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1) Cranberry juice is an acceptable drink at a bar. 2) You must have some activity that people do in groups. Do you bike? Do you write code? Do you like to di
by lsb 15y ago
1) Cranberry juice is an acceptable drink at a bar.
2) You must have some activity that people do in groups. Do you bike? Do you write code? Do you like to discuss books you've read?
3) If you can teach yourself to write tail-recursive code, an unnatural activity that gives you an end-result you want, you can teach yourself to be gregarious, an unnatural activity that gives you an end-result you want. Just practice! Start with events you don't care about, and keep practicing on more and more important events.
- cydonian_monk 15y agoAh, the venerable cranberry. Bounce berries. Alone, so bitter. Almost inedible. But with a bit of work.... When I was young we'd buy huge glass bottles of cranberry juice. Let it ferment. Good stuff. Frozen cranberry juice (alcoholic or not) makes for a nice snack, too. Drinking cranberry juice at a bar has a nice side benefit: Whenever someone asks what you're drinking, you can play the vampire card. "The blood of my enemies." If you're exceedingly pale like myself, and can deliver a line, it can make skin crawl. (OK, so maybe that's not the idea... or the best approach.) The advice is good, though - just because you don't or can't drink alcohol, does not mean you can't hang out in (most) bars. There are many regular things used to mix drinks they'll gladly sell you.