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A Night Out At UCF As Told By The Cast Of HBO 'Girls'

The cast of "Girls" would for sure turn up at UCF.

Carly Steiner

Feb 28, 2017

University of Central Florida

A Night Out At UCF As Told By The Cast Of HBO 'Girls'

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"Girls." Have you heard of it? No??? It is only the greatest show to hit the TV since "Entourage." Think about it as "Sex and the City," just 10 times more realistic. Girls is about a group of women living in New York City. This series goes through all of their daily struggles, wild nights out, employment stories, and boy problems. It is as real as it gets and I think every girl can find at least one character to relate to! When it comes to getting through college, I use this show as a reminder that no matter how awful my day is going, I will be able to get through it!

The cast of "Girls" are a little too old for college but they still party just as hard as us! They truly understand the struggle of preparing for a night out. From picking out the perfect outfit to avoiding your ex boyfriend at the bar, these Girls have got the routine down.

UCF might not have frat parties, but it's okay because our bar life makes up for it! We have at least five bars within a mile of campus and most of them have amazing student deals! From Caddy Shanks to Stagger there are more than enough places for students to have a good night. The cast of Girls would for sure turn up at UCF.

1. Submitting all of your last minute assignments before you get ready

8/10 on my reading quiz, that will do!

2. Convincing your roommates that Hump Day is the best excuse to go out

2 more days til Friday, let's celebrate!

3. But I mean Monday night too because we get into Pub free

Mondays don't always have to be awful!

4. Trying on a million outfits and then just settling

Screw it, I'm wearing the first outfit I tried on

5.Getting the whole squad to go out

The whole gangs here!

6. When Pub is too packed and you can't get to the bar

Drowning in a crowd of people is possible.

7. But you finally get a drink and the night is off to a good start

2 more of these and I'll be good for the night.

8. Your song comes on and you can't help but sing

Firework is on and I know you all know the lyrics...

9. Doing anything to get this gross guy to stop hitting on you

Can you tell I'm uninterested?

10. But he buys you a drink and thinks you're pretty so you stick it out for the next 5 minutes

Well I guess he's not that bad.

11. The first bar fight of the night breaks out

Security will break this up in the next 30 seconds.

12. And everyone is pushing you to get through the bar

This is abuse!

12. The line for the bathroom is out the door

Maybe not the best time to break the seal.

13. You're over Pub and its time to go to Stag

Free cover at 12!

12. The next guy to hit on you is like kinda cute

Maybe I'll actually give this guy my real number!

13. But then he spills his drink on you by mistake

I knew he was too good to be true!

14. Your friends are bored but you're not ready to leave yet

"It's not even 1 yet!!"

16. But then one of them vomits

"Amber, I told you to not drink that loaded corona... "

15. Ugh just one more song then you can leave

Fine we can leave after this song..

16. Coming home and eating everything in sight

Grilled cheese, chicken nuggets, and pasta for 1

17. Getting that 2 AM Booty call like

I think I'll just call it a night!

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The cast of "Girls" would for sure turn up at UCF.

1. Submitting all of your last minute assignments before you get ready

2. Convincing your roommates that Hump Day is the best excuse to go out

3. But I mean Monday night too because we get into Pub free

4. Trying on a million outfits and then just settling

5.Getting the whole squad to go out

6. When Pub is too packed and you can't get to the bar

7. But you finally get a drink and the night is off to a good start

8. Your song comes on and you can't help but sing

9. Doing anything to get this gross guy to stop hitting on you

10. But he buys you a drink and thinks you're pretty so you stick it out for the next 5 minutes

11. The first bar fight of the night breaks out

12. And everyone is pushing you to get through the bar

12. The line for the bathroom is out the door

13. You're over Pub and its time to go to Stag

12. The next guy to hit on you is like kinda cute

13. But then he spills his drink on you by mistake

14. Your friends are bored but you're not ready to leave yet

16. But then one of them vomits

15. Ugh just one more song then you can leave

16. Coming home and eating everything in sight

17. Getting that 2 AM Booty call like

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1. You feel like an elder.

2. You may feel lonely.

3. Senioritis is more real than ever.

4. You may feel a little down sometimes.

5. Fear of missing out won't be as real.

6. You are a college pro.

7. You'll have more free time.

8. You're happy you're still in school.

9. You feel like a guru.

10. You continue to grow.

"I don't want to do things. I want to do not things."

1. When your advisor tells you that you should declare a major soon.

2. Seeing the lost and confused freshmen and remembering that was you a short year ago, and now being grateful you know the ins and outs of the campus.

3. Going to the involvement fair to sign up for more clubs knowing that you are already too involved.

4. When you actually do the reading required for the first class.

5. Seeing your friends for the first time since last semester.

6. When you're already drowning in homework during syllabus week.

7. Realizing you don't have the same excitement for classes as you did as a freshman.

8. Going home and seeing people from high school gets weirder the older you get.

9. You've already established your de-stress routine.

10. Wondering where all the new freshman came from.

11. But ultimately being glad that you have a lot more knowledge than you did a year ago.

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Exams are worth way more than participation points

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You don't live with your mom anymore... call her

Moms are super heroes dressed in yesterday's clothing and they deserve an award for that.

1. For all of the endless hugs and kisses you always seem to smother me in.

2. For teaching me how to cuddle and being the best cuddle buddy still to this day.

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19. For rolling the windows down and singing along to the music with me.

20. And for being the best mom possible. I love you!

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