Sussex clubbers of the week: The refreshers edition
Kicking off second term off in style
Term has (unfortunately) begun, which means one thing and one thing only, your Sussex clubbers of the week are back.
The only way to cope with the return of uni life and general responsibilities is of course, by avoiding it, and boogying the night away. It was beaut to see that your 9am's certainly didn't stop you from getting down and groovy.
Feeding time of the week
GIVE ME FOOD
Eyeballs of the week
I see you baby
Smooch of the week
Proper French style
Sing it of the week
Groove is in the heart
Confused.com of the week
Why am I here?
Giggles of the week
Girl band of the week
Howdy cowboy of the week
Yeehaw
Society dress up's of the week
Groovy man
where's wally though?
Gang signs & prayers of the week
Gal Pals of the week
so I put my hands up
Squad of the week
Dysfunctional family pic of the week
Dancefloor selfie of the week
Do it for the gram
Liability of the week
You're drunk go home
Legend of the week
Party people of the week
Brand whores of the week
Wonder if he has ever been to France?
Boogier's of the week
Get down, get down
Photo Credits:
Trash Mondays & Flava courtesy of Coalition and Inyaear
Epik Wednesday's courtesy of Pryzm
C U Next Tuesday courtesy of The Arch and Rox Promotions
Donuts photos courtesy of Patterns and Green Door Store
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