At What Age Do Guys And Women Get Sick Of Clubs/ Bars?

[Sami09]

Thats my question do you guys think its mid 20's or early 30's . Do a lot of guys

and girls just go out with there friends to help there friends get someone . Or

would they just rather stop clubing at that age. Do they just want to go out

to have fun.

[vashti]

I think this would depend a lot on personality type, don't you think? I am not too big on bar scenes. I find it kind of sad to see how desperate some people allow themselves to act. It is demeaning. I would like dance clubs, but they are too crowded.

Once in a while is okay for me.

[King Zarathu]

llololololllll well liek i duno cuz lyke i dun g0 c7bbing ntil i turn 21 rofllllllllll



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[Sami09]

what did you just say zak?

[EtherealDream]

The age in which people get sick of club/bars is represented by this function:

f(x) = 7x^4 + 4x^3 + 3x^2 + 8x + 15

[King Zarathu]

The age in which people get sick of club/bars is represented by this function:

f(x) = 7x^4 + 4x^3 + 3x^2 + 8x + 15

WRONG!

This one:

f(x) = sin(tan^-1((4x+2)(6x-3)cos^-1(90°-Ø)))
[Where Ø represents THETA]

[Alex Nova]

lol guys...

It really depends on your situation. Single or dating or married. Last night I saw a few guys clubbing who were well over 45...

//STOP SPAMMING//

[Tiay]

I'm 20 and I've never liked bars/clubbing/etc. frankly I don't see what everyone likes about it. It's too loud to talk to anybody and everybody is drunk anyway. It just doesn't sound like a good platform to meet people even if I was single.

[King Zarathu]

Since I was curious about just where on the curve I was positioned, I went ahead and graphed that function (God bless Mathematica). However, I don't know what any of it means. Zarathu, hopefully you can explain your function, as I'm curious to know just how long I will still want to be going to clubs...ideally, I'll find someone I like just before I cease wanting to go. A few things to note:

Your forumla without the confusing nested trig functions & parentheses:


The formula has x = x and y = theta.



Here, the z axis (vertical, and buried in the .999's) is f(x,y).

[URL="http://www-personal.umich.edu/~mjpatric/clubbing_function2.gif"]A Slightly Larger View, y < 0[/URL]

Hah! Actually, that function looks like it would just be 1 to me, regardless of theta and x. You see, the radical over the squares removes all of the exponents to 2, and the square root of 1 = 1. Therefore, it is safe to say that the denominator is (1 + (2 + 4x)(-3 + 6x)ArcCos[(PI/4)-y]).

If such is the case and any numerator above its denominator is 1, we can say that your simplification of my formula clearly ****ed up somewhere.

[However, even if we use the "1 +" on the left side of the denominator, making it more or less the same thing (off by 1), it'll still round to 1 (or an approximately similar answer)]

[King Zarathu]

Vars:

Theta -- Represents how drunk you are, or how close your typing is to Sami09's (no difference)
X -- Represents how old you are

[Sami09]

my typing isnt that bad. Come on. What with all the weird replys to my question?

[vashti]

lol guys...

It really depends on your situation. Single or dating or married. Last night I saw a few guys clubbing who were well over 45...

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It sounds like their mid-life crisis time.

[Sami09]

i guess ones in a while for those 40's year old guys going out is something they really need.

[Junket]

i guess ones in a while for those 40's year old guys going out is something they really need.

Sami, dear god, english cannot be your first language.

[King Zarathu]

Sami, dear god, english cannot be your first language.

Sadly, I think it is, Fras.