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I am perfectly capable of getting through the day without getting pissed - in fact, I have not been drunk for about a week now.

And although I completely fail to see how my academic diligence affects the issue, or is any of your business whatsoever, I am not renowned for being over-studious.

If that is offensive to you, tough.

When you think of the people who would dearly love to go to university, but can't because they don't have enough money, and you turn it into a joke by getting drunk all the time, and bragging about it.

Very impressive.

Oh, for goodness' sake - what you have just said is practically tantamount to "come on, eat your nice broccoli - there are starving children in Africa who would be glad of that".

The mere fact that there are a few people who cannot afford to go to university - and there aren't as many as all that - is certainly not going to stop me from enjoying myself here while I have the privilege of doing so. I have only got three years left before I have to actually get a job and start being responsible, and I intend to make the most of them.

Stop being so bloody self-righteous.

You don't have the right to enjoy yourself here, you have the right to enjoy what you came here to study. That's what you're called a "student".

A question for everyone: why is getting drunk something to be proud of? It's not really that difficult.

These years at Uni are our last chance to act like complete and utter idiots with no responsibilities. People deplore us for being irresponsible whether we are our not so we might as well get completely rat arsed in the process as at least then we might not remember being complete idiots. (I for one started drinking in the middle of the afternoon last Friday, got v drunk, have a vague memory of the pubs, and an even vaguer memory of a party before waking up the next morning with a rather large hangover and a bottle of wine by bed which I seem to have acquired at said party). May I take this chance to apoplogise to anyone who seems to be missing a bottle of wine, and cheers - it was really good!

[s]the weight of echoes wrote on 21:49, 14th Oct 2002:
You don't have the right to enjoy yourself here, you have the right to enjoy what you came here to study. That's what you're called a "student".


I didn't come here to enjoy studying - I came here to get a respectable degree at the end and to have a good time, not necessarily in that order.

I have been drinking from about four this afternoon and am still drunk now 13 hours later - not bad going, what?

[s]the weight of echoes wrote on 21:49, 14th Oct 2002:
You don't have the right to enjoy yourself here, you have the right to enjoy what you came here to study.


Fair enough - Jesus boy - just don't let me catch you knocking off to indulge yourself in a bout of rapturous adoration, when you're supposed to be studying!

What a silly response.

Rapturous adoration is a form of studying.

what a silly response. Rapturous adoration is a form of studying.

Its quite confussing what i get from this messages is that st andrews is a fun place where people get drunk all the time however i still havent met anyone who is up for it... Am i talking to the wrong people?

Yes, you are.

Tell you what, I might actually get up for Ancient History one morning (I am a 2nd year, but doing 1st year AN modules this year) and we can start drinking before the lecture and carry on all day.

What do you say?

What do you say?
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Finally!!!! Someone who knows how to fun... Sounds great, seems like my boring days here are over

I hope you have a good night tonight, DJR. I'll be at our favorite flat on the other dise of the Burn tonight watching some sort of girly movie.



Something everyone should consider in this thread debate,
Drunkeness may be one thing, but drunkenly trying to skinny dip in every significant pool of water in St Andrews?
not just the North Sea
Kinness Burn,
pond in Bute courtyard,
Meville pond,
seal pool at the Gatty Centre
(hasn't yet gone into the pool of the all girls' school)

--- now that IS comendable.

Yes, and now I have been drinking all night and am pretty thoroughly slaughtered at (let me check) 10.42 a.m. - yet I still consider myself an amateur drunkard by St Andrean standards. Am I? Is it still "not done" to be drunk in the morning? Do tell, I'm simply itching to know.

anon

if you fancy a game of alcoholic golf then let me know, takes about three hours but gets you very drunk despite attempts at the opposite. if that aint good enough throw down the gaunlet and well raise our standards together.

What?! They expect you to attend these lectures without the aid alcohol? Hmmm. What a new and potentially exciting concept. I feel sorry for you i really do but there are numbers you can ring...

Ouch - horrible hangover.

I hate my life.

Why is it that so many people on this thread have posted while being apparently totally drunk, but have managed to make next to no spelling mistakes or grammatical errors.

How much alcohol are you drinking to become 'drunk'?

Maybe their spelling/grammar is like my airhockey playing - and improves with alcohol?

Perhaps, but I was pretty sure that only applied to air hockey, pool and numerous card games.