We've all had that weekend where we don't want to go out, or get drunk or party at all, but we do anyways. We get bamboozled into the very thing we were trying to avoid and usually end up having either one of two things happen: have the most epic night ever imagined, or the literal worst night one could ever dream to have. The following are the stages of the night when you thought you weren't going to drink... Oh, how wrong you were.

The night starts with innocent you saying, "I am not drinking." Cold turkey, "I ain't doing it," mentality. But then "that" friend comes over, you know the one. They convince you into just one drink and you promise that it is it, you will hold true. It's just you and your friend at first, a nice casual drink with just the two of you.

All of a sudden people gather. Where they came from you have no idea, but you are surrounded and you've ended up with three to five drinks in your system. An hour or so later you've ended up somewhere that is not your house and you want to get back to it until you hear your friends saying that they're headed to yet another bar. Why no go, right?

Home has become such a far away place in your mind. You know there was something you had to do tomorrow but at this point who cares. A few more drinks in and you are past the stage of completely ready to rage; you can easily say you've hit savage mode. Let's stay up all night, who cares if you have work. Shots anyone?

That's when you wake up the next morning and you have work, class, tests, studying and family hanging out to do. You missed something important and you either have no way to explain yourself or you have the best story to somewhat back up your drunken night and overwhelming hangover.

Going out with friends is always a blast and there are always stories, but unexpected nights out are almost better because that's what they are- unexpected, unplanned and completely spontaneous. With college consisting of hard tests and lots of studying, this is the perfect way to let loose and chill your mind for a second. So here's to all those students out there with crazy fun weekend stories of nothing but the unexpected