DANGEROUS *NEW* TREND FOR YOUNGSTERS

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-26084909

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More than 100 young people were treated by paramedics for the effects of alcohol and, in some cases drugs, at a concert in Belfast.

It is believed many of them arrived at the venue already drunk, following a new trend called 'prinking' or pre-drinking.

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Absolutely pissing that pre-drinking is being called a new trend by the BBC but even more so that they've decided to call it PRINKING like has anyone ever actually said that word before and if so be ashamed of yourself

predrinking has been going on for ages lol

Lmfao prinking

gonna' use that from now on

people say prinks here like the same way you'd say totes or yolo

this is a new trend???? hahaha

BBC are absolute ****

Hahaha, how ridiculous, people have been pre drinking for as long as there has been cheap alcohol and expensive nightclubs.

er yes prinking is a common term. who do you hang about with

"come to mine for some prinks" granted them pre-drinks is more commonly used though

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Originally Posted by FlyingJesus

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-26084909



Absolutely pissing that pre-drinking is being called a new trend by the BBC but even more so that they've decided to call it PRINKING like has anyone ever actually said that word before and if so be ashamed of yourself

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but ye pre drinking is not a new trend lmao and as someone said, it's happened since supermarkets are cheap and nightclubs are expensive.

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Originally Posted by j0rd

BBC are absolute ****

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The BBC are infallible. Didn't you know? :P

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Originally Posted by -:Undertaker:-

The BBC are infallible. Didn't you know? :P

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Yes. We've always been at war with Eastasia. Or was it Afghanistan?

I've never heard anyone call it prinking.

I literally read the quote three times before I reaslised what they were calling a new trend

Hang on, the BBC have written hundreds of articles on people drinking at home before going out. Drinks are cheap to buy for private, home use. Surely they can look back at their own articles to notice it isn't a new trend?

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Originally Posted by e5

er yes prinking is a common term. who do you hang about with

"come to mine for some prinks" granted them pre-drinks is more commonly used though

but ye pre drinking is not a new trend lmao and as someone said, it's happened since supermarkets are cheap and nightclubs are expensive.

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MY FRIEND FROM LEEDS SAID PRINKING AND IT WAS FIRST TIME I HEARD IT APPROX 1 MONTH AGO

also im pissing myself its like 1 of those fake articles

Must be a working class term

Never ever have I heard it being called prinking :S

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Originally Posted by subo

MY FRIEND FROM LEEDS SAID PRINKING AND IT WAS FIRST TIME I HEARD IT APPROX 1 MONTH AGO

also im pissing myself its like 1 of those fake articles

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Just a new word for us hardcore drinkers. Started at unis

New trend, haha.

Prinking is new to me, however.
I guess all the rage is over 'trends' since NekNominations.

the BBC are a bunch of propaganda idiots

prinking mmm sounds fun!

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Originally Posted by e5

Just a new word for us hardcore drinkers.

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Absolutely pissing 2k14

prinking lmao, pre-drinking sounds better ;l

never tried it as people smell after drinking YOU SMELLY PEOPLE! :P but i know plenty in my year and year below me that drink a lot i also know many students at my school that bring alcohol in with them for lunch the prinks!