Board 8 > "No, but I had to opportunity to do it" - 61.89%

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.... that's sad

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What's wrong with being responsible?

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I think this "my parents are gone let's have a PARTY" is a phenomenon that only happens in movies

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TV and Aaron Carter music videos taught me that it would be a bad idea.

Not that I ever had the opportunity anyway.

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Where's the option, "I had a party and my parents didn't care because they're cool"?

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Throwing a party is work. >_>

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Where's the option for "No, my house is too small to have a party in."?

Not that I would anyway

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- I dont like people in my house
- I dont like people period

Everytime my sister did one the house would be rather ****** up and it would annoy me.

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you guys seem to be mixing up open-house parties with just regular parties

just having 7-8 people over with a few beers counts as a party

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Yeah my house was terrible for a party, at least a rager.

It was only this year when I got a new house that is amazing for parties, and I've thrown like 30 parties already, but I'm not living with my parents so it doesn't apply.

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I was a well behaved kid.






...How regretful.

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My parents wouldn't have cared anyway.

I also wouldn't have known how to throw a party.

So screw it.

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Where's the option, "Yes, and I did it with their complete permission"? Or, alternatively, "No, I have never felt the need to do such a thing"?

Seriously, I'm 22 years old and they trust me not to burn the place down. What a goddamn stupid question.

GrapefruitKing posted...
you guys seem to be mixing up open-house parties with just regular parties

just having 7-8 people over with a few beers counts as a party

I think that's what is being asked though. If it's basically what I do every weekend anyway, why do my parents need to be away?

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Well I mean, when I've always lived either 15 minutes way from anyone, with driving being the only method of transportation, or in 1-2 bedroom apartments that don't exactly have the most sound-resilient walls.... It's always made much more sense to use the same friends' party-friendly houses repeatedly.

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when my mom went away for her mom's funeral, my brother threw a party at the house


did thousands of dollars of damage to the house, stole my game systems, pissed on a pile my sister's clothes, and caused the oven to explode

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No, because I like smaller group. The most people (not counting family gatherings) I've had in my house were...5, including me? We played video games and ate pizzas. My parents were there though.

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Raka_Putra posted...
No, because I like smaller group. The most people (not counting family gatherings) I've had in my house were...5, including me? We played video games and ate pizzas. My parents were there though.

If you go above 4 video game consoles can't compensate anyway.

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From: MarvelousGerbil | #018
Raka_Putra posted...
No, because I like smaller group. The most people (not counting family gatherings) I've had in my house were...5, including me? We played video games and ate pizzas. My parents were there though.

If you go above 4 video game consoles can't compensate anyway.

Yeah, it's bad enough that one of the guys hogged the PS2 for himself and we threw barely-concealed insults at him.

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Raka_Putra posted...
From: MarvelousGerbil | #018
Raka_Putra posted...
No, because I like smaller group. The most people (not counting family gatherings) I've had in my house were...5, including me? We played video games and ate pizzas. My parents were there though.

If you go above 4 video game consoles can't compensate anyway.
Yeah, it's bad enough that one of the guys hogged the PS2 for himself and we threw barely-concealed insults at him.

Yeah I don't get people who think it's fun to watch normal playthroughs of games. Sure if you're watching a speedrun or a Let's Play or whatever, that's fine, but there's a guy I know who literally invited me over to play Pokemon Black since I was waiting for it in the mail. What the hell is this?

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Well, he played Dynasty Warrior, which got boring to watch after the first 5 minutes or so. But at least it was on TV so it was easy to watch him. Pokemon Black though? >_>

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**** that I don't want people being idiots and potentially messing up/ breaking **** in my house. I go elsewhere to party

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From: Pokewars | #005
Where's the option, "I had a party and my parents didn't care because they're cool"?

This

When I was in high school, my parents were in a phase where they liked to camp and take little brief weekend trips to places and they flat out said "Let us know if you want to have a party here, we'll make that weekend one of our camping trips"

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From: ShadowHalo17 | #012
My parents wouldn't have cared anyway.

I also wouldn't have known how to throw a party.

So screw it.

You just invite people over, and if there is any alcohol involved, the rest kind of takes care of itself.

Unless you're friends with idiots (which is hard to avoid in high school) it usually doesn't turn out too crazy though. I invited my close friends over a lot when my parents were gone, but it was usually just 4-6 people not including myself.

I've only thrown one actual party at my parent's house and it was a ****ing great night. It feels nice to provide the venue for a bunch of your friends to have a great time. My mom acted mad, but I honestly think she was kind of impressed to find out that I was popular enough to do something like that. At least that's what I like to think.

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There's a difference between having people over and a party. Having people over yeah all the time.

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oh no introverts and responsible people oh noooo

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Pokewars posted...
Where's the option, "I had a party and my parents didn't care because they're cool"?

That's what I was wondering.

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OmarsComin posted...
I think this "my parents are gone let's have a PARTY" is a phenomenon that only happens in movies

no

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Tom Bombadil posted...
oh no introverts and responsible people oh noooo

introverts can still have friends

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people can have friends without their first response to some free time being UNDERAGE DRINKING WOOOO

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My mom was cool enough that if we wanted to have a party, we'd just have to tell her.

Of course I had 4 siblings, and one Aunt, so getting away with it would've been impossible in any case.

And of course making my mom mad was never a good idea, because she has this innate ability to make someone feel like they're exactly 2 feet tall, and 2 years old.

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I just told my parents. Then they'd buy some refreshments. Seemed like a win-win for me.

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