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Hey guys,
Getting bored of drinking to get pissed so this weekend I tried out some non alcoholic beers, park walks and generally other things then just going to the pub to socialize (vanilla).
Anyone else try non alcoholic activities? What do you do? As well as naughty stuff... |
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over a year ago
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"For me it's the 3 S's....Sailing, Swimming & Shopping but also lots of walking including the odd Mountain walk, get yourself outdoors and I don't mean the beer garden  "
What about shagging? |
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"We do loads of things but rarely drink alcohol. These range from swimming to upcycling furniture.
Is there anything you're interested in or could become interested in?"
There's an few things already I just don't wanna think I have to be drinking to do them.
Like I enjoy gaming but I also enjoy walks, I could do gym but I think it would be more an solo thing to do? Rather then it being social?
I suppose I could go and be in the company of people but focus on what needs doing. |
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"For me it's the 3 S's....Sailing, Swimming & Shopping but also lots of walking including the odd Mountain walk, get yourself outdoors and I don't mean the beer garden
What about shagging?"
That's 4 S's  |
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By *J8929Man
over a year ago
london |
Tbf I’m a big social drinker, but I still have an endless list of things I do regularly that don’t involve the boozer. Camping, mountain climbing, various sports, in the National trust and English heritage.
Although I have no shame about going the boozer to socialise, it’s as “vanilla” as you make it, some of the funniest, most intresting, momeroable Times I’ve had have been in some dodgy boozer. |
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"We do loads of things but rarely drink alcohol. These range from swimming to upcycling furniture.
Is there anything you're interested in or could become interested in?
There's an few things already I just don't wanna think I have to be drinking to do them.
Like I enjoy gaming but I also enjoy walks, I could do gym but I think it would be more an solo thing to do? Rather then it being social?
I suppose I could go and be in the company of people but focus on what needs doing."
Have a look at meet up dot com. Loads of social stuff going on in most places. Interesting and quirky stuff too. I nonetheless load of groups in Manchester and the NW definitely. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Instead of gym why not bootcamp or exercise classes where it's a group activity?
Have been pondering this too lately as continously find myself doing most things solo.
Really want to open my social circle but with no drinking involved but not sure where to start? x |
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Same as above. Most towns and cities seem to have social groups via meet up dot com. No I'm not on commission lol.
Anything from gigs to art galleries theatre gaming knitting walking meals out and more.
Have a look. And if nothing appeals you can always set up your own group!
Good luck! |
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"Same as above. Most towns and cities seem to have social groups via meet up dot com. No I'm not on commission lol.
Anything from gigs to art galleries theatre gaming knitting walking meals out and more.
Have a look. And if nothing appeals you can always set up your own group!
Good luck!"
I'm frequently looking for cool things to do on there! :D
Meet Up, I mean. |
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By *inky pWoman
over a year ago
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Go find something new,that makes you feel happy to be alive,fishing,gardening,rambling, photography,art, astrology,learn to play an instrument,the list is endless, whatever you do enjoy x |
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By *eah BabyCouple
over a year ago
Cheshire, Windermere ,Cumbria |
"For me it's the 3 S's....Sailing, Swimming & Shopping but also lots of walking including the odd Mountain walk, get yourself outdoors and I don't mean the beer garden
What about shagging?
That's 4 S's "
Hmm...might have to add that to my things to do list  |
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By *pider-WomanWoman
over a year ago
Exeter, Bristol, Plymouth, Truro |
"Instead of gym why not bootcamp or exercise classes where it's a group activity?
Have been pondering this too lately as continously find myself doing most things solo.
Really want to open my social circle but with no drinking involved but not sure where to start? x"
I go to the life centre and do spinning, squash or swimming if you want someone to go with anytime  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Instead of gym why not bootcamp or exercise classes where it's a group activity?
Have been pondering this too lately as continously find myself doing most things solo.
Really want to open my social circle but with no drinking involved but not sure where to start? x
I go to the life centre and do spinning, squash or swimming if you want someone to go with anytime "
Aw thanks sweet, I'm already a member at a gym over saltash but due to classes times can never make them so gym it solo.
Think I'm looking for some outdoorsy tyoe of stuff or non gym/exercise related even x |
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