Music lounge
July 3, 2009
TGIF-Safe partying
It's TGIF again! It's party! party! party!
Friday nights are precious for party peeps who are overworked and stressed out, it's a great way to end a strenous week.
But, there's always a but. Night outs, especially at clubs, are ussually associated with altercation, conflict, dispute or any sort of, among clubbers.
So first, bear in mind, that you're there to have fun and always keep your cool. When someone started annoying you, (even if it's an "in your face insult") Just let it go, or go ahead and get smart with them. You can strike back by intellectual sort of psychological reverse thing, that will leave him/her speechless likewise humiliated. (though, it's not always an option). But, if you were pushed way over the edge and you draw the last straw, you'd rather do it that way than engaging in a brawl. (You didn't want to end your week with a busted lip and a bruised body right?)
Secondly, always participate. When it comes to the inspection part, please, especially for the girls, stop b"$#&@n' around, saying stuff, rolling your eyes, drop that "drama queen" act. That's mean and narrow. Remember, it's their job to ensure the safety of everyone, so let them do what they have to do.
In addition, there are rules and regulation of the club that should be strictly followed. So, just simply abide it. (better obey than sorry).
When you get inside the club, look around and get familliar of the exit points. (you'll never know what incident might strike). And your belongings? leaving them around is just plain idiotic(bring it or lose it,pal).
Tag along a buddy. When you enjoy drinking too much and get tipsy, someone will be able to help you make your way home, SAFELY! or better, don't drink at all. If you can't help it then drink moderately.
And lastly, when you drive your way home, PLAY IT SAFE. Driving in the morning, afternoon, night or any time of the day at any occassion doesn't make any difference.
Moral of the story (or should I say) Moral of my blog? It all boils down to one thing. Act responsibly.
HAPPY FRIDAY!
And since I'm on a row, here are some clubby music that made it on the billboard's Hot 100 Dance Club Play this week.
(Just click on July 3 to see the videos).
Friday nights are precious for party peeps who are overworked and stressed out, it's a great way to end a strenous week.
But, there's always a but. Night outs, especially at clubs, are ussually associated with altercation, conflict, dispute or any sort of, among clubbers.
So first, bear in mind, that you're there to have fun and always keep your cool. When someone started annoying you, (even if it's an "in your face insult") Just let it go, or go ahead and get smart with them. You can strike back by intellectual sort of psychological reverse thing, that will leave him/her speechless likewise humiliated. (though, it's not always an option). But, if you were pushed way over the edge and you draw the last straw, you'd rather do it that way than engaging in a brawl. (You didn't want to end your week with a busted lip and a bruised body right?)
Secondly, always participate. When it comes to the inspection part, please, especially for the girls, stop b"$#&@n' around, saying stuff, rolling your eyes, drop that "drama queen" act. That's mean and narrow. Remember, it's their job to ensure the safety of everyone, so let them do what they have to do.
In addition, there are rules and regulation of the club that should be strictly followed. So, just simply abide it. (better obey than sorry).
When you get inside the club, look around and get familliar of the exit points. (you'll never know what incident might strike). And your belongings? leaving them around is just plain idiotic(bring it or lose it,pal).
Tag along a buddy. When you enjoy drinking too much and get tipsy, someone will be able to help you make your way home, SAFELY! or better, don't drink at all. If you can't help it then drink moderately.
And lastly, when you drive your way home, PLAY IT SAFE. Driving in the morning, afternoon, night or any time of the day at any occassion doesn't make any difference.
Moral of the story (or should I say) Moral of my blog? It all boils down to one thing. Act responsibly.
HAPPY FRIDAY!
And since I'm on a row, here are some clubby music that made it on the billboard's Hot 100 Dance Club Play this week.
(Just click on July 3 to see the videos).
Give you Everything-Erika Jayne
Magnificent-U2
when love takes over-David Guetta feat. Kelly Rowland
TGIF-Safe partying
It's TGIF again! It's party! party! party!
Friday nights are precious for party peeps who are overworked and stressed out, it's a great way to end a strenous week.
But, there's always a but. Night outs, especially at clubs, are ussually associated with altercation, conflict, dispute or any sort of etc...among clubbers.
So first, bear in mind, that you're there to have fun and always keep your cool. When someone started annoying you, (even if it's an "in your face insult") Just let it go, or go ahead and get smart with them. You can strike back by intellectual sort of psychological reverse thing, that will leave him/her speechless likewise humiliated. (though, it's not always an option). But, if you were pushed way over the edge and you draw the last straw, you'd rather do it that way than engaging in a brawl. (You didn't want to end your week with a busted lip and a bruised body right?)
Secondly, always participate. When it comes to the inspection part, please, especially for the girls, stop b"$#&@n' around, saying stuff, rolling your eyes, drop that "drama queen" act. That's mean and narrow. Remember, it's their job to ensure the safety of everyone, so let them do what they have to do.
In addition, there are rules and regulation of the club that should be strictly followed. So, just simply abide
it. (better obey than sorry).
When you get inside the club, look around and get familliar of the exit points. (you'll never know what incident
might strike). And your belongings? leaving them around is just plain idiotic. (bring it or lose it, pal).
Tag along a buddy. When you enjoy drinking too much and get tipsy, someone will help you make your way home, SAFELY! or better, don't drink at all. If you can't help it then drink moderately.
And lastly, when you drive your way home, PLAY IT SAFE. Driving in the morning, afternoon, night or any time of the day at any occassion doesn't make any difference.
Moral of the story (or should I say) Moral of my blog? It all boils down to one thing. Act responsibly.
HAPPY FRIDAY!
And since I'm on a row, here are some clubby music that
made it on the billboard's Hot 100 Dance Club Play this week.
Friday nights are precious for party peeps who are overworked and stressed out, it's a great way to end a strenous week.
But, there's always a but. Night outs, especially at clubs, are ussually associated with altercation, conflict, dispute or any sort of etc...among clubbers.
So first, bear in mind, that you're there to have fun and always keep your cool. When someone started annoying you, (even if it's an "in your face insult") Just let it go, or go ahead and get smart with them. You can strike back by intellectual sort of psychological reverse thing, that will leave him/her speechless likewise humiliated. (though, it's not always an option). But, if you were pushed way over the edge and you draw the last straw, you'd rather do it that way than engaging in a brawl. (You didn't want to end your week with a busted lip and a bruised body right?)
Secondly, always participate. When it comes to the inspection part, please, especially for the girls, stop b"$#&@n' around, saying stuff, rolling your eyes, drop that "drama queen" act. That's mean and narrow. Remember, it's their job to ensure the safety of everyone, so let them do what they have to do.
In addition, there are rules and regulation of the club that should be strictly followed. So, just simply abide
it. (better obey than sorry).
When you get inside the club, look around and get familliar of the exit points. (you'll never know what incident
might strike). And your belongings? leaving them around is just plain idiotic. (bring it or lose it, pal).
Tag along a buddy. When you enjoy drinking too much and get tipsy, someone will help you make your way home, SAFELY! or better, don't drink at all. If you can't help it then drink moderately.
And lastly, when you drive your way home, PLAY IT SAFE. Driving in the morning, afternoon, night or any time of the day at any occassion doesn't make any difference.
Moral of the story (or should I say) Moral of my blog? It all boils down to one thing. Act responsibly.
HAPPY FRIDAY!
And since I'm on a row, here are some clubby music that
made it on the billboard's Hot 100 Dance Club Play this week.
