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littlemissbgiff wrote: »GnothiSeauton23 wrote: »GnothiSeauton23 wrote: »tracykreczmer wrote: »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!
Relax hun, this was a bday party.
Ugh. Hate people who tell me to relax. .rude is rude.and. .hun really. .leave this stuff for fb k
Relax I was kidding. You're obviously new here. You gotta roll with the punches. Or not, do whatever you want. I'll ignore you going forward. And you'll hate that because I'm fabulous, ask anyone.
I wasn't though. She needs to relax.
UGH. Just leave thatshit for FB.
sorry hun
Relax k
Nobody *kitten* with @J_Surita3 ! She's my *kitten* girl!!!!
Ok I'm relaxing now.2 -
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Id request a doggie bag just to piss them off
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LiftingLady5 wrote: »People are so weird. I would have said no problem, then said loudly...."everybody I licked all the creampuffs...DIBS" 0
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Cutaway_Collar wrote: »
This thread has been rampaged by comments which don't empathize with you.PersianKitty94 wrote: »LiftingLady5 wrote: »GnothiSeauton23 wrote: »PersianKitty94 wrote: »Cutaway_Collar wrote: »
Are you all in grad school?@PersianKitty94 wrote: »Cutaway_Collar wrote: »Cheetos
Chips
40 cream puffs
Tea
Water
That is not a birthday party. It's what we call a money swindling ponzi scheme. A 75$ party and gifts valued at at least 500$ considering your gift alone was close to 100 bucks.
I have zero respect for people who throw parties expecting gifts and investing very little.
It was the cheapest party I've ever been to.
Or is the hostess a person with a job and family??
That really is a sad party. How old is the hostess?
It was a family party. The hostess was turning 60. Has a husband and 2 daughters.
I bet they didn't even hire a dj to perform and probably made you park down the street and walk because there was no valet.
*kitten* old people
did they have plastic over the sofas? Were they wearing polyester suits?
Nope. But they did have people sit in the garage in the cold since they didn't have enough soace for 40 people.
Being asked to eat less at a party is very insulting and the trauma lasts a long time.
When I was 8, there was a big family party and my family is one with lots of cousins. This other cousin was 8 as well, our mothers are sisters. At a family party, we were eating and the other aunt (another of mom's sisters) and the hostess, she flatly told us she cannot give more of a certain pastry as there wasn't enough left and both of us were ashamed.
Hours later were were playing in the house and we ran into the kitchen and our other cousin (the hostess' son) and older boy was eating a bowl full of the same pastries our aunt refused to give us.
It left a mark and that is the first thing I remember of my aunt when I think of her today.
You didn't deserve it. You should actually have told the host to eff off. It's a sad party. They should just have gone to the Japanese buffet by themselves and not had any party at all.
I do agree the lady shouldn't have said anything and just let the cream puffs run out. You were 8 when that happened to you. She is 22. BIG difference.0 -
I'd be embarrassed not offended.
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Cutaway_Collar wrote: »
This thread has been rampaged by comments which don't empathize with you.PersianKitty94 wrote: »LiftingLady5 wrote: »GnothiSeauton23 wrote: »PersianKitty94 wrote: »Cutaway_Collar wrote: »
Are you all in grad school?@PersianKitty94 wrote: »Cutaway_Collar wrote: »Cheetos
Chips
40 cream puffs
Tea
Water
That is not a birthday party. It's what we call a money swindling ponzi scheme. A 75$ party and gifts valued at at least 500$ considering your gift alone was close to 100 bucks.
I have zero respect for people who throw parties expecting gifts and investing very little.
It was the cheapest party I've ever been to.
Or is the hostess a person with a job and family??
That really is a sad party. How old is the hostess?
It was a family party. The hostess was turning 60. Has a husband and 2 daughters.
I bet they didn't even hire a dj to perform and probably made you park down the street and walk because there was no valet.
*kitten* old people
did they have plastic over the sofas? Were they wearing polyester suits?
Nope. But they did have people sit in the garage in the cold since they didn't have enough soace for 40 people.
Being asked to eat less at a party is very insulting and the trauma lasts a long time.
When I was 8, there was a big family party and my family is one with lots of cousins. This other cousin was 8 as well, our mothers are sisters. At a family party, we were eating and the other aunt (another of mom's sisters) and the hostess, she flatly told us she cannot give more of a certain pastry as there wasn't enough left and both of us were ashamed.
Hours later were were playing in the house and we ran into the kitchen and our other cousin (the hostess' son) and older boy was eating a bowl full of the same pastries our aunt refused to give us.
It left a mark and that is the first thing I remember of my aunt when I think of her today.
You didn't deserve it. You should actually have told the host to eff off. It's a sad party. They should just have gone to the Japanese buffet by themselves and not had any party at all.
