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Phi Kappa Chi ΦΚΧ <a:yeah:589703000977571860><a:ppHop:536353159615086612>
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Thursday, March 12, 2020
why do they not allow parties?
St. Patricks Day is SUPPOSED to be a party
They allow parties
This is a street wide riot of sorts
100k in damages every year
but.... that's supposed to be what it is
that's the fun of the day
Its annoying as fuck
Also americans bus up
To party
I just don't get how anyone complains about clebrations, on dedicated celebration days
Same with 4th of July
It is the type of celebration that is the problem
Again massive damages and they block main roads
Maybe you grew up in a quiet sheltered town
but there's only one kind of celebration for those days
and the sprawling crazy kind
are the best
We do not live in a retarded country spooky. This is not how things are done here
Canada is a lost cause
Other then laurier students this one day
There is a reason waterloo refers to laurier as a highschool
Anyway, I think your school has sticks up their asses, for trying to stop St. PAtties Day parties
Its not my school
city
It is the city
w/e
I want them to get shot
I don't even live in the area. Partying is degenerate
Be more reasonable
t. someone who doesn't go to college parties
Yes because they are retarded
They're fun
and it's the only period in your life you can enjoy them
I go to social gatherings of my friendgroup
quietly sitting around sipping non-alcoholic beer
what a grand old time
Not even beer
Most of us do ice tea
And we go to boardgame cafes and play smash/jackbox
Vinny, you didn't attend a traditional college though
I think people who go out drinking every night or try to party later in their life are dumb
But in college, when you have a concentration of 18-21 year olds
it's an experience to fuck around en-masse
Why though
Such a waste of time
I'd rather work on my 5 assignments I have at any given time
Hardly lol I am so fucking lazy
I will never have as few responsibilities in my life, as I did in college
which gives you the leverage to try an absurd amount of new things
Not saying you need to be a serial partier
But it's an experience you can't really be a part of ever again
I went from 0 to many in the jump from hs to uni
you still live at home, so maybe that's a part of it Pika
Not shitting on it, of course, financially smart move
Partying is not really a thing at UW regardless actually
Even on campus
Everyone who wanted to waste time doing that went to laurier for a meme degree
But in college my responsibilities were essentially
1) don't starve
2) don't die
