getting crunked is bad for your teeth
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NYC is oversaturated with things to do, but as with residents in any city, many Brooklynites develop and find comfort in habituation. While there’s a pending pressure to “go out,” the act of “going out” lends itself most immediately to weekend warrior pub&party crawls, especially with ever-burgeoning playgrounds, like Williamsburg, the Lower East Side and the Meat Packing District.
It’s right to give thanks and praise for this jungle gym of jouissance! But (despite the obscene plethora of options) it can sometimes feel like there’s no worthy alternative to getting smashed. Hence, a blog dedicated to the high and low art of teetotaling in the urban environment.
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I’ve noticed that other narcotics are sometimes substituted for alcohol use in lieu of good-old fashioned fun, does this blog obstain from caffeine, red bull, sparks, nicotine, and more?
Comment by Jess February 12, 2008 @ 6:58 pmJess – “crunked” commonly connotes “high and drunk” and while this blog mainly focuses on activities outside-the-bars etc., it’s not necessarily a promotion of full detoxification or substance-virginity.
Teetotaling may recommend tea shops (caffeine fat houses), an occasional bar-based event coupled with alcohol-free drink recommendations, or even tactics for handling oneself as the odd man out in a heroin safety tent.
There are no hard & fast rules, just a basic effort to point out events/activities which fall under the general umbrella of potential, attractive alternatives to inebriation-as-an-activity.
Thanks for reading!
Comment by seaweedhooves February 12, 2008 @ 7:18 pmHi, I am in your blogs class and I just wanted to send you a note to say: this is a great stinkin’ idea! I actually want to read this blog and I will suggest it to others!
Kendra
Comment by Kendra February 18, 2008 @ 10:04 pmThanks so much Kendra! Please feel free to leave recommendations!
Comment by seaweedhooves February 19, 2008 @ 1:39 am