What do you do on New Year's Eve ?

[Jack.]

Yes I know lots of you are going to say its only September but oh we :p

I need someone ideas what to do this new year .its been really boring the post few years

So what do you guys do for New Year's Eve ?

[reece(:]

Get together with my friends with a few drinks.

[Vicky.]

Work usually

**** turning down £300+ for 4 hours work :joker:

[King Gizzard]

Party on my own

http://i.imgur.com/MksfyQh.jpg

[Jake.]

Depends on each year, will no doubt go to the pub again for this year though

[Jack.]

Get together with my friends with a few drinks.

Sadly I can't do this because I HAVE to spend Christmas Day , Boxing Day , New Year's Eve and New Year's Day with my family :sleep: is a fancy dress party a good idea or not ?

[Jack.]

Depends on each year, will no doubt go to the pub again for this year though

There is four pubs In my village/town . Would you call a place with a Population 4,468 a town or village ?

[Jake.]

There is four pubs In my village/town . Would you call a place with a Population 4,468 a town or village ?

A town

[Shaun]

have done nothing the past 2 years, must rectify that this time...

[Jack.]

A town

So would I . But it's actually class as a village . Don't know how the **** it is . It's got two big factory's and quite a few shops

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chirk

[Josy]

There is four pubs In my village/town . Would you call a place with a Population 4,468 a town or village ?

Where I live has a population of 2500 and it's called a village.

We have 2 shops and indian takeaway and a small pub.

And in answer to the OP I don't really do much for the bells these days it's either a quiet one in the house or just at my inlaws.

[Jack.]

Where I live has a population of 2500 and it's called a village.

We have 2 shops and indian takeaway and a small pub.

And in answer to the OP I don't really do much for the bells these days it's either a quiet one in the house or just at my inlaws.

I can imagine your a glass of wine and a few nibbles Josy ?

[MTVN]

Have generally gone to a house party wherever there's something happening, more of a pub goer these days though so will probably just go there

[MTVN]

I can imagine your a glass of wine and a few nibbles Josy ?

Cup of tea and a bowl of homemade soup for her more like

[Josy]

I can imagine your a glass of wine and a few nibbles Josy ?

Cup of tea**

Yes I'm hardcore :laugh:

[Josy]

Piss off Matt :idc:

[Jack.]

Cup of tea**

Yes I'm hardcore :laugh:

I wish I was as hardcore as you :joker:

[Jake.]

Cup of tea and a bowl of homemade soup for her more like

:joker:

[Lee.]

I get completely trollied and sob myself to sleep to the sounds of Auld Lang Syne

[AnnieK]

I get completely trollied and sob myself to sleep to the sounds of Auld Lang Syne

This pretty much. I HATE New Years Eve

[sooty]

[QUOTE=Nathan;6377486]Party on my own

http://i.imgur.com/MksfyQh.jpg[/QUOTE

Nathan, if you were fifty years older, I would invite you to our dance party!:laugh2:

[Verbal]

It has the same amount of importance to me as Ramadan (not Muslim). Anyone who goes out and willingly pays 3 times more than you normally would for taxis, clubs and drinks is a mug.

[Amy Jade]

My parents have a house party every year and loads of the neighbours, their friends and work mates come around so I normally watch people get sozzled and argue. :bored:

[sooty]

My parents have a house party every year and loads of the neighbours, their friends and work mates come around so I normally watch people get sozzled and argue. :bored:

I am sorry to hear it...:laugh2:

[Sophiee]

I've gone to my friends' place a couple of times, or sometimes just spend it with family. I prefer going into the new year sober though :laugh:.

[Ramsay]

Usually something very very stupid

[michael21]

Work usually

**** turning down £300+ for 4 hours work :joker:

that not bad at all so you geting £100.per hour :dance::dance::dance:

[michael21]

watching tna impact wresting as it a Tuesday :dance::dance::dance:

[Tom4784]

I usually have a quiet night in with friends as we're not really fans of big nights out. We usually tend to do something special a few days later for my birthday.

[smudgie]

Done away with the getting to bed at 5 in the morning to then get up to all the boozy party mess.
Now if hubby is off (as he will be this year), weather permitting I want to go up on the moors and watch the fireworks, you get to see them from miles away.
Lovely cafe that does hot drinks and good food as well.





Ohhh I AM getting old.:joker:

[Jessica.]

I do nothing.

[Harry!]

Normally do nothing special, stay in, but I do let the old year out and the new year in through the use of the front and the back door.

[Jemal]

Well the last news years eve...
Errrr I went Manchester, got pissed and had sex.
Sorry if that sounded abit meh:joker:

So yea won't be complaining if that happens again.

[AnnieK]

It makes me sad that I hate New Year so much. When I was younger, by now I would have had tickets to a club, be planning outfit and supplies etc.... Now when the day comes I shut the doors and windows, watch **** tv, drink myself stupid and quite often have a good cry.

[jackc1806]

New Year scares me. It's so irrational but I worry like the world will end when it turns to the next year... :(

[Jack.]

It makes me sad that I hate New Year so much. When I was younger, by now I would have had tickets to a club, be planning outfit and supplies etc.... Now when the day comes I shut the doors and windows, watch **** tv, drink myself stupid and quite often have a good cry.

Anniek we will have our own party on here :dance:

[Jack_]

Well in the past I'm usually visiting my dad so am just in the house watching the fireworks (which I do actually enjoy), have been to the occasional house party but this year now I'm 18 I would like if possible to get absolutely ****ing battered

[Alf]

I like to party
Everybody does

[Lee.]

I actually haven't done anything since I had kids... It used to be a huge thing, and we'd spend the night first footing and stay up partying all night, but now Dave gets huge money for gigging at Hogmanay so I choose to stay in on my own.. I let the kids stay up late and the 3 of us stand in a wee circle and sing along with Auld Lang Syne, then when they go to bed, I get all emotional, have a good cry, then Dave comes home we have a baileys or two and go to bed..
It's all very boring and lonely compared to what it used to be, but I do like being all fresh and not hungover on New Year's Day.. The 4 of us meet all our family and friends in the pub for a few drinks then we go to my mums for steak pie etc.
this year however I think the kids are maybe old enough to do a bit if first footing, and joining in the festivities :)