My boyfriend and I have been together for 4 years now and we live together and his mom kept hinting that they haven't been invited anywhere for xmas day dinner (they are doing xmas eve). Do you think that I should invite her? Even though I'm not the one in my family doing the dinner? They have met my family before. But I know my boyfriend doesn't really want them there.
Oh and if she asks how should I tell her no if that's your answer?
Thanks
Do you think it is rude not to invite my boyfriends mother to my families Xmas dinner?
No.
Saturday, October 24, 2009
Should I invite my friend to the hunt if he is a werefox?
I am a werewolf. He was born from Bruitzer County somewhere over in Transylvania. I thought werefoxes were instinct. Do werefoxes hunt on the same day as werewolves do? Full moon. I will take him to come with my werewolf buddies.
Should I invite my friend to the hunt if he is a werefox?
difficult to cooperate maybe
different prey choices, different habitat choices etc
Reply:Well, do foxes and wolves generally operate together?
Wolves are pack animals, and Foxes are usually loners.
I wouldn't recommend it.
Reply:I'm sure it will be fine, as long as he behaves himself. I didnt think werefoxes usually fought in the wars with the vamps and werewolves, so i'm sure he'll be no trouble.
...weresquirrils on the other hand...
Reply:ha ha ha seriously im with baseball cap boy here
Reply:what the.....?!?!?!?!??!?!?!?!?!?!?!?
Reply:Hmm... is this from Van Helsing?
Should I invite my friend to the hunt if he is a werefox?
difficult to cooperate maybe
different prey choices, different habitat choices etc
Reply:Well, do foxes and wolves generally operate together?
Wolves are pack animals, and Foxes are usually loners.
I wouldn't recommend it.
Reply:I'm sure it will be fine, as long as he behaves himself. I didnt think werefoxes usually fought in the wars with the vamps and werewolves, so i'm sure he'll be no trouble.
...weresquirrils on the other hand...
Reply:ha ha ha seriously im with baseball cap boy here
Reply:what the.....?!?!?!?!??!?!?!?!?!?!?!?
Reply:Hmm... is this from Van Helsing?
If I invite my friends for a birthday dinner, should I pay for their meals or should they pay for themselves?
Every year when i have a birthday dinner, I usually pay for my friends meal because i feel bad not paying if I officially invited them.
I'm throwing a birthday party this year, but this time im inviting 20+ friends,should I pay for all of them again???
P.S -I'm providing the cakes and paying my meal.
If I invite my friends for a birthday dinner, should I pay for their meals or should they pay for themselves?
The general rule of thumb is the one who invites also pays. However, since they're your friends, and there are many of them, I don't see why you can't ask them to come and celebrate your birthday at Whatever Restaurant, with the stipulation that they will be responsible for their own tab.
As long as you're very clear about that up front, I don't see a problem. If they can't afford to (or would rather not) buy their own meals, tell them they're still welcome to come by for a slice of cake after dinner.
Reply:God - you're all a backward lot! I invite my friends out to a big dinner once a month, no way in heck do they expect me to pay, any more than I expect them to pay for me when they organise it. I would never expect to be paid for if I'm invited to something, that's just ridiculous and an idea that belongs in the 50s.
If you're going out to dinner you absolutely do NOT have to pay for everyone. The only problem here is that you've set a precedent of paying in the past, so you need to be quite upfront about them paying for their own meals.
On the other hand, if you're having a party at your own house, yes, you would be expected to pay for the food but where I come from just about everyone would also bring a plate so there'd be plenty to go around.
Reply:You are planning the party, so you have the luxury of planning something you can afford to host. If you can't buy a meal for 20 people, invite them for coffee or brunch or tea or etc. These days everybody is counting pennies - I would hate to decline a birthday invitation from a good friend, but if it comes with a twenty dollar price tag, I will say no. I'm OK eating cheap at home, and I can't afford a restaurant meal.
Reply:I think it depends on if it's a formal or casual thing.
If you send out invitations, do all the planning, etc., then you're responsible for paying for the food.
If it's an informal, "hey let's go out to eat this weekend, it's my birthday!" get-together, then they all pay their own way.
With my friends, the birthday girl doesn't do the planning or inviting, and we all pay for her meal.
Reply:THis entirely depends on how well off you are. If you are not a well off person and can't afford to treat your friends you should say something like this to them. "Oh by the way it's my birthday on xxxxx. A few friends and myself are going to dinner at xxxxx. Quite a lot of people will be coming this year, so I am asking people to expect to pay for their own meal which will cost about xx . We will probably just pass a hat round or something and maybe everyone could put in enough to cover their own drinks and meal."
It is very common to do this nowadays.
Make sure they let you know definitely whether they are coming or not before you make the final booking at the restaurant.
Reply:Friends only pay for your birthday if they want to give you a surprise party. If its you who is planning to have one , I think it should be proper that you shoulder all the expenses.
Other type of friends bring food with them to surprise you, God bless them but do not rely on such supply in your budget, planned for the number of heads to come after verifying if they are coming over or not.
Reply:my classmate invited me to go see a movie, i asked if she was paying and she looked at me as if i should know the answer......i had to pay. we didn't even sit next to each other since it was so packed and my mom end up having to pay for this dumb boy who was not old enough to get in by himself to see the movie "blade 2" so if you're inviting someone to a party, you supply everything.
Reply:lf you are actually having a party at your home....then you supply the food.You can supply some drinks...but if they drink alcohol then this is up to them.
When dining out at a restaurant you could upfront invite them to share your night out but l think most people would or should be prepared to pay their way.
Reply:You're having a party and you want your friends to pay for it? I don't think so. If you can't afford the number of people you invited then cut the number down. Have a "Bring a dish to pass" party at your place and share your time with your friends.
Reply:I would say that these ppl should pay for your meal since it is your birthday. If you have already set the precedent that you pay (and it sounds like you have) then you need to make it clear that they are paying for their own.
Reply:I think you should pay the meal. Even though it's a lot of people, some of the guets may get mad or say something if they have to pay themselves. I hope this helped.
Reply:Before you send the invitations, make sure to clearly write on them that the meal is self-pay so there is no misunderstanding.
Reply:You should pay for your friends, unfortunately, haha =]
Reply:Invitations denote you are the host; ergo, you pay for the guests.
Reply:if you invite..you pay
Reply:they should pay for you its your birthday
I'm throwing a birthday party this year, but this time im inviting 20+ friends,should I pay for all of them again???
P.S -I'm providing the cakes and paying my meal.
If I invite my friends for a birthday dinner, should I pay for their meals or should they pay for themselves?
The general rule of thumb is the one who invites also pays. However, since they're your friends, and there are many of them, I don't see why you can't ask them to come and celebrate your birthday at Whatever Restaurant, with the stipulation that they will be responsible for their own tab.
As long as you're very clear about that up front, I don't see a problem. If they can't afford to (or would rather not) buy their own meals, tell them they're still welcome to come by for a slice of cake after dinner.
Reply:God - you're all a backward lot! I invite my friends out to a big dinner once a month, no way in heck do they expect me to pay, any more than I expect them to pay for me when they organise it. I would never expect to be paid for if I'm invited to something, that's just ridiculous and an idea that belongs in the 50s.
If you're going out to dinner you absolutely do NOT have to pay for everyone. The only problem here is that you've set a precedent of paying in the past, so you need to be quite upfront about them paying for their own meals.
On the other hand, if you're having a party at your own house, yes, you would be expected to pay for the food but where I come from just about everyone would also bring a plate so there'd be plenty to go around.
Reply:You are planning the party, so you have the luxury of planning something you can afford to host. If you can't buy a meal for 20 people, invite them for coffee or brunch or tea or etc. These days everybody is counting pennies - I would hate to decline a birthday invitation from a good friend, but if it comes with a twenty dollar price tag, I will say no. I'm OK eating cheap at home, and I can't afford a restaurant meal.
Reply:I think it depends on if it's a formal or casual thing.
If you send out invitations, do all the planning, etc., then you're responsible for paying for the food.
If it's an informal, "hey let's go out to eat this weekend, it's my birthday!" get-together, then they all pay their own way.
With my friends, the birthday girl doesn't do the planning or inviting, and we all pay for her meal.
Reply:THis entirely depends on how well off you are. If you are not a well off person and can't afford to treat your friends you should say something like this to them. "Oh by the way it's my birthday on xxxxx. A few friends and myself are going to dinner at xxxxx. Quite a lot of people will be coming this year, so I am asking people to expect to pay for their own meal which will cost about xx . We will probably just pass a hat round or something and maybe everyone could put in enough to cover their own drinks and meal."
It is very common to do this nowadays.
Make sure they let you know definitely whether they are coming or not before you make the final booking at the restaurant.
Reply:Friends only pay for your birthday if they want to give you a surprise party. If its you who is planning to have one , I think it should be proper that you shoulder all the expenses.
Other type of friends bring food with them to surprise you, God bless them but do not rely on such supply in your budget, planned for the number of heads to come after verifying if they are coming over or not.
Reply:my classmate invited me to go see a movie, i asked if she was paying and she looked at me as if i should know the answer......i had to pay. we didn't even sit next to each other since it was so packed and my mom end up having to pay for this dumb boy who was not old enough to get in by himself to see the movie "blade 2" so if you're inviting someone to a party, you supply everything.
Reply:lf you are actually having a party at your home....then you supply the food.You can supply some drinks...but if they drink alcohol then this is up to them.
When dining out at a restaurant you could upfront invite them to share your night out but l think most people would or should be prepared to pay their way.
Reply:You're having a party and you want your friends to pay for it? I don't think so. If you can't afford the number of people you invited then cut the number down. Have a "Bring a dish to pass" party at your place and share your time with your friends.
Reply:I would say that these ppl should pay for your meal since it is your birthday. If you have already set the precedent that you pay (and it sounds like you have) then you need to make it clear that they are paying for their own.
Reply:I think you should pay the meal. Even though it's a lot of people, some of the guets may get mad or say something if they have to pay themselves. I hope this helped.
Reply:Before you send the invitations, make sure to clearly write on them that the meal is self-pay so there is no misunderstanding.
Reply:You should pay for your friends, unfortunately, haha =]
Reply:Invitations denote you are the host; ergo, you pay for the guests.
Reply:if you invite..you pay
Reply:they should pay for you its your birthday
Is there any way to make a Facebook group viewable only to those you invite?
If you're an admin of the group, then go to the group page. On the right you should see a bunch of options. "edit group, edit members", etc. Click on edit group. Then you should see, "group info, customize, officers...", etc. Click on "customize". Scroll down a bit and you can make a Facebook group viewable only to those you invite and many other things.
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What is the most effective way to invite people to visit my site?
i have this new message board, and an arcade forum... how can i persuade people to visit my site? (aside from invitiing my close friends)
(http://z14.invisionfree.com/pinoy_tambay...
What is the most effective way to invite people to visit my site?
It helps if you tell them about it. How is up to you. Submit to search engines is a great way but you need to add meta tags first.
Reply:Join some popular forum. and then post your web site link there.
Reply:use yahoo 360
(http://z14.invisionfree.com/pinoy_tambay...
What is the most effective way to invite people to visit my site?
It helps if you tell them about it. How is up to you. Submit to search engines is a great way but you need to add meta tags first.
Reply:Join some popular forum. and then post your web site link there.
Reply:use yahoo 360
My mom's friend is hosting a couples shower for us and didn't invite my dad and his wife. What do I do?
My parents are divorced and each of them are remarried. They have mutual friends. The friends have been invited and everyone is wondering why the groom's dad and step mom weren't invited. I don't want to cause problems, but is this the proper etiquette?
My mom's friend is hosting a couples shower for us and didn't invite my dad and his wife. What do I do?
i don't think so, but maybe they want to throw a party for the 2 of you and they are closer to your family than to his. ask if his parents can come, too. what could it hurt to ask?
tell your to be in laws that you want them there since the party IS for YOU.
Reply:This is your party, your parents should be there. Ask the hostess to kindly send an invitation ASAP.
Reply:Well, she had her reasons, probably that she didn't want to cause any tension. In any case the guest list isn't something you need to worry about, apart from your wedding, where you will be the host and can invite anyone you choose.
Reply:This is truly bad form for your Mom's friend. Ask the person to send the invite now. No one should be left out.
Reply:If your parents are divorced and your mom's friend is throwing it then they don't need to invite your father and his wife.
Reply:No, it's not, but the host has the right to invite whomever they like. You can bring up the issue since the party is in your honor, and if you REALLY think they're behaving badly, tell them you will not be attending. Just because someone wants to throw you a party doesn't mean you have to go.
