FAQ: Throw a Legendary Party - Page 3

Moneyless · #21 03-22-2007

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Originally Posted by ThaLoveDocta

PLease remember that party hosts are only partially accountable for their guests indiscretions. (legally depends on the state or province)

"Unless stated otherwise."

Robin Hood · #22 03-23-2007

gotta print this one out.

ThaLoveDocta · #23 12-07-2007

Bump for our new members!

Skroober · #24 12-07-2007

Our solution to big parties was to throw them outside, so they can only hurt themselves. Start a huge fire to keep warm if need be, doesn't usually work in the dead of winter though...

Good tips though, as long as they don't put a hole in the wall.

ThaLoveDocta · #25 12-07-2007

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Originally Posted by Skroober

Our solution to big parties was to throw them outside, so they can only hurt themselves. Start a huge fire to keep warm if need be, doesn't usually work in the dead of winter though...

Good tips though, as long as they don't put a hole in the wall.

it's -40 here in the winter... lol

And that's what drywall mud is for!

jrabb1920 · #26 12-07-2007

Never been to a party like that.

Derek · #27 12-07-2007

What? Jrabbs never been to a crazy drunk rave party! this is blasphemy, folder, THIS IS MADNESS!!!!

Niko-Time · #28 12-13-2007

A good party for us brits usually is renting out some hall and getting smashed

. I threw a large one at a local village hall and had to pay like £1000's worth of damages and have been banned from it, lol.

I just got the people who smashed the windows and ripped off a heavy duty toilet seat (I mean wtf?) to pay for what they caused.

That was a beast of a party

ThaLoveDocta · #29 12-13-2007

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Originally Posted by Niko-Time

A good party for us brits usually is renting out some hall and getting smashed

. I threw a large one at a local village hall and had to pay like £1000's worth of damages and have been banned from it, lol.

I just got the people who smashed the windows and ripped off a heavy duty toilet seat (I mean wtf?) to pay for what they caused.

That was a beast of a party

Jesus i can imagine!

When i was living in Paris, i noticed ppl did that too. It's very different here in North America, we'll gladly risk our own homes for a good time. lol

standard235 · #30 12-13-2007

My dad's friend and I hosted an epic LAN party. Nowhere near this caliber, but it takes a LOT of planning... Most intricate wired network I have ever drawn up and carried out. We had a turnout of like 136 people or something. Free switches and hubs ftw though.