What are you plans for new years eve?

daza1978 · 29/12/13 - 22:13

Most people I know are staying at home this year as its cheaper then going out it seems. What are your plans? Are you staying in or going out to celebrate the new year? I'm staying in this year.

James Frederick · 29/12/13 - 22:15

Stay in watch TV or a DVD maybe look out of the window if anyone lets fireworks off

[Deleted User] · 29/12/13 - 22:15

I've not gone out on NYE since the millennium. I will be staying at home, if the notion takes me it could be an early night depending what TV is like

[Deleted User] · 29/12/13 - 22:16

We stay at home, get drunk, have a party with fireworks and watch the celebrations on TV. then il watch them all over again on youtube, cos I will have missed loads. Hiccup!

Have a good one!

AnitaS · 29/12/13 - 22:17

Another one staying at home, with food and drink and friends and fireworks at midnight.

daza1978 · 29/12/13 - 22:19

Staying in seems to win the vote!

[Deleted User] · 29/12/13 - 22:19

James Frederick wrote: »

Stay in watch TV or a DVD maybe look out of the window if anyone lets fireworks off

this is what i'm doing too

[Deleted User] · 29/12/13 - 22:21

daza1978 wrote: »

Staying in seems to win the vote!

Staying in, is the new going out.

molliepops · 29/12/13 - 22:22

When we get home (several people not working so we will be doing over time) we will off to bed to sleep after a nice hot cup of tea.

Just wondering where it all went wrong I seem to recall being much more enthusiastic about NY years ago.

Elanor · 29/12/13 - 22:27

happy-camper wrote: »

I've not gone out on NYE since the millennium. I will be staying at home, if the notion takes me it could be an early night depending what TV is like

Same here.

I hate NYE - I'm not one for the whole 'going out' thing anyway - too loud, too many people, too many drunks, but NYE is ten times worse with all the drunken idiots and the assumption that everyone is having the most amazing time ever.

I find Christmas and New Year quite depressing - the passage of time and the realisation that life is pretty rubbish really isn't something I enjoy focussing on much. I don't do anything on NYE now, I just stay in on my own and treat it as pretty much a normal evening.

[Deleted User] · 29/12/13 - 22:28

Open door at my place. Don't know how many will come but expect at least a dozen.

Plenty of food and drink till the early hours.

tiacat · 29/12/13 - 22:28

We'll go down to the seafront to see the fireworks, unless its raining. Other than that, nothing.

Alien_Saxon · 29/12/13 - 22:29

Get Booty.

Cake_Nibbler · 29/12/13 - 22:31

Going for a big family meal in town. Lots of us going including aunt, uncle and cousins.

I'm only 24 but I much prefer doing this. Its still getting out of the house but more casual and without high pressure or expectations.

I do like going out but NYE is so disappointing if you go clubbing with friends. I prefer toasting it with family. You get some celebration but without all the negatives

Cake_Nibbler · 29/12/13 - 22:32

woodbush wrote: »

Open door at my place. Don't know how many will come but expect at least a dozen.

Plenty of food and drink till the early hours.

Sounds great! Ive always wanted to host a casual NY get together

Pea1 · 29/12/13 - 22:37

I have stayed in every NYE since the millenium but have decided to go out this year for a change. Friends have invited us around to their house for nibbles and drinks; will probably be about 10 of us which I think is about right for a friendly get together. Just looking for some games to play to get everyone in the party mood so any suggestions would be helpful.

Sweet_Princess · 29/12/13 - 22:41

Gonna have a a house party and get loads of booze in. Alot cheaper than going out into town where you get charge double to get in places and double for drinks

Blondie X · 29/12/13 - 22:43

We've always called NYE 'amateurs night' where the once a year drinkers get tipsy and your local charges you £25 just to walk through the door.

I had a big girls night out last night so that will do as my final party of the year

Pucky · 29/12/13 - 22:46

I'll be doing nothing again. The last time I went out was the millennium - we went over to a friends for NYE & about 9pm decided to head into London to watch the fireworks live. It was a great night and one I'll never forget!
I'll watch the fireworks etc on BBC1 and then head to bed.

[Deleted User] · 29/12/13 - 22:51

Elanor wrote: »

Same here.

I hate NYE - I'm not one for the whole 'going out' thing anyway - too loud, too many people, too many drunks, but NYE is ten times worse with all the drunken idiots and the assumption that everyone is having the most amazing time ever.

I find Christmas and New Year quite depressing - the passage of time and the realisation that life is pretty rubbish really isn't something I enjoy focussing on much. I don't do anything on NYE now, I just stay in on my own and treat it as pretty much a normal evening.

Couldn't agree more.

Bethaneeny · 29/12/13 - 22:55

I'm working

so I'm going out from the house, but not properly going out.

CLL Dodge · 29/12/13 - 22:56

Watch a movie at home, have a few drinks, watch the fireworks on the telly, post some crap on DS, go to bed.

Jason · 29/12/13 - 22:57

same as always, home alone, watching a film or anything i've got recorded on the sky box. might venture out on to the balcony at midnight to see if there are any decent fireworks about but it depends on the weather i suppose.

wouldn't have it any other way.

Apple grape · 29/12/13 - 22:58

I plan to masturbate and stop before i reach climax then cum at 12.00

davey_wavey · 29/12/13 - 22:59

I'll be going round a mates house for some drinks and nibbles. We might head into town afterwards.

saffron_star · 29/12/13 - 23:11

Elanor wrote: »

Same here.

I hate NYE - I'm not one for the whole 'going out' thing anyway - too loud, too many people, too many drunks, but NYE is ten times worse with all the drunken idiots and the assumption that everyone is having the most amazing time ever.

I find Christmas and New Year quite depressing - the passage of time and the realisation that life is pretty rubbish really isn't something I enjoy focussing on much. I don't do anything on NYE now, I just stay in on my own and treat it as pretty much a normal evening.

Very much agreed too. New Year is pretty meaningless I think and seeing as I usually wake around 5am, staying awake until midnight is just an endless chore. Bah humbug to New Year.

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