Reply:Technically, a host has the right to invite anyone they please. However, I think in this case it was in extremely poor taste and quite rude. Talk to the host and point out that your parents weren't invited.
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My mom's friend is hosting a couples shower for us and didn't invite my dad and his wife. What do I do?
i don't think so, but maybe they want to throw a party for the 2 of you and they are closer to your family than to his. ask if his parents can come, too. what could it hurt to ask?
tell your to be in laws that you want them there since the party IS for YOU.
Reply:This is your party, your parents should be there. Ask the hostess to kindly send an invitation ASAP.
Reply:Well, she had her reasons, probably that she didn't want to cause any tension. In any case the guest list isn't something you need to worry about, apart from your wedding, where you will be the host and can invite anyone you choose.
Reply:This is truly bad form for your Mom's friend. Ask the person to send the invite now. No one should be left out.
Reply:If your parents are divorced and your mom's friend is throwing it then they don't need to invite your father and his wife.
Reply:No, it's not, but the host has the right to invite whomever they like. You can bring up the issue since the party is in your honor, and if you REALLY think they're behaving badly, tell them you will not be attending. Just because someone wants to throw you a party doesn't mean you have to go.
Reply:Technically, a host has the right to invite anyone they please. However, I think in this case it was in extremely poor taste and quite rude. Talk to the host and point out that your parents weren't invited.
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Should I send a formal invitation to my officiant or is it ok to invite verbally since he'll already be there?
Just wondering since I could keep my invitation order to under 25 if I don't mail one to our officiant. Figured he already knows when the wedding is anyway. Or would this be rude?
Should I send a formal invitation to my officiant or is it ok to invite verbally since he'll already be there?
Consult with your officiant. If he/she is your regular minister/priest then you already have a relationship with him./her that is long-standing, so it is appropriate to invite him/her to the reception.
If your officiant is a wedding officiant with whom you had no prior relationship in this regard he/she is one of your wedding suppliers so you do not need to invite him/her to the reception. And many (like myself) invariably decline invitations.
You could send you officiant a scan/photocopy of the invitation so that he/she knows what the guests are being told (I ask for this because it is a good check to make sure that time and venue have not changed since the couple booked with me. As couples typically book with me a year or so before the invitations went out, things occasionally do change. If you do that make sure you attach a note clarifying that the invitation is for information only.
Reply:I think it's fine to not send him an invitation. We didn't send a formal one to our officiant and when I officiated my sister's she didn't send me one. I wasn't offended, I was already honored to be doing the officiating.
Reply:Ask the printer company if there's an overrun usually. Most printers will send you a little more than you request just because it's difficult to stop the printer at the exact amount. For example, we ordered 50 save-the-date magents, and received about 56 in the mail. Typically, you should send your officiant a formal invitation.
However, if you can only order 25 on the nose (no overrun), then I think it's acceptable in your case you ask verbally. It sounds like your wedding is very small, and i don't see how your officiant could be offended.
Reply:regardless of what others say, etiquette requires you to send an invitation to him and his spouse. they are invited to the wedding as well as the dinner/reception. most times the officiant will decline the reception but its only common courtesy to send the invitation!
happy wedding!
Reply:You do not mail an invite to the officiant. When you retained him, you should have already told him the date and time to confirm his availability.
Should I send a formal invitation to my officiant or is it ok to invite verbally since he'll already be there?
Consult with your officiant. If he/she is your regular minister/priest then you already have a relationship with him./her that is long-standing, so it is appropriate to invite him/her to the reception.
If your officiant is a wedding officiant with whom you had no prior relationship in this regard he/she is one of your wedding suppliers so you do not need to invite him/her to the reception. And many (like myself) invariably decline invitations.
You could send you officiant a scan/photocopy of the invitation so that he/she knows what the guests are being told (I ask for this because it is a good check to make sure that time and venue have not changed since the couple booked with me. As couples typically book with me a year or so before the invitations went out, things occasionally do change. If you do that make sure you attach a note clarifying that the invitation is for information only.
Reply:I think it's fine to not send him an invitation. We didn't send a formal one to our officiant and when I officiated my sister's she didn't send me one. I wasn't offended, I was already honored to be doing the officiating.
Reply:Ask the printer company if there's an overrun usually. Most printers will send you a little more than you request just because it's difficult to stop the printer at the exact amount. For example, we ordered 50 save-the-date magents, and received about 56 in the mail. Typically, you should send your officiant a formal invitation.
However, if you can only order 25 on the nose (no overrun), then I think it's acceptable in your case you ask verbally. It sounds like your wedding is very small, and i don't see how your officiant could be offended.
Reply:regardless of what others say, etiquette requires you to send an invitation to him and his spouse. they are invited to the wedding as well as the dinner/reception. most times the officiant will decline the reception but its only common courtesy to send the invitation!
happy wedding!
Reply:You do not mail an invite to the officiant. When you retained him, you should have already told him the date and time to confirm his availability.
When should I send out a facebook invite for my 21st?
It's May 26th, would making an event now be to early?
When should I send out a facebook invite for my 21st?
no, the earlier you get the invite out there the more people will be able to come usually, most places need a 2 week advance for taking off work so it would be good to make an event ASAP.
Reply:Could easily plan it now, but maybe send them out a week before it, so that not too many people catch onto it and invite others, or even earlier if you wanted
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When should I send out a facebook invite for my 21st?
no, the earlier you get the invite out there the more people will be able to come usually, most places need a 2 week advance for taking off work so it would be good to make an event ASAP.
Reply:Could easily plan it now, but maybe send them out a week before it, so that not too many people catch onto it and invite others, or even earlier if you wanted
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Cute way to say come in baseball team clothes to the party in my invite?
Baseball themes b day party for a 4 yr old
Cute way to say come in baseball team clothes to the party in my invite?
(kid's name) is the name
and baseball if the game.
come one come all
we will have a ball.
dress as your favorite's baseball team.
and I'll sure your kid will leave party with a big gleam!
Reply:make the invite with baseball themed pictures and say that the party is baseball themed so please dress to it, or dress as your faveourite baseballer
Reply:"Wear your favorite MLB logos"
Cute way to say come in baseball team clothes to the party in my invite?
(kid's name) is the name
and baseball if the game.
come one come all
we will have a ball.
dress as your favorite's baseball team.
and I'll sure your kid will leave party with a big gleam!
Reply:make the invite with baseball themed pictures and say that the party is baseball themed so please dress to it, or dress as your faveourite baseballer
Reply:"Wear your favorite MLB logos"
How do you get the BCS Conference Invite achievement in NCAA Football 2009?
i need to know how to get this achievement.
How do you get the BCS Conference Invite achievement in NCAA Football 2009?
I think you need to have a successful program (If it's possible) but I'm not sure since I don't have the game.
How do you get the BCS Conference Invite achievement in NCAA Football 2009?
I think you need to have a successful program (If it's possible) but I'm not sure since I don't have the game.
I am a permanent resident of United States, but not a citizen. Can I invite my wife to US based on this?
I have just received my Green Card after 4 years. Now i have to apply for a citizenship. However, my wife is in Pakistan and I would like her to join me (we have already been separated for 1 year). Is it possible by any chance?
I am a permanent resident of United States, but not a citizen. Can I invite my wife to US based on this?
NO, she'll need to stay in Pakistan for a period of no less than 5 years after you get your citizenship to ensure that you'll be a good American.
Reply:Yes, go and see a lawyer to make sure you do the paperwork correctly.
Good luck and well done on getting your green card!
Reply:Yes, she would need a visa and as the spouse of a LAPR her priority would be low. So start filling out the forms. you becoming a cit would increase her priority.
Reply:Yes if your a green card holder, if an illegal, she have to get a visa, legally pending your illegality would'nt matter in this case! Its her visa.... you have to get her a Visa at your Embassy.....or state office....
Reply:Yes you can, but sadly it is going to take a long time. good luck!
Reply:Absolutely. It's not only possible, it is probable that she would be granted a visa.
Good luck.
Reply:Probably. Contact a good immigration lawyer. I wish you and your wife ALL THE BEST. Thank you for immigrating legally to our country!
Reply:It's possible that she could "follow to join" you. Check with the embassy as they may merely need proof of your marriage and green card.
Otherwise, an I-824 may be necessary.
*nothing in this comment should be construed as legal advice or as creating a lawyer/client relationship.
Reply:yes. you can as long as you make enough income call 1 800 fed info and they can give you the local immigration no where you can speak to an immg officer who can explain how you can now sponsor your wife and family.
congrats!!
Reply:If you filed a petition and you're just a permanent resident, it will take 3 years the least before she can have a visa. But if you're citizen it will take less than a year. USCIS have higher priorities to citizens. My advice is go get your citizenhip first, it will only take 1 more year for you since you;ve been here for 4 yrs (you can apply for citizenship after being an immigrant after 5 years). By 2009, your wife will be here already.
I am a permanent resident of United States, but not a citizen. Can I invite my wife to US based on this?
NO, she'll need to stay in Pakistan for a period of no less than 5 years after you get your citizenship to ensure that you'll be a good American.
Reply:Yes, go and see a lawyer to make sure you do the paperwork correctly.
Good luck and well done on getting your green card!
Reply:Yes, she would need a visa and as the spouse of a LAPR her priority would be low. So start filling out the forms. you becoming a cit would increase her priority.
Reply:Yes if your a green card holder, if an illegal, she have to get a visa, legally pending your illegality would'nt matter in this case! Its her visa.... you have to get her a Visa at your Embassy.....or state office....
Reply:Yes you can, but sadly it is going to take a long time. good luck!
Reply:Absolutely. It's not only possible, it is probable that she would be granted a visa.
Good luck.
Reply:Probably. Contact a good immigration lawyer. I wish you and your wife ALL THE BEST. Thank you for immigrating legally to our country!
Reply:It's possible that she could "follow to join" you. Check with the embassy as they may merely need proof of your marriage and green card.
Otherwise, an I-824 may be necessary.
*nothing in this comment should be construed as legal advice or as creating a lawyer/client relationship.
Reply:yes. you can as long as you make enough income call 1 800 fed info and they can give you the local immigration no where you can speak to an immg officer who can explain how you can now sponsor your wife and family.
congrats!!
Reply:If you filed a petition and you're just a permanent resident, it will take 3 years the least before she can have a visa. But if you're citizen it will take less than a year. USCIS have higher priorities to citizens. My advice is go get your citizenhip first, it will only take 1 more year for you since you;ve been here for 4 yrs (you can apply for citizenship after being an immigrant after 5 years). By 2009, your wife will be here already.
Can I add more people to my Invite list than facebooks daily limit?
Ok so is there a way to avoid the daily limit of 20 invites Because I waited until the time went past 00:00 midnight to see if my limit has been renewed. No luck. What do you suggest?
Can I add more people to my Invite list than facebooks daily limit?
From what I know, sorry, there isn't.
I think you're just going to have to wait it off...
Reply:you have to wait until the next day the time you last sent the invite
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Can I add more people to my Invite list than facebooks daily limit?
From what I know, sorry, there isn't.
I think you're just going to have to wait it off...
Reply:you have to wait until the next day the time you last sent the invite
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What's the best way to find a local list of philanthropists to invite to a fundraiser?
I'm in Seattle, WA in the USA if that part matters.
What's the best way to find a local list of philanthropists to invite to a fundraiser?
E-mail them with a brief info about your org.
Here a webside: www.philantropy.meetup.com
What's the best way to find a local list of philanthropists to invite to a fundraiser?
E-mail them with a brief info about your org.
Here a webside: www.philantropy.meetup.com
Which Harry Potter characters would you invite to a sleepover?
And what would you do at the sleepover?
Which Harry Potter characters would you invite to a sleepover?
Draco. Because he is smexy and you know it.
Edit: Maybe Cho, but only so I could stick her hand in warm water while she was sleeping.
Reply:I think I'd get Lily and James Potter with Sirius and Remus when they were all my age (16) even though Lily didn't like James then but oh well. Um, Tonks as well, Ginny and Luna, Harry to meet his parents again I suppose and the young Voldemort - Tom Riddle who at age 16 is suddenly good (even though in the books he'd already made a Horcrux)). Again all the same age. It would just be weird having a sleepover with a 60 year old man.
I'd make them watch a movie (would it be weird watching the Harry Potter films?), have popcorn and just have fun I suppose.
