Category:Curator's Choice Oh boy oooo weeee! You're a special fella or gal! Most love stumbling drunkenly into a stranger's apartment, I mean, who wouldn't? BUT! Who among us enjoys hosting such a thing? Who would want the risk of fines, the need to mop up, the wrecked bathroom, and all the rest? Well hopefully somebody, hopefully you! ==Pros & Cons==
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==Tips for Hosting an Apartment Crawl== These are tips to maximize fun and minimize fun, but think about it: If my apartment gets dirty and disrespected, or I get a fine, will I be okay with that? * Make or choose a playlist in advance, set the tone for the stop that you want (maybe theme appropriate + whatever's popular) ** Classics and singalongs always go down well at the end of the crawl when people are feeling bubbly! * Consider running a simple game from one of the following or make up one of your own if groups are small and spaced out ** Boat Races (time honoured) ** Time trials - Beer Ladder (great for variable flow and showing your dominance) ** Group chug (if you're in a rush) ** Theme based trivia ** Stack / Slap / Strip cup! (these take time) ** Tummies ** Civil War (like beer pong but with extra cups, each shot in someone needs to drink) * Ask for everything needed to host your stop. That means: ** Cups ** Materials for Games ** Sign making material if your apartment is hidden or the bathroom is hard to find * Enforcing no-shoes is very difficult in the winter, consider accepting that you'll need to mop OR put down a tarp (it works!) * Ask some friends you haven't hung out with in a while to help you host, you get to hang out and drink for free! * Let your neighbours know you'll have people stopping in and that you will be finished by (insert time here) ! They won't call the cops if they know the noise will be over by the time they want to go to bed! * Lock the bedrooms in your apartment if possible, just do it! ---- <!--<center> {{#widget:Improved Facebook Comments |appID={198971067240369} |url=}} |num=5 }} </center>--> Category:HowToTracking