re: Tell me about the Old-school party days of LSU

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tiger bar, reggies,freds,bogeys,mellow mushroom,rotolos /thread

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Old school is Murphey's, Sports, Fred's, the Bayou, etc.

Mellow Mushroom was after the lenient times.

The White Horse on Highland Rd.

Faps in Tigerland

San Souci's in Port Allen

Chuck's in Addis

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In the 70s,80s, even 90s. Apparently LSU isnt as fun as it was, and LSU hasnt been in the top 10 party schools for a while

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im not trying to argue the 80s and 90s were more fun, but you shouldn't take those lists seriously

ETA I mean weren't more fun

The very early 2000s saw a return of bullish drinking.

2 buck wells at Northgate got out of hand many nights.

Lafayette and their penny pitchers of beers and mix drinks is where things would get out of hand.

10 bucks would get you a pitcher of good liquor instead of crap.

Dollar beer nights across the river at mikes got a lot of people in trouble and a lot of girls pregnant.

The kids are just too high to do anything. I went into the gas station in my hometown the other night and not a single kid asked me to buy beer.

The fraternities are very lame compared to what they used to be. I don't know why anybody would want to join one now. I couldn't say the same thing back then. Those dudes knew how to have a good time back in the day.

It's not that ones now don't know how to or want to it's that it has become overly regulated. Fraternities are on thin ice and baton rouge gives out mip's like candy.

Frat Frattington and I would come back from a harrowing two class day at noon and there would be a beer truck parked in the front yard. Guys would pass out on air conditioner units or on top of cars and the IFC honcho would stop in and laugh with us about it. We'd cut the top of beater cars and put a keg in the back and cops would wave at us. We called steak and blowjob day "today". If you fell asleep in the beer room, they'd shave your eyebrows off. And you'd laugh about it. Special little snowflakes were not allowed to leave Chimes Street. Reagan won like 80% of the student vote. There was a drink special every night and the bars were packed. Nobody ventured into the library except for Asian students unless it was exam week. LSU football games were famous for the overwhelming smell of bourbon in the air. We would sneak it in by taping it on our dates legs and/or wearing a bladder and then unzipping to pour a drink. It was good times-nobody hassled us and everybody observed the "boys will be boys" ethic. There just weren't a lot of rules and people weren't super uptight and complaining about political shite. We just drank and had sex and hung out at parties and bars. You know, college.

Major bottle rocket and M-80 wars with the SAE's