Reply:I don't want a sleepover; I want a party where I can invite all the HP characters! Whoo! We'll party all night long and wave our wands, and be friends now that the HP series is over (I've finally learned to admit it). Kind of like an afterparty. Haha. :)
Well, if I really couldn't have a party instead of a sleepover, I'd probably pick all the girls because that would be interesting. :D I mean, imagine Hermione and Lavender together after that thing with Ron! Are they completely over it, or are they just itching to start a fight with each other? Gasp! :O
Ron would be funny to invite, but I'm a girl, so I don't want no guy at a sleepover. :))
Reply:The Twins, Hermione, Luna, Ginny, Harry, Ron, The Marauders minus Peter. (Obviously if fictional characters are coming to my house i can bring them back from the dead) And we would play light as a feather stiff as a board haha. And probably steal some street signs.
Reply:Assuming no-one is dead.
Fred and George - For Comedy
Luna - You'd never run out of things to talk about.
Dobby - Cos he is just so nice (plus he'd cook things)
Ron - Cos he's awesome
Hermione - because i dont think shes ever been on a sleepover before
Ginny - because she knows everybody and you could just gossip all night long (not bad gossip hahah)
Harry - Just so he wasn't left out
Reply:Bellatrix, Voldemort, Luna, Hermione, and Tonks
Yea, combustive sleepover, eh?
We'll give Voldy a teddy bear and watch Bellatrix get jealous.
lol.
Reply:I'd have everyone! I just love them all!
But mostly...
Luna, Neville, Ginny, Ron, the twins, Hermione, Harry, all the DA, The marauders and Lily if I could bring them back =[, Tonks...
OK, pretty big sleepover!!
Reply:Ginny, Luna, Hermione and Tonks‼ We'd do so much fun stuff like bewitching my bedroom and messing with our hair and doing muggle stuff‼ :P
And when Fred, George, Ron, Draco and Harry come, we'd play truth or dare... :D
Reply:Hermione, Luna, anyone that wants to come ;D
Hermione is just awesome
Luna is fun
*excitable*
Fred and George if it were for the PARTY. They'd be awesome. And Ron. And Ginny. And Lee Jordan [I love him]. *sigh*
Reply:Severus, Luna, Hermione, Ginny, Fred, George, Harry, Ron, Sirius, Harry, and Dumbledore i don't know video games board games pillow fight lol movies who knows
Reply:I would invite Professor Quirrell, Severus Snape, and Lucius Malfoy. We would hang out in my room practicing our dark magic, watching movies, and eating wizard junk food.
Reply:Harry... i'd love to have a go on his Firebolt
Fred and George... we'd probably prank everyone else (and i'd love to see the expression on my math teacher's face if she woke up to a Portable Swamp!!)
Reply:I'd invite Luna, Hermione, and Tonks(no, I refuse to admit the terrible tragedy that happened in the seventh book) and have them teach me magic :-D
Reply:I would invite Luna, Ginny, Hermione, Angelina, and Hanna Abbot. We would stay up all night inventing love potions.
Reply:Ginny, Luna,Parvati and Lavender
we would sneek over to harry's sleepover and invite them to our sleep over ;)
Reply:hermione, luna, ginny we would talk and play around and bake things and then later i would invite over harry, ron and the twins and get the party started!!!
Reply:Sirius, Hermione, Fred n George, Snape and Ginny.
Hmmm mess about with Fred and George and Sirius.
Dunno about the girls.
Reply:The Weasly twins, Harry, Ron and Hermione, Neville and Luna.
Reply:I'd invite Ginny and Luna and introduce them to muggle entertainment. :D We'd go on Y!A, see all of their doubles, and then watch some 'chick' flicks. :)
Reply:SNAPE, RON, HERMIONE, LAVENDER (HBP), GINNY, LUNA, VOLDEMORT, DRACO, FRED AND GEORGE.
WE WOULD PARTY ALL NIGHT AT HOGWARTS!!!!!!
Reply:ewwww snape!!!
he's
id invite harry of course :) and um....we would "play boardgames" all night long
Reply:I would invite Hermione she is my fav character from HP.
Or maybe the ghost girl in the bathroom she seems nice in a creepy way! =S
We would talk and have a nice fashion show and we would prank Harry and Ron! LoL! And we might even Read BOOKS! Mostly fashion magzines!
Reply:I'd have Hermione and Luna, Tonks and Ginny maybe even Lavender who knows. They are all awesome and Luna would have an awesome time. We would stay up late watching movies and going on the computer and I'll show them what we muggles do for fun.
Reply:Luna, Hermione, and Ginny
Reply:Luna Lovegood. She is a little bit crazy (sort of like me) and believes in all this weird stuff. She and I would have a lot of fun!
Reply:Ginny, Tonks, Hermione, Luna, and you :)
Reply:Luna, Draco %26amp;%26amp; Sirius
Reply:i would invite quirrel.
and filch to fish up the place.
Reply:Hermione
Reply:edward cullen. it wouldnt be a sleepover though as he cant sleep...
Reply:Snape. I know he's got a blanket with kittens on. Plus, he'd teach me how to make a "turn people into toads" potion.
Which Harry Potter characters would you invite to a sleepover?
Draco. Because he is smexy and you know it.
Edit: Maybe Cho, but only so I could stick her hand in warm water while she was sleeping.
Reply:I think I'd get Lily and James Potter with Sirius and Remus when they were all my age (16) even though Lily didn't like James then but oh well. Um, Tonks as well, Ginny and Luna, Harry to meet his parents again I suppose and the young Voldemort - Tom Riddle who at age 16 is suddenly good (even though in the books he'd already made a Horcrux)). Again all the same age. It would just be weird having a sleepover with a 60 year old man.
I'd make them watch a movie (would it be weird watching the Harry Potter films?), have popcorn and just have fun I suppose.
Reply:I don't want a sleepover; I want a party where I can invite all the HP characters! Whoo! We'll party all night long and wave our wands, and be friends now that the HP series is over (I've finally learned to admit it). Kind of like an afterparty. Haha. :)
Well, if I really couldn't have a party instead of a sleepover, I'd probably pick all the girls because that would be interesting. :D I mean, imagine Hermione and Lavender together after that thing with Ron! Are they completely over it, or are they just itching to start a fight with each other? Gasp! :O
Ron would be funny to invite, but I'm a girl, so I don't want no guy at a sleepover. :))
Reply:The Twins, Hermione, Luna, Ginny, Harry, Ron, The Marauders minus Peter. (Obviously if fictional characters are coming to my house i can bring them back from the dead) And we would play light as a feather stiff as a board haha. And probably steal some street signs.
Reply:Assuming no-one is dead.
Fred and George - For Comedy
Luna - You'd never run out of things to talk about.
Dobby - Cos he is just so nice (plus he'd cook things)
Ron - Cos he's awesome
Hermione - because i dont think shes ever been on a sleepover before
Ginny - because she knows everybody and you could just gossip all night long (not bad gossip hahah)
Harry - Just so he wasn't left out
Reply:Bellatrix, Voldemort, Luna, Hermione, and Tonks
Yea, combustive sleepover, eh?
We'll give Voldy a teddy bear and watch Bellatrix get jealous.
lol.
Reply:I'd have everyone! I just love them all!
But mostly...
Luna, Neville, Ginny, Ron, the twins, Hermione, Harry, all the DA, The marauders and Lily if I could bring them back =[, Tonks...
OK, pretty big sleepover!!
Reply:Ginny, Luna, Hermione and Tonks‼ We'd do so much fun stuff like bewitching my bedroom and messing with our hair and doing muggle stuff‼ :P
And when Fred, George, Ron, Draco and Harry come, we'd play truth or dare... :D
Reply:Hermione, Luna, anyone that wants to come ;D
Hermione is just awesome
Luna is fun
*excitable*
Fred and George if it were for the PARTY. They'd be awesome. And Ron. And Ginny. And Lee Jordan [I love him]. *sigh*
Reply:Severus, Luna, Hermione, Ginny, Fred, George, Harry, Ron, Sirius, Harry, and Dumbledore i don't know video games board games pillow fight lol movies who knows
Reply:I would invite Professor Quirrell, Severus Snape, and Lucius Malfoy. We would hang out in my room practicing our dark magic, watching movies, and eating wizard junk food.
Reply:Harry... i'd love to have a go on his Firebolt
Fred and George... we'd probably prank everyone else (and i'd love to see the expression on my math teacher's face if she woke up to a Portable Swamp!!)
Reply:I'd invite Luna, Hermione, and Tonks(no, I refuse to admit the terrible tragedy that happened in the seventh book) and have them teach me magic :-D
Reply:I would invite Luna, Ginny, Hermione, Angelina, and Hanna Abbot. We would stay up all night inventing love potions.
Reply:Ginny, Luna,Parvati and Lavender
we would sneek over to harry's sleepover and invite them to our sleep over ;)
Reply:hermione, luna, ginny we would talk and play around and bake things and then later i would invite over harry, ron and the twins and get the party started!!!
Reply:Sirius, Hermione, Fred n George, Snape and Ginny.
Hmmm mess about with Fred and George and Sirius.
Dunno about the girls.
Reply:The Weasly twins, Harry, Ron and Hermione, Neville and Luna.
Reply:I'd invite Ginny and Luna and introduce them to muggle entertainment. :D We'd go on Y!A, see all of their doubles, and then watch some 'chick' flicks. :)
Reply:SNAPE, RON, HERMIONE, LAVENDER (HBP), GINNY, LUNA, VOLDEMORT, DRACO, FRED AND GEORGE.
WE WOULD PARTY ALL NIGHT AT HOGWARTS!!!!!!
Reply:ewwww snape!!!
he's
id invite harry of course :) and um....we would "play boardgames" all night long
Reply:I would invite Hermione she is my fav character from HP.
Or maybe the ghost girl in the bathroom she seems nice in a creepy way! =S
We would talk and have a nice fashion show and we would prank Harry and Ron! LoL! And we might even Read BOOKS! Mostly fashion magzines!
Reply:I'd have Hermione and Luna, Tonks and Ginny maybe even Lavender who knows. They are all awesome and Luna would have an awesome time. We would stay up late watching movies and going on the computer and I'll show them what we muggles do for fun.
Reply:Luna, Hermione, and Ginny
Reply:Luna Lovegood. She is a little bit crazy (sort of like me) and believes in all this weird stuff. She and I would have a lot of fun!
Reply:Ginny, Tonks, Hermione, Luna, and you :)
Reply:Luna, Draco %26amp;%26amp; Sirius
Reply:i would invite quirrel.
and filch to fish up the place.
Reply:Hermione
Reply:edward cullen. it wouldnt be a sleepover though as he cant sleep...
Reply:Snape. I know he's got a blanket with kittens on. Plus, he'd teach me how to make a "turn people into toads" potion.
How do I word a wedding invite if both my parents are doctors?
Do I say, Dr. and Dr. Joe Smith request the honour of your presence...
or do I say, Dr. Joe Smith and Dr. Jane Smith request the honour of your presence.
Thank you in advance
How do I word a wedding invite if both my parents are doctors?
Make sure that they both have Doctor in front of their name, otherwise it implies that only the 1st is a doctor.
P.S. Be proud of the fact that they are both doctors! Besides you are the focus of the wedding and I am sure that your guests will know and respect that. My brother-in-law is a military captain and was the best man at our wedding. In the programs it said Captain because we are proud of him!
Reply:It's funny to me how many people believe that writing Dr. is somehow offensive. I mean, this is your parent's proper title, it's on all their stationery at work, right? Their email signature lines? Probably the office directory on the walls of the buildings in which they work? Moreover, people use this term on wedding invitations often, as it becomes part of a person's name, just like Mr. or Mrs. You don't see anyone complaining about women using Mrs. when they change their address status by getting married - but what about all those poor withered spinsters who have to live with Miss, doesn't this offend them? Please. The point of etiquette is surely to make everyone comfortable, but if someone is uncomfortable with the fact that somebody else is a doctor and they aren't, they should go to school to get a PhD or MD themselves if they're so gosh-darn insecure about their education. It's nothing anybody needs to conceal or feel makes them somehow look bad.
Anyway, the correct wording for hosts that are married doctors is:
Drs. Jane and John Sanderson request the pleasure of your company... (you only use "honor of your presence" if it's in a church).
I always though the Doctors Sanderson sounds too much like The Brothers Karamazov so I giggle a bit when I see that, but it's still OK.
Reply:I've never received a wedding invite saying " dr / mr / mrs smith request your presence " , it's always been " John %26amp; Jane Smith request the pleasure of your company for the marriage of their daughter Jess Smith to James Jones " or both parents name for the marriage of their children Jess %26amp; James , etc .
having " Dr %26amp; Dr Smith " is actually pretty snobby %26amp; seems like they wanting to show they are more superior than the grooms parents who are most likely just Mr %26amp; Mrs .
if you want it brought up to your fiances family %26amp; your friends that your parents are doctors , just tell them , don't rub it in their faces . the marriage is about you , not the fact that your parents can pay for it cause they are doctors .
