Post your unpopular opinions.

[jayladders]

Real ale pubs full of old men are ten times better than clubs full of combed over towie wannabe's.

I started going to a pub near me when I was 16. The owner always took the piss outta me and my friend for being young and shit. My parents planned my surprise 18th birthday party to be held there even though I'd been illegally buying drinks for two years so I panicked, but when he saw me and my '18 today' balloons he laughed and gave me a free drink. Since then he's been the nicest guy ever. Me and my mate Callum used to have lockins with him and just sit smoking cigars and drinking whiskey by the fire until 3am. Turns out he was close with my grandad aswell.

So there's a little story about how I used to get the eyes from everyone, but I stuck with it and by the end I was chewin cigars with the owner and talking about his friendship with my grandad

Terpit: I'm not from Cardiff, I'm from a town near Bridgend if you know it

[Terpit]

Yeah i was mates with a few people from there

[Electric_Head]

Is that why you moved to the middle east?

[Terpit]

I moved from the MIddle East to Swansea then back again

[mo_respect]

My parents planned my surprise 18th birthday party to be held there even though I'd been illegally buying drinks for two years so I panicked, but when he saw me and my '18 today' balloons he laughed and gave me a free drink.

this reminds me of the liquor store me and my friends had been illegally going to since we were 15. i can only remember the peoples faces the first time we gave them our valid ID's

[garethom]

My parents planned my surprise 18th birthday party to be held there even though I'd been illegally buying drinks for two years so I panicked, but when he saw me and my '18 today' balloons he laughed and gave me a free drink.

this reminds me of the liquor store me and my friends had been illegally going to since we were 15. i can only remember the peoples faces the first time we gave them our valid ID's

Haha, this situation happened to me. First went down this pub with my mate to watch his cousin's band when we were 14. Around 2 years later, they started getting a bit strict so everyone got fake ID's. Then people hit 18 and we used our driver's licence, their face just dropped. Dunno how they never clocked, pretty much everyone in there on a thursday night was from my school and about 16.

This one time, the police walked in, suddenly everybody puts their drinks on the floor, police look around, you've just got a pub full of 16 years olds with completely clear tables.

[particle-jim]

I don't like going out and drinking. If I do drink it's at home or at my mates houses, and then only whiskey for the taste. Flame on

I don't particularly enjoy drinking either, makes me feel sick and act like a tosser

I hate seeing drunk people. I hate seeing slutty girls falling around with their skirts around their foreheads and roider pricks shouting and intimidating everyone. I just hate the drinking scene, it's horrible and gross

i used to think like this, but then i realised its not drinking i dislike, its high-street club culture

I just don't particularly enjoy the inebriating effects of alcohol, I still do drink but not very often and rarely in any great quantity

[Kochari]

There used to be a pub near y school that was proper West country old man's pub...But you could go up there in your school uniform and get served. Mendip Magic as well, lethal stuff, >8% cider...2 pints and you'd be bouncing off the walls

"Pint of Magic please"
"Right you are...How was geography?"

[idontreallygiveashit]

i've never been drunk (one time i drank some beer at a festival once, i think) for the reasons outlined above, but recently i've had this really strong curiosity about it, i just can't bring myself to actually do it. The whole thing and culture kind of seems a bit sad to me really.

[Forum]

i've never been drunk (one time i drank some beer at a festival once, i think) for the reasons outlined above, but recently i've had this really strong curiosity about it, i just can't bring myself to actually do it. The whole thing and culture kind of seems a bit sad to me really.

Just go for it once, alone at home if you have to, its a real nice feeling until the next morning

[dickman69]

I don't like going out and drinking. If I do drink it's at home or at my mates houses, and then only whiskey for the taste. Flame on

I don't particularly enjoy drinking either, makes me feel sick and act like a tosser

I hate seeing drunk people. I hate seeing slutty girls falling around with their skirts around their foreheads and roider pricks shouting and intimidating everyone. I just hate the drinking scene, it's horrible and gross

i used to think like this, but then i realised its not drinking i dislike, its high-street club culture

this

[Laszlo]

I don't like going out and drinking. If I do drink it's at home or at my mates houses, and then only whiskey for the taste. Flame on

I don't particularly enjoy drinking either, makes me feel sick and act like a tosser

I hate seeing drunk people. I hate seeing slutty girls falling around with their skirts around their foreheads and roider pricks shouting and intimidating everyone. I just hate the drinking scene, it's horrible and gross

i used to think like this, but then i realised its not drinking i dislike, its high-street club culture

I just don't particularly enjoy the inebriating effects of alcohol, I still do drink but not very often and rarely in any great quantity

Man, I still can't get the balance right. For me there's such a thin line between drinking enough to be able to handle social situations and being an obnoxious tnuc. It would almost be easier to just do a dab of mandy to sit in a pub and deal with the potentially wild mood swing the next day when i'm not around people.

[particle-jim]

I just don't particularly enjoy the inebriating effects of alcohol, I still do drink but not very often and rarely in any great quantity

Man, I still can't get the balance right. For me there's such a thin line between drinking enough to be able to handle social situations and being an obnoxious tnuc. It would almost be easier to just do a dab of mandy to sit in a pub and deal with the potentially wild mood swing the next day when i'm not around people.

haha yeah i know that feeling, living round here certainly doesn't help either, the amount of times i've sat dejectedly in the swan and mitre questioning my very existence is frankly a bit ridiculous

[mIrReN]

i've never been drunk (one time i drank some beer at a festival once, i think) for the reasons outlined above, but recently i've had this really strong curiosity about it, i just can't bring myself to actually do it. The whole thing and culture kind of seems a bit sad to me really.

this! Never been drunk as well :s

[TomatoAndBasil]

I'm from a town near Bridgend if you know it

I'm from Bridgend. Moved to Brighton to get away from it really. Now I know that there are nice places to drink elsewhere, I don't think I could handle going out for a night there again. So grim... The combination of roiders, slags and crap music brings me down too much.

I've had a few good night out there though. Cardiff is good for a laugh. Been out a few times in Swansea - sometimes ok, sometimes awful.

I've never been one to drink that heavily. I enjoy being mildly buzzing. Getting too drunk is something I just don't naturally do, tend to be pretty good at knowing my limits.

As for an unpopular opinion...

Everytime I see Donnie Darko, I like it less and less.

[kingldub]

Never really liked Donnie Darko, it was alright but nothing to rant and rave about, ya know?

[mo_respect]

^truth

[ehbes]

so catchy

[mo_respect]

better remix imo

[Sexual_Chocolate]

is there a juke/footwurk remix?