• Skullgrid@lemmy.world
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    22 days ago

    Oh man, I loved the Nye when I did a startup with a partner I hated, she went home to her parents and I stayed at the place we were living, while I was nocturnal.

    Last thing I did before going to bed on the morning was go to the supermarket, buy sausage, bacon, bagels, cheese, rum (capt Morgan and Malibu), kahlua, cream and pineapple juice.

    I went to sleep at like 8am. I woke up at 7pm and just watched the big Lebowski, posted on 420 Chan, smoked weed, drank white Cubans and piña coladas, ate sausage and bacon bagels.

    On a loop. 16 hours straight.

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    22 days ago

    Alternatively: work as usual, stay home, go to bed by 10PM. Never turn on a TV or livestream related to the day. Also remind yourself that the year should start on April 1st.

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    22 days ago

    Alternatively spend New Year’s Eve with friends in vrchat, drinking beer from your fridge, and having your bed only 20 feet away in the next room

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    22 days ago

    Who goes to a busy location for NYE? It’s the classic night for a house party!

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    21 days ago

    I just went over to a friend’s house and had a high quality one-on-one hangout all night. It was actually great.

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    22 days ago

    I never experienced this. NYE is either family, house parties or raves where you mostly bring your own alcohol (and other things).

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    22 days ago

    It can be worth it doing it at least once in your life if only to gain the perspective that it’s an overrated experience.

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      22 days ago

      I would not look to do it though as Im a pretty introverted guy and even I have had this experience. It will happen for some reason some day.

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      The one time I actually went bar hopping on New Year’s Eve was horrible. Where we were they’d set up some inflatable obstacle course like ninja warrior but tame. My buddy’s wife wanted to do it, but he didn’t, so I was like ok I’ll race you. They made you take off your shoes when you get in line.

      So my feet are always wet with sweat. I have hyperhidrosis. I have circulation issues as well and my feet are always cold if it’s not 75 degrees or better. So my socks were wet, standing in the street, and it’s 30 degrees or so. My socks were actually getting frozen to the street at times. After we did the obstacle thing we were walking up the street and I could tell there was something really wrong with my feet. I was stumbling and I hadn’t had much to drink.

      So we went into a bar and I went into the bathroom and took my shoes and socks off. My feet were totally numb but also somehow in really bad pain? I was getting frostbite. No this wasn’t the pins and needles thing. I’m trained in outdoor emergency care, this was frostbite. So I ran hot water over my feet one at a time in the sink while people pounded on the door and screamed at me.

      Other bad things happened that night but that part was the worst. Now I either stay home or go to a friend’s.