Reply:Do you really want to showcase that your parents are both doctors on the wedding invite to your big day....? (not trying to be offensive)
if you really need it to be one of these two.. the second sounds better..Dr and Dr is just wierd.....
Reply:a wedding I just went to was for Dr. Logan Turner and Dr. Lisa Turner on the 'new address' listing on the wedding program.
Reply:Congratulations, I work at a place where I look at wedding invites all day long, most people like to do the formal touch where it's spelled out and not abbreiviated
"Doctors Joseph and Jane Smith"....
Reply:ya know thats a good question.. i would think it would go like this
Dr. Joe and Jane smith
ya know if it were like
Mr. Joe and Jane smith
Reply:I thought you'd say it as "Drs. Joe and Jane Smith request the honour of your presence"
Congrats, anyway.
Reply:" Dr.'s john and jane doe request the honor of your presence.."
Reply:Dr's. Joe %26amp; Jane Smith request the honour of your presence.
Reply:Drs. Joe %26amp; Jane Smith (dad's name comes first) If you separate their names it will look like they are divorced.
Reply:Both of my parnets are doctors as well.
Here is how we worded
Doctors Brian and Shelley Smith
Reply:You would say: Drs. Joe and Jane Smith request....
You dont write "Dr." twice in the same group of people.
Reply:I think that Dr. Joe Smith and Dr. Jane Smith sound the best.
Reply:i bet you're a spoiled little brat...ohhhhh look at me....my parents are drs! haha
loser
or do I say, Dr. Joe Smith and Dr. Jane Smith request the honour of your presence.
Thank you in advance
How do I word a wedding invite if both my parents are doctors?
Make sure that they both have Doctor in front of their name, otherwise it implies that only the 1st is a doctor.
P.S. Be proud of the fact that they are both doctors! Besides you are the focus of the wedding and I am sure that your guests will know and respect that. My brother-in-law is a military captain and was the best man at our wedding. In the programs it said Captain because we are proud of him!
Reply:It's funny to me how many people believe that writing Dr. is somehow offensive. I mean, this is your parent's proper title, it's on all their stationery at work, right? Their email signature lines? Probably the office directory on the walls of the buildings in which they work? Moreover, people use this term on wedding invitations often, as it becomes part of a person's name, just like Mr. or Mrs. You don't see anyone complaining about women using Mrs. when they change their address status by getting married - but what about all those poor withered spinsters who have to live with Miss, doesn't this offend them? Please. The point of etiquette is surely to make everyone comfortable, but if someone is uncomfortable with the fact that somebody else is a doctor and they aren't, they should go to school to get a PhD or MD themselves if they're so gosh-darn insecure about their education. It's nothing anybody needs to conceal or feel makes them somehow look bad.
Anyway, the correct wording for hosts that are married doctors is:
Drs. Jane and John Sanderson request the pleasure of your company... (you only use "honor of your presence" if it's in a church).
I always though the Doctors Sanderson sounds too much like The Brothers Karamazov so I giggle a bit when I see that, but it's still OK.
Reply:I've never received a wedding invite saying " dr / mr / mrs smith request your presence " , it's always been " John %26amp; Jane Smith request the pleasure of your company for the marriage of their daughter Jess Smith to James Jones " or both parents name for the marriage of their children Jess %26amp; James , etc .
having " Dr %26amp; Dr Smith " is actually pretty snobby %26amp; seems like they wanting to show they are more superior than the grooms parents who are most likely just Mr %26amp; Mrs .
if you want it brought up to your fiances family %26amp; your friends that your parents are doctors , just tell them , don't rub it in their faces . the marriage is about you , not the fact that your parents can pay for it cause they are doctors .
Reply:Do you really want to showcase that your parents are both doctors on the wedding invite to your big day....? (not trying to be offensive)
if you really need it to be one of these two.. the second sounds better..Dr and Dr is just wierd.....
Reply:a wedding I just went to was for Dr. Logan Turner and Dr. Lisa Turner on the 'new address' listing on the wedding program.
Reply:Congratulations, I work at a place where I look at wedding invites all day long, most people like to do the formal touch where it's spelled out and not abbreiviated
"Doctors Joseph and Jane Smith"....
Reply:ya know thats a good question.. i would think it would go like this
Dr. Joe and Jane smith
ya know if it were like
Mr. Joe and Jane smith
Reply:I thought you'd say it as "Drs. Joe and Jane Smith request the honour of your presence"
Congrats, anyway.
Reply:" Dr.'s john and jane doe request the honor of your presence.."
Reply:Dr's. Joe %26amp; Jane Smith request the honour of your presence.
Reply:Drs. Joe %26amp; Jane Smith (dad's name comes first) If you separate their names it will look like they are divorced.
Reply:Both of my parnets are doctors as well.
Here is how we worded
Doctors Brian and Shelley Smith
Reply:You would say: Drs. Joe and Jane Smith request....
You dont write "Dr." twice in the same group of people.
Reply:I think that Dr. Joe Smith and Dr. Jane Smith sound the best.
Reply:i bet you're a spoiled little brat...ohhhhh look at me....my parents are drs! haha
loser
How do you get a mixi invite?
I'm set to study in Japan pretty soon...
But I don't know anyone here that currently uses the site; but I've heard it's extremely popular.
Is there a way to get an invite even if you don't live in Japan? If so, how?
How do you get a mixi invite?
You need to find a person who is already a member of Mixi.
Reply:i need a mixi please! my e-mail is crazychickathewitt@yahoo.com Report Abuse
Reply:I am a mixi user, but I usually invite my friends only...
I've invited one guy who asked about mixi on Yahoo!Answers.
We exchanged a few mail, then I invited him though.
I remember someone posted same kind of questions before.
And they seemed invited already through Yahoo!Answers.
If you want to be a member NOW, probably it would be a good idea to contact the ones who answered in the past.
family name
But I don't know anyone here that currently uses the site; but I've heard it's extremely popular.
Is there a way to get an invite even if you don't live in Japan? If so, how?
How do you get a mixi invite?
You need to find a person who is already a member of Mixi.
Reply:i need a mixi please! my e-mail is crazychickathewitt@yahoo.com Report Abuse
Reply:I am a mixi user, but I usually invite my friends only...
I've invited one guy who asked about mixi on Yahoo!Answers.
We exchanged a few mail, then I invited him though.
I remember someone posted same kind of questions before.
And they seemed invited already through Yahoo!Answers.
If you want to be a member NOW, probably it would be a good idea to contact the ones who answered in the past.
family name
How do I see which e-mails I have sent out as an invite on Facebook?
I might have mistyped an e-mail and sent it out to a total stranger. How do I check the exact e-mail I used to invite somebody?
How do I see which e-mails I have sent out as an invite on Facebook?
click "friends" then "invite friends" and then click "view all invites" and a list will appear
How do I see which e-mails I have sent out as an invite on Facebook?
click "friends" then "invite friends" and then click "view all invites" and a list will appear
How do I send a friend invite on Xbox 360?
Hi I play Viva Pinata on Xbox 360 all the time and I really want to trade pinatas with someone but I don't know how. Don't I have to like add them as a friend and stuff? How do I do that? Can someone explain to me the process?
How do I send a friend invite on Xbox 360?
well, if you have live and know their gamertag, type it in after you hit the "add friend" in the friends menu, after you hit the middle button...
How do I send a friend invite on Xbox 360?
well, if you have live and know their gamertag, type it in after you hit the "add friend" in the friends menu, after you hit the middle button...
Does anyone have a Coach invite coupon for week of Feb 6th 2009?
I am looking to make a purchase and I didn't get this invitation. I usually get all the coupons for 25% off. I guess this invitation is for new customers...Please let me know if you are willing to part with one!
Thanks!
Does anyone have a Coach invite coupon for week of Feb 6th 2009?
Just wanted to let you know about a FREE website that pays us cash back every time we buy something on dELiAs.com, eBay, Macys and many other online retailers. You can save anywhere between 4 and 10% on any purchase. I have on my account. And it is really saving me a lot of money
Here is the link:
http://home.bigcrumbs.com/anis1010
Reply:You have to be a preferred customer, usually one who spends quite a bit or often with Coach. I received one a few months ago, and I think it was for December last year.....you can check on ebay, there are usually some on there, but they are hard to come buy!!!! You can also buy on ebay, sometimes brand new with tags, same for Prada, Gucci, Fendi, I have 4 listed right now, you can get good deals if you look in the right places! Good luck!
Thanks!
Does anyone have a Coach invite coupon for week of Feb 6th 2009?
Just wanted to let you know about a FREE website that pays us cash back every time we buy something on dELiAs.com, eBay, Macys and many other online retailers. You can save anywhere between 4 and 10% on any purchase. I have on my account. And it is really saving me a lot of money
Here is the link:
http://home.bigcrumbs.com/anis1010
Reply:You have to be a preferred customer, usually one who spends quite a bit or often with Coach. I received one a few months ago, and I think it was for December last year.....you can check on ebay, there are usually some on there, but they are hard to come buy!!!! You can also buy on ebay, sometimes brand new with tags, same for Prada, Gucci, Fendi, I have 4 listed right now, you can get good deals if you look in the right places! Good luck!
If you where able to invite a Baseball Player to your Christmas celebration who would it be?
And for those who are not Baseball Fans they can pick a Hollywood Personality singer or another athlete from another sport.
If you where able to invite a Baseball Player to your Christmas celebration who would it be?
I think I'll make this year's holidays all about 60s pitchers.
I'll invite Bob Gibson to Christmas so I can see his nicer side.
And hopefully I'll get an invite from the Koufax household to visit them during Hanukkah.
Reply:im a Twins fan so:
either Brendan Harris or Justin Morneau. They are great players, and i really like them. They seem to be really nice people to- nice, funny, and sweet.
i think it would be awesome to actualy meet them and talk to them to know them personally.
I also like Joe Mauer, but i think the other two would be my first choice.
Those three players are my favorite players.
GO TWINS!!!!
Reply:Baseball Player: Tim "Cy Freak" Lincecum (my favorite player)
and since I'm bored
Hollywood Personality:Will Smith (my favorite actor)
Other Sport: Michael Jordan (LEGEND %26amp; my favorite player)
Reply:I, of course, would have to say Brian Roberts. But... maybe I'll mix it up and say Kevin Slowey. He was complaining about the cold weather during the Twins Caravan last year. Maybe spending some time here in December will get him use to it!
Reply:Ryan Braun, I have met him (briefly) and he's not only an awesome player but a great personality. He'd fit in well in my family, filled with athletes, coaches and baseball fans.
It would be an awesome X-Mas!
Reply:Jonathan Papelbon and Barry Zito.
Papelbon cause he's got such a great personality, and Zito because (as I'm sure everyone knows...) he knows how to party!
Reply:awww so hard!!
Well i invited Mike Mussina/Ervin Santana to my thanksgiving dinner so I'll bring Brian Roberts and Roy Halladay to my Christmas celebration!!
Reply:I would pick Justin Morneau because he was the homerun hitting champ at the all star homerun hitting contest and because he has a great personality by being funny and nice
Reply:Albert Pujols, because he is my favorite player, or Torii Hunter and/or Sean Casey, because they are the nicest players.
Reply:Alex Rodriquez, he is by far my favorite baseball player, so why wouldn't i want him there?
Reply:I'd have to say Papelbon for his personality and Bay because he seems friendly enough.
Reply:From the past - Lou Gehrig, Willie Mays, Babe Ruth, Ty Cobb
Present day - Cal Ripken, Edgar Martinez
Reply:Chase Utley, Marry f-ing Christmas lol.
Reply:I would invite Tim Lincecum, and learn all about his road to the pros and his mechanics. It would be great.
Reply:Joakim Soria, and Dahntay Jones.
Reply:Cliff Lee because I am a huge Cliff Lee fan and an Indians fan. How cool to have a Cy Young winner at the table!
Reply:Torri Hunter.
Reply:Omar Vizquel
Reply:YOOOOOOOUUUUUUUKKKKKKK
Reply:Derek Jeter
Reply:Micah Owings
Reply:Mariano Rivera he's one of the biggest class acts in the game.
Reply:david ortiz because he always makess it fun!
Reply:Mark DeRosa! A Chicago Cub
Reply:jason giambi
Reply:Jason Bay.
Reply:Mark Ellis. He is a nice guy and he could help me with middle infielding.
