Come to my party...and wreck my parents' house

[Gnarf]

No! It seems I have no life and have to hunt down parties on the Internets. I'll have to make up for it by trashing stuffs!

[Dragonshadow]

Tsk, thsoe irresponsible darned teenagers! And 17 year old girls are the worst!
Erm...
Heh...

[Ivelliis]

Eejits. Rule one of having a party in your own home, invite your friends and potential partners rule two, don't have it the night before your parents get back. You will never get tidy. Rule three, warn if they f-bomb your house up you'll f-bomb them up

Hence why there was no sign of any parties when my parents came home the smell of stale beer had long since been febrezed, the stains Vanished and everything else Mr Muscle-d.

[Dragonshadow]

Haha, you're very organised. I go the other route - I don't have parties. I'm not a party person. I will go to them sometimes, but I don't have them so much.

[Ivelliis]

It's kind of a rule I try to enforce. Free house = party time.

[Sazerac]

Originally Posted by Dreamer128 Because I didn't notice it until yesterday. It still seemed worth posting. Although I would like to apologise to the people that wanted to attend the afterparty, and found they were a few seasons late.

Sorry, Dreamer, I wasn't referring to your post, but the actual news article. There was no explanation as to why this was suddenly news on October 15, unless there's a court hearing about it coming up..?

Anyway, the situation reminded me of something that happened to my cousin back in 1973 when they were all doing drugs (LSD, psillocybins, etc.) at a friend's house and a huge, heirloom curio cabinet got shattered along with $10,000 worth of collectible knick-knacks belonging to his friend's mom. That's $10,000 in 1973 dollars, mind you. I never found out from my cousin what happened to his friend when his folks found out.

Major drugs and parties are a recipe for disaster.