It will give you a night you won’t remember. 10. You first think it’s a good idea. 9. Then you feel it isn’t hitting fast enough, so you order another round. 8. Dear god, you’re starting to feel it. Here we go. 7. Phase one: feeling yo self 6. Phase two: i’m so rich…drinks for everyone!!!
Planning a study abroad trip and actually going on it are two entirely different things. When you’re planning the trip you’re more likely to focus on the logistics as well as all of the places you plan on traveling and all of the friends you’re going to make. On the other hand, you spent so long fantasizing about how amazing everything is going to be that when you board your plane and realize that it’s actually beginning there’s all sorts of new worries that pop into your head. Eventually you’ll get the hang of it and have the time of your life, but here are ten things you’ll probably worry about within the first few weeks of your study abroad. 10. Being the only American in your class. The people will by no means treat you like you’re an outcast, but they might talk about your accent or ask you what it’s like
Apps have come a long way since the Iphone first hit the scene, but not always for the better. 10. Places I’ve Pooped If you are anything like me, you love to poop. Places I’ve pooped is an amazing app that gives you the ability to, you guessed it, track everywhere you have pooped. You can even share the new location to Facebook, how nice! 9. Nose Candy This may be one of the most addictive apps out there! What would your grandmother think if she knew you were wasting your time snorting fake cocaine on your iPhone? Okay in reality, this game is a huge waste of time, and what is even worse is that it isn’t free…but then again, coke rarely is. 8. Find My Drunk Friends Everybody has that friend that gets fucked up and then disappears, never to be seen again. Find My Drunk Friends makes
Turning 21 is a day we all anxiously wait for! Easy access to alcohol, no more nagging your friends to buy you alcohol, and you can retire your fake ID (and possibly sell it someone else.) The last few days go by super slow and seem to lag, but you’re almost there! Take a breather, reminisce on your last few years before you officially become legal! (Because we all know 18 doesn’t actually count because you can’t buy your own alcohol.) Be patient, get excited, start partying, and decide what fresh bottle you’re going to crack open at midnight! You’re so close you can taste the free drinks, but here are a few things can sum up the last few days of being 20! 10. Your friends who are 21 are basically reminding you every single day that you turn 21 in *insert number of days/months here* It’s never ending and
We’ve all been there. You’re at the bar waiting for the bathroom in the longest line ever, and you never think it’s going to be your turn. Everyone else is in the same position as you are, and since drunk girls can be the nicest humans on planet Earth (or the most vicious), you start making new BFFs (or enemies). I have overheard some of the most bizarre sentences come out of drunk girls’ mouths to each other while waiting for the bathroom at the bar, and they were mostly to people they don’t even know. It’s funny how a little bit of liquid courage can turn two strangers into best friends in the matter of a minute waiting for a clogged toilet to pee in. Here are some of those conversations: 13) “Your hair is just, like, soooOOOO pretty!!!!” The most common, drunken compliment girls love to use even