Reply:Kevin Millar he seems like a really nice guy and he's always smiling
Reply:Chase Utley
Reply:Coco Crisp
Reply:Ed Charles- 1969 Mets
scientific name
If you where able to invite a Baseball Player to your Christmas celebration who would it be?
I think I'll make this year's holidays all about 60s pitchers.
I'll invite Bob Gibson to Christmas so I can see his nicer side.
And hopefully I'll get an invite from the Koufax household to visit them during Hanukkah.
Reply:im a Twins fan so:
either Brendan Harris or Justin Morneau. They are great players, and i really like them. They seem to be really nice people to- nice, funny, and sweet.
i think it would be awesome to actualy meet them and talk to them to know them personally.
I also like Joe Mauer, but i think the other two would be my first choice.
Those three players are my favorite players.
GO TWINS!!!!
Reply:Baseball Player: Tim "Cy Freak" Lincecum (my favorite player)
and since I'm bored
Hollywood Personality:Will Smith (my favorite actor)
Other Sport: Michael Jordan (LEGEND %26amp; my favorite player)
Reply:I, of course, would have to say Brian Roberts. But... maybe I'll mix it up and say Kevin Slowey. He was complaining about the cold weather during the Twins Caravan last year. Maybe spending some time here in December will get him use to it!
Reply:Ryan Braun, I have met him (briefly) and he's not only an awesome player but a great personality. He'd fit in well in my family, filled with athletes, coaches and baseball fans.
It would be an awesome X-Mas!
Reply:Jonathan Papelbon and Barry Zito.
Papelbon cause he's got such a great personality, and Zito because (as I'm sure everyone knows...) he knows how to party!
Reply:awww so hard!!
Well i invited Mike Mussina/Ervin Santana to my thanksgiving dinner so I'll bring Brian Roberts and Roy Halladay to my Christmas celebration!!
Reply:I would pick Justin Morneau because he was the homerun hitting champ at the all star homerun hitting contest and because he has a great personality by being funny and nice
Reply:Albert Pujols, because he is my favorite player, or Torii Hunter and/or Sean Casey, because they are the nicest players.
Reply:Alex Rodriquez, he is by far my favorite baseball player, so why wouldn't i want him there?
Reply:I'd have to say Papelbon for his personality and Bay because he seems friendly enough.
Reply:From the past - Lou Gehrig, Willie Mays, Babe Ruth, Ty Cobb
Present day - Cal Ripken, Edgar Martinez
Reply:Chase Utley, Marry f-ing Christmas lol.
Reply:I would invite Tim Lincecum, and learn all about his road to the pros and his mechanics. It would be great.
Reply:Joakim Soria, and Dahntay Jones.
Reply:Cliff Lee because I am a huge Cliff Lee fan and an Indians fan. How cool to have a Cy Young winner at the table!
Reply:Torri Hunter.
Reply:Omar Vizquel
Reply:YOOOOOOOUUUUUUUKKKKKKK
Reply:Derek Jeter
Reply:Micah Owings
Reply:Mariano Rivera he's one of the biggest class acts in the game.
Reply:david ortiz because he always makess it fun!
Reply:Mark DeRosa! A Chicago Cub
Reply:jason giambi
Reply:Jason Bay.
Reply:Mark Ellis. He is a nice guy and he could help me with middle infielding.
Reply:Kevin Millar he seems like a really nice guy and he's always smiling
Reply:Chase Utley
Reply:Coco Crisp
Reply:Ed Charles- 1969 Mets
scientific name
Question about sending a friend invite on youtube?
I invited this user to become friends today, and they are on my contacts. I checked this on my messages on youtube. The status says that they have been invited. How do I know if I am denied? Will they no longer be on my contacts or what?
Question about sending a friend invite on youtube?
I'm pretty sure you'll be sent a message if it's denied
Question about sending a friend invite on youtube?
I'm pretty sure you'll be sent a message if it's denied
Is it selfish of me to expect someone in my family to invite me over for Thanksgiving?
They are all married with their own families so I'm guessing they think their children are their families. I'm still single and have no children but I just thought they could at least ask.
Is it selfish of me to expect someone in my family to invite me over for Thanksgiving?
I feel your pain. about 8 years ago I was in a similar situation. estranged father, all grandparents and mother passed away. Only close relative was my sister, and she was spending the holiday with her husbands family. My girlfriend had left me over the summer so I was very alone. lucky for me ,my sister asked me to go to her in laws with her. it was still a little awkward as I wasn't really a part of the family hosting the dinner. I hope someone asks you,but if they are going to in laws dinners they might not be in a position to invite you. i was lucky in that my sister's in laws were neighbors with my grandparents and knew me so were more inclined to offer an invite. your families in laws might also be all out of state and so not really practical.
Reply:Yes you are, why don't you ask them over for a Thanksgiving meal and you cook everything or have it catered. Or say that you want to have a potluck and you supply the star of the meal the Turkey and a big one. This way you have the best of both your family over and your hosting dinner one year.
Try it one year you might just get the right response.
Now if no one invites you over I hope that you have made something for yourself for the holiday's. But never expect someone to invite you over, if anything you should do the inviting to your home for dinner.
You might want to consider doing that for Christmas.
Reply:Not selfish, but don't sit around waiting for an invite. They may not know you haven't been invited to dinner yet. Call up a few and find out what their plans are and ask if you can attend their dinner--offer to bring a dish or two or to assist with dinner preparations so that you won't arrive empty-handed.
Reply:No you aren't selfish. I hope they do, and there's still time for them to extend the invite. Do you have a friendly, open relationship with them? You can feel free to call and ask them what they are planning for Thanksgiving. It may be that they are headed to their in laws.
If no one asks, celebrate with other single friends or volunteer at a homeless shelter. You will do a world of good!
Reply:It's not selfish. Hopefully you will get an invite soon. But if they don't invite you, don't take it too hard. I'm sure they have a lot going on and it maybe slipped their minds. If you aren't invited by wednesday then call one of them and bring up the "So what are you doing for Thanksgiving'' conversation and be sure to include that you don't have plans yet.
Reply:YES YOU ARE VERY SELFISH,MANY OF US ARE SINGLE AND DEAL JUST FINE BEING ALONE ON THANKSGIVING. GO OUT TO DINNER OR FIX IT YOURSELF. SUCK IT UP BABY.
Reply:You're not selfish. You're LAZY and SELF-CENTERED. A MOOCHER too!!!!!! //~_~\\
Is it selfish of me to expect someone in my family to invite me over for Thanksgiving?
I feel your pain. about 8 years ago I was in a similar situation. estranged father, all grandparents and mother passed away. Only close relative was my sister, and she was spending the holiday with her husbands family. My girlfriend had left me over the summer so I was very alone. lucky for me ,my sister asked me to go to her in laws with her. it was still a little awkward as I wasn't really a part of the family hosting the dinner. I hope someone asks you,but if they are going to in laws dinners they might not be in a position to invite you. i was lucky in that my sister's in laws were neighbors with my grandparents and knew me so were more inclined to offer an invite. your families in laws might also be all out of state and so not really practical.
Reply:Yes you are, why don't you ask them over for a Thanksgiving meal and you cook everything or have it catered. Or say that you want to have a potluck and you supply the star of the meal the Turkey and a big one. This way you have the best of both your family over and your hosting dinner one year.
Try it one year you might just get the right response.
Now if no one invites you over I hope that you have made something for yourself for the holiday's. But never expect someone to invite you over, if anything you should do the inviting to your home for dinner.
You might want to consider doing that for Christmas.
Reply:Not selfish, but don't sit around waiting for an invite. They may not know you haven't been invited to dinner yet. Call up a few and find out what their plans are and ask if you can attend their dinner--offer to bring a dish or two or to assist with dinner preparations so that you won't arrive empty-handed.
Reply:No you aren't selfish. I hope they do, and there's still time for them to extend the invite. Do you have a friendly, open relationship with them? You can feel free to call and ask them what they are planning for Thanksgiving. It may be that they are headed to their in laws.
If no one asks, celebrate with other single friends or volunteer at a homeless shelter. You will do a world of good!
Reply:It's not selfish. Hopefully you will get an invite soon. But if they don't invite you, don't take it too hard. I'm sure they have a lot going on and it maybe slipped their minds. If you aren't invited by wednesday then call one of them and bring up the "So what are you doing for Thanksgiving'' conversation and be sure to include that you don't have plans yet.
Reply:YES YOU ARE VERY SELFISH,MANY OF US ARE SINGLE AND DEAL JUST FINE BEING ALONE ON THANKSGIVING. GO OUT TO DINNER OR FIX IT YOURSELF. SUCK IT UP BABY.
Reply:You're not selfish. You're LAZY and SELF-CENTERED. A MOOCHER too!!!!!! //~_~\\
Which presidential candidate would you invite over for dinner?
Im voting for Obama.
Since Obama already won me over, I would invite McCain over for dinner to see why he want to implement certain things and what would he do for me and the middle class citizens.
Which presidential candidate would you invite over for dinner?
I would invite them both, ban political talk while they are there and just let them have a quiet dinner with me and the family. Then when the media asked what happened, I'd say, they ate their food you idiots, what did you think they would do at dinner.
Reply:I prefer an intellectual conversation so definitely the Obamas.
McCain looks like he's spit half his food out at you while he talked and Cindy would probably be checking her lipstick every 5 minutes and looking at the glasses to see if there are any spots and wiping down the cutlery..........
(and probably popping a pill or two when she thought no one was looking).
You're right there too Heff.
But McCain doesn't need money, he has his pension for spending money and Cindy and her father's name for clout.
Besides after 4 rounds with the dreaded "C" disease his chances of recurrence are a good 66 percent so he's in this for the glory now but we're talking dinner aren't we, so yes I imagine just talk of old war stories, just like your grampa used to do.
Oh and you may have to MASH it all for him too.
Reply:As if they would come to dinner if I invited them over to MY house.
Ok, since this is all imaginary, I will imagine probably inviting McCain and his wife.
They are probably regular people and eat the food that I will cook.
No politics spoken at the dinner table please.
I insist on "anything but politics and religion" over dinner.
Post dessert coffee up to the time the guests leave- maybe. But I will put on a token frown and scrunch my forehead first.
Reply:Obama for sure. After dinner we could go out on the porch with a couple of cocktails and compare notes on how much reefer and coke we did in the old days. (not together of course) Black guys always had the best dope.
But I wouldn't vote for him with a gun to my head. Wouldn't vote for myself either.
Reply:I wouldn't invite either candidate over, I would send them to the gospel mission for mac and cheese and mystery meat sandwiches.
Regardless of which one wonn, they would have an experience most of us will have if they don't save the economy.
Reply:Lou Gehrig, as that's who I'll be voting for as a write in. I'm guessing I won't be the only one, either. In my opinion, a dead baseball player could do more for America than either of the two living candidates could.
Reply:I just quit my part time job cause I'm living on my parents dime and going to school and when I graduate I am going to travel around the world for free because when Obama is president I will get everything for nothing.
Reply:McCain. I'd love to hear stories about Vietnam, the Senate, and previous presidents. I still prefer Obama to win.
Reply:I am voting for McCain, though I differ with a lot of his ideas, so i would invite Obama over so I can debate him, as I am middle America....and I don't agree with any of his views!
Reply:I too, am an Obama supporter and would have his family over for dinner. The thought of eating with the McCain family is something I can't even think of without getting sick.
Reply:Ralph Nader. I would say Ron Paul, but he is not a candidate anymore because nobody wanted to vote for him in the primary election.
Reply:I'm not voting for him but I'd invite Bob Barr. At least we could have a rational discussion about the good old days when Republicans were really conservatives.
Reply:McCain - it would be a delightfully intelligent and enlightening conversation over dinner.
Reply:I'd invite Obama so I could slap him over the head and explain why his policies WON'T WORK.
Reply:Can I invite Bill?...he sounds like he'd be a lot more fun than either of the other two...as long as he didn't bring Hillary along.
Reply:Obama and later on play us some poker.
Reply:im voting 4 MCAIN
but id wannt see wat Obama would have to say without a script...
Reply:I like someone who has a clue about the real world, so me and John would be hanging out.
Reply:McCain - I hate Barry!
Reply:John and Cindy McCain
Reply:Obama so I could throw my food at him and call him a baby killer.
Reply:I'd invite them both and poison their food.
Ron Paul 08
EDIT- The Gentleman below my post, steelman I believe, interestingly made a quip about McCain's wealth. Not only has Obama made much more money than McCain in the past year and a half, but he has a much bigger house. Sorry kids, there's hyporisy all over.
Reply:Obama
McCain is lost now. He changes his mind when the wind blows. His implementations of late show his desperation because this is his last shot at the presidency.
