Difference between college parties and nightclub parties?

umcp11
Sun, 25 Apr 2010 02:22:15 +0000

OK, clubs SUCK. They cost like $20…for what…and then more for drinks…oh no. If you want Grey Goose, like, buy a bottle?! Don’t pay $12 for a shot. And usually at clubs people just stand in circles with their friends and hardly interact with anyone else (it’s usually very difficult to talk to people because of the music) - also, it’s unlikely that you’ll actually have something in common with the person if you do manage to talk to them (“Oh, you’re an accounting major? I’m an accounting major, too!” <–college party “Oh, you’re a 27 year old community college drop out…uhh…” <–club).

I believe frat/house parties are FAR SUPERIOR. Hey, maybe I’m just not classy, but I’ll take the free jungle juice (yeah, I’ve never had to pay at a frat party here…sometimes at small house parties, yes, but that’s ok because they’re your friends and you wanna help them out). Also, there’s usually plenty of space in a house or frat to chill and talk and bond over being students - you might actually see a person you meet again on campus, in class, or in a club…much easier to make legit, non-sketch connections. SOMETIMES frat/house parties are chill (just some drinking/card games, talking, music in the background). But sometimes they are wild. And everyone knows a wild college party with kegstands and dancing and free booze is always superior to some stuffy overpriced club. I mean, really. It’s not even a competition.