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Then be sure not to foul up like this girl...

A couple from Wyverstone, Suffolk, returned home from holiday in France to find

id take the daughter to the orfanage......

id take the daughter to the orfanage......

...Yep..she is 16 so out she goes............unless they gave her permission to have the party ...........commoner  :P

Reason number 18737649 why you should never have kids.

That girl definitely needs a good talking to!  Seriously though, she would be in a world of hurt from daddy when he found out around my house.  I don't hit my kids, but I can make them wish I would...  ;)

Kevin
(who's little girl has him wrapped squarely around her finger)  ;)

Exactly why i never have parties round my place, make sure its at someone else's

I'd probably just kill her & my my guard's here at HMP Wormwood Scrubs would probably put money on that  ;)

Cheers,

TSC.

Lets be fair to her, i think we all know how it can happen, it would probably have started as a quite party among a few friends, then word would spread and next thing you know you have a rave in your living room. Poor girl. Could happen to the best of us.

Lets be fair to her, i think we all know how it can happen, it would probably have started as a quite party among a few friends, then word would spread and next thing you know you have a rave in your living room. Poor girl. Could happen to the best of us.

From what her Mum said on the radio this morning that's exactly what happened. She made the mistake of announcing the party at school during morning assembly. When a nearby nightclub turned out at midnight she suddenly ended up with a lot of gatecrashers who proceeded to trash the place & goodness knows what else. It's an all-too-familiar story but at least nobody got raped or murdered. Let this be a warning. There's a lot of funny folk out there.

Too right, it is actually really annoying, cant actually remember the last good house party i went to, because teh host is always so worried about their house...This seems to be turning into a serious problem doesn't it?

Well, I was never a party animal. Never saw the attraction in it myself. I used to end up in the kitchen all night, where the beer was & you could hear yourself talk - or sit in a corner getting quietly sozzled. I'm quite harmless when drunk, not like some I could mention. I rarely drink alcohol now anyway. Had quite enough to last me if I never have another drop. If I want to celebrate I'd much rather go out to a decent nightclub or have a meal with friends.

[quote]That girl definitely needs a good talking to!

Never did see why people can't respect others property.

About every other friday a few of us get together over at a my friends house (18 years old and accualy owns a small house outside town ) Always tends to go from 10 people to 30 and 50 rather fast.  Things never do get out of hand though.  Sure the house is currently not in living order...holes in walls, no heat, nice outside but inside is the true meaning of "fixer uper"....you get the idea.  But even though theres not much you could do to make it worse...everyone still respects it and does not cause any damage.  Can't say much for our trucks outside.  Truely hate waking up the next morning/afternoon and having to clear 20+ beer, and pop bottles off the hood so I can leave...Or there was last friday when someone was crashed out in the bed of my truck :-/

Main thing is...If you dont want a lot of people there then dont annonce it.  Even if you only expect a few to accualy show up you have to be prepared for the unexpected.  10 people can turn into a mass of 50+ in a matter of minutes :-/

Yeh, one person might mention it to another and gradually word speads. One sure fire way to stop it, DONT buy any booze, just ribena, then you'll have people running out of there...

Yeah, I don't understand why people have to be destructive. My idea of a good party is 10 or 15 good freinds hanging out, a little music going, and a few beers. and the beer isn't even necessary.... but it's nice  ;)