Reply:OBAMA! they have class unlike the mccains THATS A THREAT CUTIE PIE YOU CAN GO TO JAIL FOR THAT!
Reply:Obama definitely because McCain would be a bore talking about his 12 houses.
Reply:I'd invite Sarah Palin over so she could model bikinis like she use to do in beauty contests.
Reply:Ralph Nader. At least I could expect to have some intelligent conversation.,
Since Obama already won me over, I would invite McCain over for dinner to see why he want to implement certain things and what would he do for me and the middle class citizens.
Which presidential candidate would you invite over for dinner?
I would invite them both, ban political talk while they are there and just let them have a quiet dinner with me and the family. Then when the media asked what happened, I'd say, they ate their food you idiots, what did you think they would do at dinner.
Reply:I prefer an intellectual conversation so definitely the Obamas.
McCain looks like he's spit half his food out at you while he talked and Cindy would probably be checking her lipstick every 5 minutes and looking at the glasses to see if there are any spots and wiping down the cutlery..........
(and probably popping a pill or two when she thought no one was looking).
You're right there too Heff.
But McCain doesn't need money, he has his pension for spending money and Cindy and her father's name for clout.
Besides after 4 rounds with the dreaded "C" disease his chances of recurrence are a good 66 percent so he's in this for the glory now but we're talking dinner aren't we, so yes I imagine just talk of old war stories, just like your grampa used to do.
Oh and you may have to MASH it all for him too.
Reply:As if they would come to dinner if I invited them over to MY house.
Ok, since this is all imaginary, I will imagine probably inviting McCain and his wife.
They are probably regular people and eat the food that I will cook.
No politics spoken at the dinner table please.
I insist on "anything but politics and religion" over dinner.
Post dessert coffee up to the time the guests leave- maybe. But I will put on a token frown and scrunch my forehead first.
Reply:Obama for sure. After dinner we could go out on the porch with a couple of cocktails and compare notes on how much reefer and coke we did in the old days. (not together of course) Black guys always had the best dope.
But I wouldn't vote for him with a gun to my head. Wouldn't vote for myself either.
Reply:I wouldn't invite either candidate over, I would send them to the gospel mission for mac and cheese and mystery meat sandwiches.
Regardless of which one wonn, they would have an experience most of us will have if they don't save the economy.
Reply:Lou Gehrig, as that's who I'll be voting for as a write in. I'm guessing I won't be the only one, either. In my opinion, a dead baseball player could do more for America than either of the two living candidates could.
Reply:I just quit my part time job cause I'm living on my parents dime and going to school and when I graduate I am going to travel around the world for free because when Obama is president I will get everything for nothing.
Reply:McCain. I'd love to hear stories about Vietnam, the Senate, and previous presidents. I still prefer Obama to win.
Reply:I am voting for McCain, though I differ with a lot of his ideas, so i would invite Obama over so I can debate him, as I am middle America....and I don't agree with any of his views!
Reply:I too, am an Obama supporter and would have his family over for dinner. The thought of eating with the McCain family is something I can't even think of without getting sick.
Reply:Ralph Nader. I would say Ron Paul, but he is not a candidate anymore because nobody wanted to vote for him in the primary election.
Reply:I'm not voting for him but I'd invite Bob Barr. At least we could have a rational discussion about the good old days when Republicans were really conservatives.
Reply:McCain - it would be a delightfully intelligent and enlightening conversation over dinner.
Reply:I'd invite Obama so I could slap him over the head and explain why his policies WON'T WORK.
Reply:Can I invite Bill?...he sounds like he'd be a lot more fun than either of the other two...as long as he didn't bring Hillary along.
Reply:Obama and later on play us some poker.
Reply:im voting 4 MCAIN
but id wannt see wat Obama would have to say without a script...
Reply:I like someone who has a clue about the real world, so me and John would be hanging out.
Reply:McCain - I hate Barry!
Reply:John and Cindy McCain
Reply:Obama so I could throw my food at him and call him a baby killer.
Reply:I'd invite them both and poison their food.
Ron Paul 08
EDIT- The Gentleman below my post, steelman I believe, interestingly made a quip about McCain's wealth. Not only has Obama made much more money than McCain in the past year and a half, but he has a much bigger house. Sorry kids, there's hyporisy all over.
Reply:Obama
McCain is lost now. He changes his mind when the wind blows. His implementations of late show his desperation because this is his last shot at the presidency.
Reply:OBAMA! they have class unlike the mccains THATS A THREAT CUTIE PIE YOU CAN GO TO JAIL FOR THAT!
Reply:Obama definitely because McCain would be a bore talking about his 12 houses.
Reply:I'd invite Sarah Palin over so she could model bikinis like she use to do in beauty contests.
Reply:Ralph Nader. At least I could expect to have some intelligent conversation.,
What is it called when a community live in seclusion and outsiders only come in if they have a special invite?
I know there is one where my mum's friend lives in bristol (?) and I watched a program about it a long time ago.
They litrally have gates blocking their land and they all live in seperate families but work together as a community.
What is it called when a community live in seclusion and outsiders only come in if they have a special invite?
A cult is one possible answer, but it could also be a commune. Some people may consider this to be the same thing. It would depend if you are required to follow a certain system of beliefs to be allowed to live there and if you are allowed to leave if you want to. In my opinion cults are much more restrictive in allowing members to make decisions. A commune is not necessarily based on following a cult, but working together as a community.
Reply:commune
Reply:A prison
Reply:It's called a cult, a cult.
Reply:First answer is correct it would be a cult
Reply:what is amish? for $300
Reply:a cult
Reply:your house
Reply:I'll take cult for $900
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They litrally have gates blocking their land and they all live in seperate families but work together as a community.
What is it called when a community live in seclusion and outsiders only come in if they have a special invite?
A cult is one possible answer, but it could also be a commune. Some people may consider this to be the same thing. It would depend if you are required to follow a certain system of beliefs to be allowed to live there and if you are allowed to leave if you want to. In my opinion cults are much more restrictive in allowing members to make decisions. A commune is not necessarily based on following a cult, but working together as a community.
Reply:commune
Reply:A prison
Reply:It's called a cult, a cult.
Reply:First answer is correct it would be a cult
Reply:what is amish? for $300
Reply:a cult
Reply:your house
Reply:I'll take cult for $900
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What if I want to invite chinese people to Scandinavia?
Is there any company, serves Scandinavian enterprises regarding their Chinese delegations or clients, provides all services needed to assist Scandinavian companies arrange business fairs/visits, conferences, routings, translations and other relevant services regarding to Chinese investors and cooperate partners.
What if I want to invite chinese people to Scandinavia?
Send a card to the chinese people themselves
What if I want to invite chinese people to Scandinavia?
Send a card to the chinese people themselves
I do complimentary facials to promote my business but how can I invite people to come to these spa parties?
the line is fabulous because it contains no parabens or added preservatives. I just do not know a lot of people so how can I attract people to attendd.
I do complimentary facials to promote my business but how can I invite people to come to these spa parties?
Pick the low-hanging fruit: Your neighbors. Make up a nice invite, hand deliver it, and make sure they know it's free.
Your goal is to give the facial free, then sell the product, right?
Well, that's a start. Then you could offer those first customers a discount for referrals. Keep working out from there, and pretty soon, if the product is as good as you say, the business will grow.
If you don't have neighbors that you can approach, try calling a Sorority house in your town.
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Reply:Ask you Sales Director for help or go to your weekly meetings. This has helped my Mary Kay business and I am earning my car in January!!! But send me an email and I will talk to you more about it.
I do complimentary facials to promote my business but how can I invite people to come to these spa parties?
Pick the low-hanging fruit: Your neighbors. Make up a nice invite, hand deliver it, and make sure they know it's free.
Your goal is to give the facial free, then sell the product, right?
Well, that's a start. Then you could offer those first customers a discount for referrals. Keep working out from there, and pretty soon, if the product is as good as you say, the business will grow.
If you don't have neighbors that you can approach, try calling a Sorority house in your town.
Reply:Hi,
I have better and easier solution for such as question. However, it will take time to explain it. If you want immediately to know the answer, simply visit
http://MillionExposed.blogspot.com
Click the link above to get the answer now!
Perhaps this will help you.
Thank you.
Reply:Ask you Sales Director for help or go to your weekly meetings. This has helped my Mary Kay business and I am earning my car in January!!! But send me an email and I will talk to you more about it.
My best friend didn't invite me to her party. Does she not want to be friends anymore?
Okay, so I came home from dinner today with my family and my neighbor, who is also my best friend, was walking in the street with all of her friends. It is her birthday and apparently she is having her party tonight. She didn't invite me and this is the first time she hasn't invited me to one of her parties! They are running around and screaming outside my house right now. Does she not want to be friends with me anymore. How to deal?
My best friend didn't invite me to her party. Does she not want to be friends anymore?
Hey,
She isn't a true friend then! No offence, but you obviously don't come first. Try ignoring her for a few days. If she confronts you and is mad, just say ok, dont say your mad over the party, she'll eventually feel guilty and make it up to you.
Kinda helped there i think ;D
Reply:Oh my gosh, I am in the exact situation you are right now.
All I can say is that I totally feel you and it's a horrible feeling.
I'd say just to expand your horizons and just talk to more and more people...
My best friend didn't invite me to her party. Does she not want to be friends anymore?
Hey,
She isn't a true friend then! No offence, but you obviously don't come first. Try ignoring her for a few days. If she confronts you and is mad, just say ok, dont say your mad over the party, she'll eventually feel guilty and make it up to you.
Kinda helped there i think ;D
Reply:Oh my gosh, I am in the exact situation you are right now.
All I can say is that I totally feel you and it's a horrible feeling.
I'd say just to expand your horizons and just talk to more and more people...
Is it wrong to put a childs clothing size on a birthday invite?
is it wrong to put a childs clothis size on birthday invite? A lot of people i know do it, but recently someone told me it was bad etiquette, and just tell them if they ask. What do you think?
Is it wrong to put a childs clothing size on a birthday invite?
It is definitely bad etiquette. An invitation to a party should include the information about the party only. Any references to gifts, whether it is clothing sizes or registry information, should not be included.
That goes for birthday parties, showers, weddings--everything. You are asking people to join you for a celebration, not their gifts. If they want information about sizes, they can call you to ask.
http://www.pippinparty.com/2008/02/invit...
Reply:I see nothing wrong with it. It's better to get the right size clothing than to get something is too small and ends up being a waste of money.
Reply:In my opinion I don't think it is rude to put your child's size of clothing on the invite. It doesn't mean they have to buy clothes or anything, and you don't want the wrong size of clothings if they do buy clothes
Reply:um its kinda rude but if u want clothes for te baby than go for it babe
Reply:haha its a good idea but i think a bit cheeky if they are buyin clothes im sure they would ask or givea gift reciept so you can change them i always do
Reply:I wouldn't do that. I would just put something like, if you don't know what to get them call (your number) and I can give some ideas. Remember: you can always take clothes back and exchange them for the right size.
Reply:i think its rude personally...i would use common sence and buy something bigger it can grow into
Reply:I think so...I wouldn't like receiving an invitation with the clothes' size on it.
Reply:I would say in the invite: If buying clothes this is my child size . But anything you give will be appreciated.
Reply:I think it would be a good idea. I know a parent called me with my oldest son want he likes and what size clothes. I would like to know want size the kids wear instead me calling and asking
Reply:Good etiquette is not all that it's cut out to be. Putting the right clothing size on a birthday invite makes sense and it saves the other parent from asking or guessing. If I saw that I wouldn't think any of it but that if I choose to buy clothes for a gift I would know what size the child wore.
Reply:i dont see a problem with it, i will do it when my sons birthday comes around, and i dont think bad of people who do it either...
Reply:Ofcourse not wrong to put your childs clothes size down it takes out the guessing . We parents do it all the time .
I think you should keep doing what you are doing.
And It's better to put the size down then to drive all around town to return the clothes .
Reply:ya i think if people ask then you should tell..even if people do give you the wrong size hopefully they will put the reciept with the gift. or you could just inform them if it is the wrong size.
Reply:It seems a little tacky, I would never do it. Put your phone number on the invites (for RSVP, directions, etc) and if anyone asks, tell them.
Reply:I think its alright. but the best thing to do is to just write no boxed gifts please.
that way u get gift cards and buy whatever u want/like with them.
Reply:i would create a "wish list" at gap kids toy'r'us, etc. - any accessible retail store and put that on the invite as a p.s. just in case you're wondering what ashley wants...or wait for people to ask. hope it's a happy birthday!
