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Alisa Welch
has been known, on occasion, to party like it's 1999. But she generally
parties like it's 1950 and goes to bed by nine. This could change very
soon as she has recently come under the tutelage of a certified "Mac
Daddy" who has promised to show her how to "roll like Dr. Dre
and Snoop Dogg." Stay tuned.
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Sarah Thurmond feels
for all the wallflowers out there. At parties, you're likely to find her
by the chips and dip. She likes to attend parties more in the winter than
in the summer ("Tonight I'm wearing my long velvet skirt!")
and she hates it when she gets hiccups after only two drinks. Her favorite
party food is her friend Sarala's meatballs dish. You will not see her
dancing at a house party; she feels there are other more appropriate places
for this display of joy.
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Candice Owens accidentally
crashed the first cocktail party she ever attended. She wrote down the
wrong address, but the house at the address she wrote down was also having
a soirée so she was none the wiser...until she asked the host how
he knew the host. Now she never asks anyone how they know the host, and
she sticks to safe topics like politics and religion.
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Allison Williams
used to wear a cowboy
hat to parties, but now that she lives in Manhattan she's learned the
vital importance of wearing black and drinking from a cocktail glass.
However, she lives in hope that the next great New York party to go down
in history will occur on her fire escape and she'll be able to wear a
cowboy hat to it.
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As always, THANK YOU to Paul A. Thompson of 14th Street, New York City, for hosting our site for a whole year and never asking that we publish his poems. Thanks to our faithful readers. Let's party some time.
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:: Your First Dinner Party
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:: Getting In With the In Crowd::
:: The Truth About Frat Parties
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:: Miss Dixie Longate Throws
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:: It's Not Strange To Throw
Your Dog a Party ::
:: How To Set The Whole Thing
To Music ::
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