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Are you "one of the lads".

Boston · 2010-03-12 05:03:44

I'd a conversation about this tonight. If you don't know what I'm talking about from the title the answer is probably no. There is a certain feeling which is unique to male group bonding which is alluring and intoxicating. It makes men in groups do stupid things they wouldn't other wise do, but it can also make for a lot…

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#52 02-04-2010 6:40pm

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I'd have a group of friends that I'd consider "the lads" and friends that I wouldn't, I'd be one of "the lads" to them also. We'd text each other during the week or weekend first to see if anything is happening or are people heading out somewhere. It'd be the main group I'd contact/invite frist then everyone else after.

EDIT : It's not all about partying or going mad on nights out. We're all there and supportive of each other when a situation arises, they'd be the guys I'd consider my best friends.

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