Reply:I;ve seen several invitations with this info on them. I don't think it appears rude at all. You might want to state a few things like: favorite character is Dora, size, favorite color. Maybe don't put the info on invites for people who think might take it wrong.
I've heard this is "bad etiquette" also, but times are changes and I believe that is a bit old school.
Reply:I think that it depends on who the invites are going to. Maybe for family like grandparents it would be OK to remind them the size of clothes because you know they are going to buy clothes anyway. For average friends it seems kind of rude, demanding and even like begging. For me, if I got an invitation like that, I probably wouldn't even bother going. If they are gong to be that picky and ask for clothing for their child, then I'm sure whatever that I would have taken wouldn't be good enough. I can barely afford to keep my own kid clothed, let alone someone else's!
SL
Reply:What my mom used to do is on the back of the invite write
Another year older and something change
Kasi's favorite things are Reading, writing, drawing, And Horses
Her eyes are Green and her hair is blonde
She wears size 6 shoes and size 4 clothes.
Her favorite colours are Green and Red
It was like a mini biography for parents who didn't know me and gave them an idea of what they could get.
Reply:If it is clothes you want then I think it would be appreciated. I think alot of people don't buy clothes because they don't know what size to get. BUt if you put the size down then expect everybody to get you clothes because they will all assume that is what you need. So if it's clothes you need then I think its a good idea.
Reply:I don't think so, I mean I've never thought about it myself and lots of people probably usually buy clothes 4 kids.Nothing seems wrong about it...
Reply:I've received invitations like this and I personally think it's very tacky. You're inviting people to celebrate a milestone for your child and any gift received should be appreciated. To put a size on an invitation sounds like you expect your guests to bring a gift, mainly clothing. If they ask you personally, I think that's ok, but to just write it on an invitation....i feel is bad etiquette.
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Is it wrong to put a childs clothing size on a birthday invite?
It is definitely bad etiquette. An invitation to a party should include the information about the party only. Any references to gifts, whether it is clothing sizes or registry information, should not be included.
That goes for birthday parties, showers, weddings--everything. You are asking people to join you for a celebration, not their gifts. If they want information about sizes, they can call you to ask.
http://www.pippinparty.com/2008/02/invit...
Reply:I see nothing wrong with it. It's better to get the right size clothing than to get something is too small and ends up being a waste of money.
Reply:In my opinion I don't think it is rude to put your child's size of clothing on the invite. It doesn't mean they have to buy clothes or anything, and you don't want the wrong size of clothings if they do buy clothes
Reply:um its kinda rude but if u want clothes for te baby than go for it babe
Reply:haha its a good idea but i think a bit cheeky if they are buyin clothes im sure they would ask or givea gift reciept so you can change them i always do
Reply:I wouldn't do that. I would just put something like, if you don't know what to get them call (your number) and I can give some ideas. Remember: you can always take clothes back and exchange them for the right size.
Reply:i think its rude personally...i would use common sence and buy something bigger it can grow into
Reply:I think so...I wouldn't like receiving an invitation with the clothes' size on it.
Reply:I would say in the invite: If buying clothes this is my child size . But anything you give will be appreciated.
Reply:I think it would be a good idea. I know a parent called me with my oldest son want he likes and what size clothes. I would like to know want size the kids wear instead me calling and asking
Reply:Good etiquette is not all that it's cut out to be. Putting the right clothing size on a birthday invite makes sense and it saves the other parent from asking or guessing. If I saw that I wouldn't think any of it but that if I choose to buy clothes for a gift I would know what size the child wore.
Reply:i dont see a problem with it, i will do it when my sons birthday comes around, and i dont think bad of people who do it either...
Reply:Ofcourse not wrong to put your childs clothes size down it takes out the guessing . We parents do it all the time .
I think you should keep doing what you are doing.
And It's better to put the size down then to drive all around town to return the clothes .
Reply:ya i think if people ask then you should tell..even if people do give you the wrong size hopefully they will put the reciept with the gift. or you could just inform them if it is the wrong size.
Reply:It seems a little tacky, I would never do it. Put your phone number on the invites (for RSVP, directions, etc) and if anyone asks, tell them.
Reply:I think its alright. but the best thing to do is to just write no boxed gifts please.
that way u get gift cards and buy whatever u want/like with them.
Reply:i would create a "wish list" at gap kids toy'r'us, etc. - any accessible retail store and put that on the invite as a p.s. just in case you're wondering what ashley wants...or wait for people to ask. hope it's a happy birthday!
Reply:I;ve seen several invitations with this info on them. I don't think it appears rude at all. You might want to state a few things like: favorite character is Dora, size, favorite color. Maybe don't put the info on invites for people who think might take it wrong.
I've heard this is "bad etiquette" also, but times are changes and I believe that is a bit old school.
Reply:I think that it depends on who the invites are going to. Maybe for family like grandparents it would be OK to remind them the size of clothes because you know they are going to buy clothes anyway. For average friends it seems kind of rude, demanding and even like begging. For me, if I got an invitation like that, I probably wouldn't even bother going. If they are gong to be that picky and ask for clothing for their child, then I'm sure whatever that I would have taken wouldn't be good enough. I can barely afford to keep my own kid clothed, let alone someone else's!
SL
Reply:What my mom used to do is on the back of the invite write
Another year older and something change
Kasi's favorite things are Reading, writing, drawing, And Horses
Her eyes are Green and her hair is blonde
She wears size 6 shoes and size 4 clothes.
Her favorite colours are Green and Red
It was like a mini biography for parents who didn't know me and gave them an idea of what they could get.
Reply:If it is clothes you want then I think it would be appreciated. I think alot of people don't buy clothes because they don't know what size to get. BUt if you put the size down then expect everybody to get you clothes because they will all assume that is what you need. So if it's clothes you need then I think its a good idea.
Reply:I don't think so, I mean I've never thought about it myself and lots of people probably usually buy clothes 4 kids.Nothing seems wrong about it...
Reply:I've received invitations like this and I personally think it's very tacky. You're inviting people to celebrate a milestone for your child and any gift received should be appreciated. To put a size on an invitation sounds like you expect your guests to bring a gift, mainly clothing. If they ask you personally, I think that's ok, but to just write it on an invitation....i feel is bad etiquette.
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Where can i get an invite code for demonoid torrent site?
Is there anyone who is a member who would like to invite me? Please, I just need the one torrent from there that I can't seem to find anywhere else.
Where can i get an invite code for demonoid torrent site?
If you want an invite to demonoid go to www.jayde.com and search "demonoid invites". The first or second sites that they list should help you out.These sites have contests and giveaways for demonoid invites
Reply:Ppl like me, a member of demonoid, like it when people contribute more than they download. I think registration is on friday. Wait till then. Plz upload something. Doesn't matter what.
Reply:http://getde2.jwnmedia.com/forum/index.p... This will get you a demonoid invite really fast.
Where can i get an invite code for demonoid torrent site?
If you want an invite to demonoid go to www.jayde.com and search "demonoid invites". The first or second sites that they list should help you out.These sites have contests and giveaways for demonoid invites
Reply:Ppl like me, a member of demonoid, like it when people contribute more than they download. I think registration is on friday. Wait till then. Plz upload something. Doesn't matter what.
Reply:http://getde2.jwnmedia.com/forum/index.p... This will get you a demonoid invite really fast.
You are running a dinner party, What three celebrities would you invite dead or alive?
mine would be justin lee collins for the humour
freedie mercury for the intertainment
and gordon ramsey to cook the food!
You are running a dinner party, What three celebrities would you invite dead or alive?
Jade Goody so i could smack her in the face
Jade Goody so i could punch her lights out, and erm....
Jade Goody so i could rip her tongue out.
Reply:Well I would want Elvis there for the talent and seX god appeal and eye candy....then I would have Harry Hill for the humour... then lastly but not least i would have Nostradamus for an intelligent conversation! Oh but to dream.....
Reply:Elvis presley for the music
Adam sandler for entertainment
Someone to take away the S*** of my life
Reply:I'd invite Princess Diana, Elvis and Marilyn Monroe - so much controversy with all of them, and what other people think and say what they know about them. It would be nice to talk to them about what they think and do.
Reply:Lee Evans
Cathy Burke
and Nigella Lawson
what a combination
Reply:I would invite:
P-diddy for all of the Entertainment %26amp; glitz.
Chris Rock- as he is so unbelievably funny.
%26amp;
Posh spice so we can talk designers %26amp; fashion!
xx
Reply:Syd Barrett ... No explanation needed
Al Lewis - Grandpa on The Munsters ... for the humor
Christopher Reeve .. played Superman... just because
would love to see the three together *L*
Reply:Sir Peter Ustinov cause he was sooooo lovely
Bill Hicks cause he was soooo fantastically sharp
Head chef at Nobu cause I would probably never be able to afford to eat there (he/she could cook)
Reply:Groucho Marx (or George Carlin, if Groucho wont come) for the wit
Wolfgang Puck for the food
Harrison Ford, just because he is Harrison Ford
Reply:kurt cobain, steven seagal, john wayne
Reply:Aneurin Bevan the politician I most admire
Leon Blum because I have a huge amount of questions I'd ask him about the Popular Front in France
脡douard Lalo so he could finally know that his opera Fiesque has had its premi猫re
Reply:Gary Busey
Bobcat Goldthwait
Robin Williams
Reply:elvis to play the music
tupac to show elvis his way of music
and brittany spears to be the odd ball out lol
please add me thanks
Reply:Nicholas Hoult, Because he's gorgeous
Pierre Bouvier, Cause he can sing :D
Juann Mann - Free hugs dude :D
Cause hes an inspiration
Reply:uhhhh.....
I would say the old man from the six flags commercial
He could show me how to break dance and all his COOL dance moves mann LOL
uhhhh....
I would also say Lil wayne
He is one fine mann and you know age dont mean a thing he may be in his twenties and me in my teens but he can be my LOLLIPOP- love his music and himm sexii
uhhh and one more right
Donald Trump because hes like a billionaire and he would probably bring money i mean duhhh he would but ill have the old man distract him while i snatch around $10000 from him
LOL Just kidding i dont steal but that would be pretty funny!
Thats all I got hunnn:]
Reply:oliver reed , george best and amy winehouse . not much food would get eaten
Reply:Stephen Fry for the conversation.
Jeremy Paxman for the dry Humour.
Clive Anderson for the sartorial wit.
Joan Collins Ava Gardner Marilyn Monroe for the beauty.
Reply:Carlton Banks
Will Smith
Uncle Phil
My God would that be awesome.
Reply:i would pick Dita Von Deere's
and Belanova
also Shelba
Reply:Cesc Fabregas, Cristiano Ronaldo and Enrique Iglesias please!! :)
Reply:bob geldof kate moss dali lama
Reply:Johnny Depp - For the pretty
Hunter S. Thompson - For the funny
Nixon - For the entertainment. ^.^
Reply:christopher walken for the awkward humor/wisdom
jeff goldblum for the awkward humor/wisdom
aaaand... michael jackson for the random singing outbursts.
...this is gonna be a weirrrrd dinner party...
Reply:James Dean, James Franco, and James Marsters. I don't know why I like James's so much.... :)
Reply:Billy Connolly, Nigella Lawson and Maria Callas
Reply:Tony Blair...to ask where it all went wrong
Freddie Mercury...It would be BRILLIANT!
Tom Cruise...We all need Eye Candy :P
Reply:Heather Mills
Stella McCartney
Alan Sugar
Reply:Kylie
Kelly Clarkson
Hilary Duff
Reply:MMMMM THATS A DIFFICULT ONE ....I THINK DEFINATELY ALL DEAD ONES I WOULD ONLY HAVE TO COOK FOR MYSELF THEN LOL.
Reply:Stephen Fry
Tommy Cooper
Peter Ustinov
Reply:You don't invite guests to cook!!!!
I would invite Margaret Thatcher, Stephen Fry and Ellen MacArthur, although maybe I'd end up a little out of my depth with those three?
freedie mercury for the intertainment
and gordon ramsey to cook the food!
You are running a dinner party, What three celebrities would you invite dead or alive?
Jade Goody so i could smack her in the face
Jade Goody so i could punch her lights out, and erm....
Jade Goody so i could rip her tongue out.
Reply:Well I would want Elvis there for the talent and seX god appeal and eye candy....then I would have Harry Hill for the humour... then lastly but not least i would have Nostradamus for an intelligent conversation! Oh but to dream.....
Reply:Elvis presley for the music
Adam sandler for entertainment
Someone to take away the S*** of my life
Reply:I'd invite Princess Diana, Elvis and Marilyn Monroe - so much controversy with all of them, and what other people think and say what they know about them. It would be nice to talk to them about what they think and do.