But how would they get gifts if they did that?0 -
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This is the most entertaining thing I've read in a while. Not sure what that says about me though. What the *kitten* is up with using *kitten*. Is it a place holder for all words? Always just used it in place of *kitten*.0
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Cutaway_Collar wrote: »
This thread has been rampaged by comments which don't empathize with you.PersianKitty94 wrote: »LiftingLady5 wrote: »GnothiSeauton23 wrote: »PersianKitty94 wrote: »Cutaway_Collar wrote: »
Are you all in grad school?@PersianKitty94 wrote: »Cutaway_Collar wrote: »Cheetos
Chips
40 cream puffs
Tea
Water
That is not a birthday party. It's what we call a money swindling ponzi scheme. A 75$ party and gifts valued at at least 500$ considering your gift alone was close to 100 bucks.
I have zero respect for people who throw parties expecting gifts and investing very little.
It was the cheapest party I've ever been to.
Or is the hostess a person with a job and family??
That really is a sad party. How old is the hostess?
It was a family party. The hostess was turning 60. Has a husband and 2 daughters.
I bet they didn't even hire a dj to perform and probably made you park down the street and walk because there was no valet.
*kitten* old people
did they have plastic over the sofas? Were they wearing polyester suits?
Nope. But they did have people sit in the garage in the cold since they didn't have enough soace for 40 people.
Being asked to eat less at a party is very insulting and the trauma lasts a long time.
When I was 8, there was a big family party and my family is one with lots of cousins. This other cousin was 8 as well, our mothers are sisters. At a family party, we were eating and the other aunt (another of mom's sisters) and the hostess, she flatly told us she cannot give more of a certain pastry as there wasn't enough left and both of us were ashamed.
Hours later were were playing in the house and we ran into the kitchen and our other cousin (the hostess' son) and older boy was eating a bowl full of the same pastries our aunt refused to give us.
It left a mark and that is the first thing I remember of my aunt when I think of her today.
You didn't deserve it. You should actually have told the host to eff off. It's a sad party. They should just have gone to the Japanese buffet by themselves and not had any party at all.
It's not the first time I've experienced this from this family. They do stuff like this all the time. They come to our parties and eat lot. Plates of food. And at the end of the night, they'd tell my mom the food was terrible and disgusting. I feel that they just enjoy being rude.0 -
Cutaway_Collar wrote: »
Persians. I'm persian myself.0 -
PersianKitty94 wrote: »Cutaway_Collar wrote: »
This thread has been rampaged by comments which don't empathize with you.PersianKitty94 wrote: »LiftingLady5 wrote: »GnothiSeauton23 wrote: »PersianKitty94 wrote: »Cutaway_Collar wrote: »
Are you all in grad school?@PersianKitty94 wrote: »Cutaway_Collar wrote: »Cheetos
Chips
40 cream puffs
Tea
Water
That is not a birthday party. It's what we call a money swindling ponzi scheme. A 75$ party and gifts valued at at least 500$ considering your gift alone was close to 100 bucks.
I have zero respect for people who throw parties expecting gifts and investing very little.
It was the cheapest party I've ever been to.
Or is the hostess a person with a job and family??
That really is a sad party. How old is the hostess?
It was a family party. The hostess was turning 60. Has a husband and 2 daughters.
I bet they didn't even hire a dj to perform and probably made you park down the street and walk because there was no valet.
*kitten* old people
did they have plastic over the sofas? Were they wearing polyester suits?
Nope. But they did have people sit in the garage in the cold since they didn't have enough soace for 40 people.
Being asked to eat less at a party is very insulting and the trauma lasts a long time.
When I was 8, there was a big family party and my family is one with lots of cousins. This other cousin was 8 as well, our mothers are sisters. At a family party, we were eating and the other aunt (another of mom's sisters) and the hostess, she flatly told us she cannot give more of a certain pastry as there wasn't enough left and both of us were ashamed.
Hours later were were playing in the house and we ran into the kitchen and our other cousin (the hostess' son) and older boy was eating a bowl full of the same pastries our aunt refused to give us.
It left a mark and that is the first thing I remember of my aunt when I think of her today.
You didn't deserve it. You should actually have told the host to eff off. It's a sad party. They should just have gone to the Japanese buffet by themselves and not had any party at all.
It's not the first time I've experienced this from this family. They do stuff like this all the time. They come to our parties and eat lot. Plates of food. And at the end of the night, they'd tell my mom the food was terrible and disgusting. I feel that they just enjoy being rude.
Why do you even bother going to their lame a ss parties anyway? Or inviting them to yours?0 -
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?
OMG was there any double dipping going on???
Would you be offended if you were told do not double dip your chip?
Long before the Seinfeld episode a guy in my office explained to me the reasons why I should not double dip a carrot stick. LoL
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phoenix74162 wrote: »This is the most entertaining thing I've read in a while. Not sure what that says about me though. What the *kitten* is up with using *kitten*. Is it a place holder for all words? Always just used it in place of *kitten*.
Kitten is a filler word for people with potty mouths. I wouldn't know anything about that though.
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No one asked the important question here...where the cream puffs good or just the cheap ready whip kind?2
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