Chasing Noodles

For those of you that know me, know that I will never ever be the first to arrive at a party. It is a terrible habit and I have made many new years resolutions to change this but for some reason being on time is very hard for me to do. It is normally that I am the last to arrive at a party, which in this rule is a blessing in disguise. As for the last to leave, now that is another story. My family and friends are all FOMO's, for those of you unsure of the meaning of this, it stands for fear of missing out. We absolutely hate to hear about something that happened and we weren't there. This fear normally leads to us being the last to leave. This rule is also linked to a previous rule, where you know you should leave now, but a little voice in your head tells you that if you do, you will miss out on something fun. So you stay, and once again, you're the last to leave. Yes, it is best to arrive with at least a small crowd there already and to leave before they start playing clo

If only it was that easy. We come from what they call Generation Y , which among some good qualities, we are also known as the binge drinkers. Different sites have different age groups for this generation but the majority says its the eighties babies. On Health culture society they have put up the video by ‘LMFAO’. The song is titled ‘Shots’ and features vocals from rapper Lil’ Jon. The video shows LMFAO and Lil’ Jon pouring shots while at a pool party. They then go on to say: " This artefact demonstrates how prevalent binge drinking is in society and how the epidemic is fuelled by generation Y. Binge drinking, or deliberate drinking to intoxication is most common among young people, and is associated with an increased risk of chronic disease, injury and premature mortality." Yoh, and all we want is to have a good time. Suze Original, Buttnutt and myself decided to stay in and have a couple drinks at home the one night, let's call it "three-man night"