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My Cream Puff Has A First Name.3
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PersianKitty94 wrote: »GnothiSeauton23 wrote: »This seems to be a really petty thing to be offended about. Someone invited you to a birthday party to share a moment with you and they felt that you were close enough to be part of it. Perhaps more people showed up than expected. Maybe the host had something important come up and couldn't run to the store to get extra cream puffs and was trying to make the most of what they had. Maybe they are poor planners and figured that cream puffs wouldn't be that popular. Usually when I go to a party that someone has invited me to, it's to spend time with those people. It is an added bonus when they provide food and drinks.
Maybe they shouldn't throw a party if they can't plan. People don't unexpectedly show up at a party. She invited them and they confirmed. Did I really need to waste 50 bucks on a gift to be told not to eat cream puffs? To me this woman just throws these *kitten* parties to get gifts while spending the least. That's what it sounds like to me.
Wow. I can't even. Was the bday party for her or one of her kids?0 -
tracykreczmer wrote: »Who serves cream puffs at a shower??? And who tells someone NOT to eat?? There is always food left over!! I hate baby showers and bridal crap and I'm married and have kids! Sorry but I am offended she said THAT to you! I doubt very much u ate the whole plate and even if u did I would THANK you for eating! Whoever this person is she FLUNKED good hostessing 101..wow..am beyond stunned she said that..hello food..eaten..#worsthostessever!
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Sometimes it's not about you. Whoever threw the shower didn't put much into it. They probably noticed very quickly and were self conscious about it.1
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PersianKitty94 wrote: »PersianKitty94 wrote: »Cutaway_Collar wrote: »There needs to be more info:
What were the other food selections?
Cheetohs and chips
did everyone only get one chip?
They had all you could drink right?
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PersianKitty94 wrote: »PersianKitty94 wrote: »PersianKitty94 wrote: »Cutaway_Collar wrote: »There needs to be more info:
What were the other food selections?
Cheetohs and chips
did everyone only get one chip?
They had all you could drink right?
Tea. I wasn't offered any.
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Where was the birthday cake and ice cream?0
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RunHardBeStrong wrote: »PersianKitty94 wrote: »GnothiSeauton23 wrote: »This seems to be a really petty thing to be offended about. Someone invited you to a birthday party to share a moment with you and they felt that you were close enough to be part of it. Perhaps more people showed up than expected. Maybe the host had something important come up and couldn't run to the store to get extra cream puffs and was trying to make the most of what they had. Maybe they are poor planners and figured that cream puffs wouldn't be that popular. Usually when I go to a party that someone has invited me to, it's to spend time with those people. It is an added bonus when they provide food and drinks.
Maybe they shouldn't throw a party if they can't plan. People don't unexpectedly show up at a party. She invited them and they confirmed. Did I really need to waste 50 bucks on a gift to be told not to eat cream puffs? To me this woman just throws these *kitten* parties to get gifts while spending the least. That's what it sounds like to me.
Wow. I can't even. Was the bday party for her or one of her kids?
Herself. She's 60.1 -
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LiftingLady5 wrote: »thisonetimeatthegym wrote: »Sometimes it's not about you. Whoever threw the shower didn't put much into it. They probably noticed very quickly and were self conscious about it.
was still a pretty rude way to handle the situation. Probably should have just let it roll and just run out of creampuffs.
You are talking about people who decided it was ok to invite 40 people over, serve tea, chips and cream puffs. And not enough of any of them. And expected gifts.
So. Yeah. Fine manners were not on display to begin with.2 -
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PersianKitty94 wrote: »
Birthday cake hoarder, this tells the whole story!2 -
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Knowing all this now. I would of given the host a coupon.6
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I would've been like, "Only 30 eclairs in this joint?!!! Kitten, haven't you heard of Costco?"
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ClubSilencio wrote: »I would've been like, "Only 30 eclairs in this joint?!!! Kitten, haven't you heard of Costco?"
Someone could have offered to go on a "creampuff run", surely?0 -
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