Partying in the ATL: the do's and dont's.

So alot of my friends ask me to go out with them places, because hate for me cooped up in the house all the time. So towards the end of 2010 we went to this party and everyone was chill then people started wildin out! So here are my drama-free, party friendly rules.
1) Unless you have a designated driver, don't drink too much.
2) If you can't ride with someone, meet them there, there is strength in numbers.
3) Under no circumstances do you leave your drink on a table, date rape is a possibility.
4) Bring prepaid phone with you, along with a preloaded gift card of money, ballers are targets of robbery.
5) Parties are social events, not flash dating venues, Bring Your Own Date.
6) If possible, touch base to see how you're friends are getting home.
7) Eat before and afterward not at the party.
8) Know who's single who isn't, dancing on peoples dates may spark a fight.
9) Ladies don't dress sleazy then get mad for being called a hoe, you are what you act.
And 10) When in doubt, LEAVE, no need to be hurt.

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