New Years Eve Plans...?

Inspector Coptoor · 30-12-2015 09:15PM

Out for dinner with my OH for our first wedding anniversary and then off to a mates gaff to ring in the new year.
No pub or club on New Years for 5 years now and can't see it changing any year soon

30-12-2015 09:18PM

Witchie wrote: »

Am really fed up coz none of my closest friends will be about to go anywhere. Was hoping to get to a party or something but probably just sit in with my parents and aunt. Boring af.

Us lonelies should get together and have our own party! :pac:

ArnoldJRimmer · 30-12-2015 09:25PM

First time I've looked forward to NYE in a while. Normally I cave in to peer pressure and go to some sh!tty party and get way too drunk. This year, I'm just going to a comedy gig with the girlfriend. Will relax, have a glass of wine, and head home straight afterwards.

PsychoSue · 30-12-2015 09:35PM

Usually would be movie, munchies and a few glasses of vino but with the amount of alcohol I've consumed in the last 2 days I don't think I could deal with another drink... So it will most likely be junk food and a crap movie.
Wouldn't mind but it's the first time in 5 years that we've been invited to a NYE party and we don't want to go..... Feel like an old fart lol

NachoBusiness · 30-12-2015 09:40PM

Gonna walk into town naked. Might go see a film or something. When Harry Met Sally maybe.

Usually finish up around Christchurch drunk.

Merry New Year everyone!

30-12-2015 09:52PM

I am staying in the with boyfriend and making a big fancy dinner! Might get some champagne too. We might go out later on in the night, probably not though. I hate big crowds in pubs. I have awful memories of working in pubs in Killarney on New Years, busiest night of the year easily.

Also don't really understand when people say New Years is a "let down". What do they expect?!

boobar · 30-12-2015 10:01PM

Indian takeaway and nice bottle of pinot noir.

Not a fan of New Year's Eve, packed pubs and clubs just don't appeal to me anymore.

30-12-2015 10:03PM

I remember celebrating the millennium. Now that was a let down. I was the rip old age of 18. I spent the day looking for silver sparkly eyeshadow to wear with my silver sparkly skirt.
Myself and some friends went to the local night club full of mad excitement. The place was empty apart from a a few desperadoes (ourselves included) and discarded plastic glasses of bucks fizz.

Ah memories

Ted_YNWA · 30-12-2015 10:03PM

boobar wrote: »

Indian takeaway and nice bottle of pinot noir.

Not a fan of New Year's Eve, packed pubs and clubs just don't appeal to me anymore.

We should have a thread here for all us old fogie/this pub is too crowded & noisy types to chat on while we enjoy ourselves on the couch with a beverage or two

SEPT 23 1989 · 30-12-2015 10:23PM

Two children own me so as usual I won't be leaving the house

mikeym · 30-12-2015 10:50PM

Having an early night :mad:

Have to travel to Dublin at 5am :mad:

Auldloon · 30-12-2015 10:53PM

Taking the train to Rome in the morning. It's only an hour away from where I live now but not been yet. We've no plan as such but we've got all the ingredients we need for a wild few days.... It's gonna be my bday 2

I tend to go for it on New Years!

Clonmel1000 · 30-12-2015 11:03PM

90% of posters here are staying in it seems. Does anyone actually go out anymore on NYE? It mightn't be a bad night out actually if so many are staying in?

tomwaterford · 30-12-2015 11:05PM

Clonmel1000 wrote: »

90% of posters here are staying in it seems. Does anyone actually go out anymore on NYE? It mightn't be a bad night out actually if so many are staying in?

Either that or boards is populated by anti social sorts :eek:

mfceiling · 30-12-2015 11:08PM

[Deleted User] wrote: »

In bed. Alone. Smeared in Lindt chocolate with pepperoni slices stuck in my birds nest hair.

PM sent...

Ted_YNWA · 30-12-2015 11:08PM

tomwaterford wrote: »

Either that or boards is populated by anti social sorts :eek:

Quick, scatter ........... Tom is onto us

30-12-2015 11:08PM

All the people going out tomorrow are probably out tonight so can't post on Boards

cena · 30-12-2015 11:14PM

Well not be going out. Have ice hockey training the day after

JupiterKid · 30-12-2015 11:21PM

Staying in - taking it easy. A nice dinner followed by TV and Jools Holland's Hootenannay to ring in 2016 and watch the amazing fireworks going off in London on TV.

That'll be my New Years. Happy New Year AHers!

techyjon · 30-12-2015 11:30PM

I usually travel home to spend it with my parents. New year resolution is to have exciting plans next year!

Subcomandante Marcos · 30-12-2015 11:34PM

The other half and myself will be feeling miserable downing benilyn for flu and lemsip on the couch together watching Making A Murderer and eating take out Pizza.

How Soon Is Now · 30-12-2015 11:38PM

Working as I have done all Christmas.....

Tourists I love you so much!

30-12-2015 11:44PM

No plans but usually the gathering of family and friends.

My wife will open the back door and front door, let the old out and the new in which i think is really nice.

Make sure you all texts or phone whoever, happy new year to you all.

Ciderswigger · 30-12-2015 11:45PM

I hate New Years. Always have. I'll be happy to see the back of this year though. I'll spend it at home, alone, finishing off a selection box and wallowing in self pity.:cool:

osarusan · 30-12-2015 11:46PM

Home, probably asleep as I've a pretty bad cold.

If not asleep, I'll wake up my kids for the countdown and then put them back to bed.

In the morning, they'll remember nothing about any of it.

AnonoBoy · 30-12-2015 11:47PM

No big plans at all

Just going to resurrect the Y2K bug and bring the civilised world to its knees.

MUUWWWAAAHHHAAAAAAAAA!!!!!

Oh and watch the Hootenanny. I never miss that!

Samsgirl · 30-12-2015 11:51PM

My 'baby' turns 3 tomorrow so I will be frazzled after a house full of under 5's for her birthday party. Will probably be asleep by 9pm!

iDave · 30-12-2015 11:59PM

Going to Galway to see my brother if it still stands after the storm.

Never usually get worked up about NYE. The beginning of January doesn't feel worth celebrating.

FTA69 · 30-12-2015 11:59PM

Jools Holland can go and whistle.

I'm going to Barnsley in Yorkshire. Nearly a decade living in England and I've never been "up north". My buddy and his wife are tattooist bikers and every year they have the mother of all parties which attracts hundreds of people but all messers are kept away by a squad of angry patched gentlemen. I can't fupping wait.

starry_eyed · 31-12-2015 12:04AM

FTA69 wrote: »

Jools Holland can go and whistle.

I'm going to Barnsley in Yorkshire. Nearly a decade living in England and I've never been "up north". My buddy and his wife are tattooist bikers and every year they have the mother of all parties which attracts hundreds of people but all messers are kept away by a squad of angry patched gentlemen. I can't fupping wait.

Sounds great!

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