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Yeah clubs are shit but all club are shit.

When you mix normal people with roided up beef cakes that bench press 20 kgs with everything to prove it tends to ruin your night alot haha. I've been out clubbing twice, once with my sister and her bf and someone was trying to pick a fight :S

I prefer pubs now anyways, can sit, have a beer and talk shit with mates. Not just bop, looking at ugly people haha.

ha lets just say jarrad is a little fond of birdbaths after a couple of drinks... pretty funny stuff.

OKaaaay :P

A story that may come out after a few beers I hope? Lol

When you mix normal people with roided up beef cakes that bench press 20 kgs with everything to prove it tends to ruin your night alot haha.

Yep pretty much summed the nite up. We were at a pub to about 12 -thats was fun, then went to finnegans and it was like WTF are we doing here...its the case of same sh*t, different weekend for newcastle clubs.

ha lets just say jarrad is a little fond of birdbaths after a couple of drinks... pretty funny stuff.

Thats pretty funny....what about a beerbath...

Edited by wedge_r34gtr

Haha yeah, such a shame ay. So glad I have a girlfriend haha. Don't have to try and sift through the hoe bags.

I just broke up with mine :(

But fark meeting anyone at a seedy club!!!

Pft screw clubs, let's all go for a WOT!

WOT?

Wide open throttle maybe?

Had a good night out tonight

Went to Anchors for tea then to Wests mayfield to play poker ( I was out early ) but then won on the pokies went to Wests at new lamb ton and won on the pokies again so basically a free night out with the wife

Edited by m.j.h

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