberski
                Think the opening post should read "fun things to do while drunk that are sure to get you arrested"
                I've only had one run-in with cops in my entire life, and I was 100% sober at the time. I'm never worried about them at all here, Korean cops are pussies (a lot of those you'll run into are drafted kids who're just counting the days until they can go back to going to college).

                Wow! It's look like there are actually fun things to do when drunk in Korea. Here it seems you can only freak out the establishment, which is easy enough to do sober.
                Freaking out the establishment is fun though, you've got to admit.

                Korean and Japan have very vigorous bar cultures are really fun places to drink, and people tend to be pretty tolerant to drunken idiocy. China isn't the same? Usually a good rule of thumb it to just take every difference between Japan and Korea and double it and you get China so I'm surprised that it'd diverge that much....
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                • #9
                  beat up homeless people.
                  In da butt.
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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Bosh
                    China isn't the same?
                    Don't mind him. DaShi was grinding his axe again.
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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by Pekka
                      beat up homeless people.
                      haha them drunk and frustrated Finns

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by Urban Ranger


                        Don't mind him. DaShi was grinding his axe again.
                        :sigh:

                        This is what Tingkai did until his posts began to agree with mine.

                        UR, what do you know about the Chinese bar scene here? Can you challenge my statements, or are you just going to insult me then hide from this thread again? This is why I keep complaining that I can't have a decent conversation with you. I'm going to keep trying though, unless you post more racist stuff, then I can't promise I'll hold back as much.
                        Last edited by DaShi; October 18, 2005, 09:38.
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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by Bosh

                          Freaking out the establishment is fun though, you've got to admit.

                          Korean and Japan have very vigorous bar cultures are really fun places to drink, and people tend to be pretty tolerant to drunken idiocy. China isn't the same? Usually a good rule of thumb it to just take every difference between Japan and Korea and double it and you get China so I'm surprised that it'd diverge that much....

                          Pretty much anything that foreigners do here seems to freak out the Chinese.

                          Chinese bars are extremely boring. Most of them just play loud music while most young Chinese people sit around, play dice games, and talk. Even those that have dance floors are rather lackluster. For foreigners, the biggest complaint about Hangzhou is that it is boring. Even to some Chinese people its a bit boring here. But we manage to find our own ways to have fun.
                          “As a lifelong member of the Columbia Business School community, I adhere to the principles of truth, integrity, and respect. I will not lie, cheat, steal, or tolerate those who do.”
                          "Capitalism ho!"

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                          • #14
                            One thing we do about every six months is Pub Golf, which is fun to either participate in or watch.
                            “As a lifelong member of the Columbia Business School community, I adhere to the principles of truth, integrity, and respect. I will not lie, cheat, steal, or tolerate those who do.”
                            "Capitalism ho!"

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by DaShi



                              Pretty much anything that foreigners do here seems to freak out the Chinese.

                              Chinese bars are extremely boring. Most of them just play loud music while most young Chinese people sit around, play dice games, and talk. Even those that have dance floors are rather lackluster. For foreigners, the biggest complaint about Hangzhou is that it is boring. Even to some Chinese people its a bit boring here. But we manage to find our own ways to have fun.
                              Damn man, you've got to come to Seoul. More fun than China from what you've been saying and they pay a LOT better...
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