Reply:Lee Evans
Cathy Burke
and Nigella Lawson
what a combination
Reply:I would invite:
P-diddy for all of the Entertainment %26amp; glitz.
Chris Rock- as he is so unbelievably funny.
%26amp;
Posh spice so we can talk designers %26amp; fashion!
xx
Reply:Syd Barrett ... No explanation needed
Al Lewis - Grandpa on The Munsters ... for the humor
Christopher Reeve .. played Superman... just because
would love to see the three together *L*
Reply:Sir Peter Ustinov cause he was sooooo lovely
Bill Hicks cause he was soooo fantastically sharp
Head chef at Nobu cause I would probably never be able to afford to eat there (he/she could cook)
Reply:Groucho Marx (or George Carlin, if Groucho wont come) for the wit
Wolfgang Puck for the food
Harrison Ford, just because he is Harrison Ford
Reply:kurt cobain, steven seagal, john wayne
Reply:Aneurin Bevan the politician I most admire
Leon Blum because I have a huge amount of questions I'd ask him about the Popular Front in France
脡douard Lalo so he could finally know that his opera Fiesque has had its premi猫re
Reply:Gary Busey
Bobcat Goldthwait
Robin Williams
Reply:elvis to play the music
tupac to show elvis his way of music
and brittany spears to be the odd ball out lol
please add me thanks
Reply:Nicholas Hoult, Because he's gorgeous
Pierre Bouvier, Cause he can sing :D
Juann Mann - Free hugs dude :D
Cause hes an inspiration
Reply:uhhhh.....
I would say the old man from the six flags commercial
He could show me how to break dance and all his COOL dance moves mann LOL
uhhhh....
I would also say Lil wayne
He is one fine mann and you know age dont mean a thing he may be in his twenties and me in my teens but he can be my LOLLIPOP- love his music and himm sexii
uhhh and one more right
Donald Trump because hes like a billionaire and he would probably bring money i mean duhhh he would but ill have the old man distract him while i snatch around $10000 from him
LOL Just kidding i dont steal but that would be pretty funny!
Thats all I got hunnn:]
Reply:oliver reed , george best and amy winehouse . not much food would get eaten
Reply:Stephen Fry for the conversation.
Jeremy Paxman for the dry Humour.
Clive Anderson for the sartorial wit.
Joan Collins Ava Gardner Marilyn Monroe for the beauty.
Reply:Carlton Banks
Will Smith
Uncle Phil
My God would that be awesome.
Reply:i would pick Dita Von Deere's
and Belanova
also Shelba
Reply:Cesc Fabregas, Cristiano Ronaldo and Enrique Iglesias please!! :)
Reply:bob geldof kate moss dali lama
Reply:Johnny Depp - For the pretty
Hunter S. Thompson - For the funny
Nixon - For the entertainment. ^.^
Reply:christopher walken for the awkward humor/wisdom
jeff goldblum for the awkward humor/wisdom
aaaand... michael jackson for the random singing outbursts.
...this is gonna be a weirrrrd dinner party...
Reply:James Dean, James Franco, and James Marsters. I don't know why I like James's so much.... :)
Reply:Billy Connolly, Nigella Lawson and Maria Callas
Reply:Tony Blair...to ask where it all went wrong
Freddie Mercury...It would be BRILLIANT!
Tom Cruise...We all need Eye Candy :P
Reply:Heather Mills
Stella McCartney
Alan Sugar
Reply:Kylie
Kelly Clarkson
Hilary Duff
Reply:MMMMM THATS A DIFFICULT ONE ....I THINK DEFINATELY ALL DEAD ONES I WOULD ONLY HAVE TO COOK FOR MYSELF THEN LOL.
Reply:Stephen Fry
Tommy Cooper
Peter Ustinov
Reply:You don't invite guests to cook!!!!
I would invite Margaret Thatcher, Stephen Fry and Ellen MacArthur, although maybe I'd end up a little out of my depth with those three?
How do you see the list of 'friends' you tried to invite in MySpace?
How do you see the list of 'friends' you tried to invite in MySpace? Like the guys you try to add and your still waiting for their approval, I want to see the list of guys I invite, thanks.
How do you see the list of 'friends' you tried to invite in MySpace?
you let your mouse hover over the mail box.
and there should be a drop down box saying:
-inbox
-compose
-friend requests
-sent mail
-saved mail
-and address book
click on friend requests :)
Reply:You can do this by pressing once on the "Mail" Button/tab, beside "Home"
Then, inside "mail" Click on "Sent Invites"
Reply:Go to MAIL %26gt; SENT REQUEST..
That's all..
How do you see the list of 'friends' you tried to invite in MySpace?
you let your mouse hover over the mail box.
and there should be a drop down box saying:
-inbox
-compose
-friend requests
-sent mail
-saved mail
-and address book
click on friend requests :)
Reply:You can do this by pressing once on the "Mail" Button/tab, beside "Home"
Then, inside "mail" Click on "Sent Invites"
Reply:Go to MAIL %26gt; SENT REQUEST..
That's all..
How do i un-invite people on youtube to become part of a group?
I accidently clicked "join group" on a group i didn't want to join and now its sending the owner a message that i want to join. help me
How do i un-invite people on youtube to become part of a group?
Go to your own profile. There, you can edit what groups you are a part of. Then, simply send a message to the owner and tell him the "join group" was accidental.
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How do i un-invite people on youtube to become part of a group?
Go to your own profile. There, you can edit what groups you are a part of. Then, simply send a message to the owner and tell him the "join group" was accidental.
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How do you quickly select all of your friends to invite to a facebook group?
i hate when i invite friends to join a group on facebook how i have to select every single friend just by clicking on every single friend especially considering i have over 300 friends on facebook its very anoyying,anyone have any quick ways to select all of your friends?
How do you quickly select all of your friends to invite to a facebook group?
Well, you can always have all your friend in one list (i.e Limited Profile) and just scroll down on the friend's to invite list and check the list and all your friends in it will be invited. I don't know of any other way though. Hope this helps.
How do you quickly select all of your friends to invite to a facebook group?
Well, you can always have all your friend in one list (i.e Limited Profile) and just scroll down on the friend's to invite list and check the list and all your friends in it will be invited. I don't know of any other way though. Hope this helps.
Is it mean to invite 9 out of the 12 kids in the class?
My daughter is having a party to mark the start of school, and she only wants to invite 9 of the 12 girls in her class. I'm not sure what to say, I want to make her happy but I also don't want to make those three girls upset. What should I do?
Is it mean to invite 9 out of the 12 kids in the class?
That is the rudest thing I have ever heard. Unless the three are mean to her. then screw 'em.
Reply:Just make sure the other girls don't out.
Reply:You should talk to her and find out why she doesn't want to invite them. If those girls are mean to her, then that's probably a valid reason. If they're just unpopular, then I would tell her that she should invite all of the girls.
Reply:Is there a particular reason she doesn't want to invite the other girls? In all fairness she should invite all her female classmates. If she doesn't get along with the other 3, chances are they won't come anyway, but she won't get the reputation for being 'exclusive'.
Is she inviting other people besides her classmates? Is there some number limit you have imposed?
I would tell your daughter that you think she should invite everyone and be a good hostess if the girls show up she really 'doesn't want'. It is a good lesson in life for her. She won't be able to pick and choose who she associates with all the time.
Reply:If it's a beginning of the school year party, and the party consists of 9 out of 12 girls in her class, then she really should invite them. It would not be worth the hurt feelings of the three who have been left out.
Reply:if she is younger than 8 or so, I'd say that she should definately invite the other girls, because all girls that age would probably enjoy to go.
but if she is older, she can probably decide who she likes and who she doesn't. there must be a reason why she doesn't like the other three girls, so i wouldn't force her. after all it is her party. and if the girls are older, they won't be upset if they don't get an invite.
everyone has their own friends as well as social groups at any age,
good luck.
x
Reply:Yes that is very mean, your daughter should invite all the girls in the class and if they show up then she should be a gracious hostess, as was said before this is a good life lesson as when you get older you can't always pick who you have to associate with.
Reply:No, it's not mean.
Are you just feeling bad because only 3 girls will be left out? What if your daughter only wanted to invite 2 out of the 12 kids? Would you still feel bad that 10 kids were left out?
I know what it feels like to be "not invited" or left out of certain things. It's a part of life and you and your daughter shouldn't feel obligated to do something to make everybody happy. You can't make everybody happy all the time and it wouldn't hurt for those kids to learn that. It's how life works after all. Harsh, but true.
Reply:Ok. My son is the same way. He wants to invite some of the kids and frankly, I do too. There are some kids in his class that I don't particularly like. However, I don't think it is appropriate. You are supposed to teach your kids to like and get along with everyone. So excluding those kids go against that very lesson. Its a hard thing to do when they are human and just sometimes don't get along with someone.
Reply:It could be looked at as mean, but hey, kids gotta learn that life can be mean sometimes.
Besides, if your daughter only wants 9 out of 12, then that's all she wants. Maybe she hates the other three girls and they should best stay away.
Is it mean to invite 9 out of the 12 kids in the class?
That is the rudest thing I have ever heard. Unless the three are mean to her. then screw 'em.
Reply:Just make sure the other girls don't out.
Reply:You should talk to her and find out why she doesn't want to invite them. If those girls are mean to her, then that's probably a valid reason. If they're just unpopular, then I would tell her that she should invite all of the girls.
Reply:Is there a particular reason she doesn't want to invite the other girls? In all fairness she should invite all her female classmates. If she doesn't get along with the other 3, chances are they won't come anyway, but she won't get the reputation for being 'exclusive'.
Is she inviting other people besides her classmates? Is there some number limit you have imposed?
I would tell your daughter that you think she should invite everyone and be a good hostess if the girls show up she really 'doesn't want'. It is a good lesson in life for her. She won't be able to pick and choose who she associates with all the time.
Reply:If it's a beginning of the school year party, and the party consists of 9 out of 12 girls in her class, then she really should invite them. It would not be worth the hurt feelings of the three who have been left out.
Reply:if she is younger than 8 or so, I'd say that she should definately invite the other girls, because all girls that age would probably enjoy to go.
but if she is older, she can probably decide who she likes and who she doesn't. there must be a reason why she doesn't like the other three girls, so i wouldn't force her. after all it is her party. and if the girls are older, they won't be upset if they don't get an invite.
everyone has their own friends as well as social groups at any age,
good luck.
x
Reply:Yes that is very mean, your daughter should invite all the girls in the class and if they show up then she should be a gracious hostess, as was said before this is a good life lesson as when you get older you can't always pick who you have to associate with.
Reply:No, it's not mean.
Are you just feeling bad because only 3 girls will be left out? What if your daughter only wanted to invite 2 out of the 12 kids? Would you still feel bad that 10 kids were left out?
I know what it feels like to be "not invited" or left out of certain things. It's a part of life and you and your daughter shouldn't feel obligated to do something to make everybody happy. You can't make everybody happy all the time and it wouldn't hurt for those kids to learn that. It's how life works after all. Harsh, but true.
Reply:Ok. My son is the same way. He wants to invite some of the kids and frankly, I do too. There are some kids in his class that I don't particularly like. However, I don't think it is appropriate. You are supposed to teach your kids to like and get along with everyone. So excluding those kids go against that very lesson. Its a hard thing to do when they are human and just sometimes don't get along with someone.
Reply:It could be looked at as mean, but hey, kids gotta learn that life can be mean sometimes.
Besides, if your daughter only wants 9 out of 12, then that's all she wants. Maybe she hates the other three girls and they should best stay away.
How many people to invite to a party?
I'm turning 13, how many do u think ?
How many people to invite to a party?
You should have a mall party!!! Invite 2-5 close friends to spend the day with you at the mall!!! Give them each about $10-$20 and have them bring more money if they need it. I did this, and at the mall we went to, there was a movie theatre, and we saw a movie. We also went shopping and got a birthday cake. I invited 3 friends and gave them each $10. Loved it!
You could throw a spa party!!! Invite 2-10 friends to come to your house and do makeovers, facials, and manicures. You can have a mini fashion show, let them sleep over and watch movies like Breakfast At Tiffany's. You can also stay up late and read gossip magazines! So much fun!
Also, you can do a dance party. My friend did this and she invited about 15 people. She hired a dj, and the party went from 6-11. I ended up sleeping over night, and it was so much fun! You can do the same, too. I came early and we hung streamers and tied balloons all over the house. Hope you have fun!!!
((((hugs))))
=)
-Gracie!
Reply:10-15. It really depends on what you're doing though? If it's a party party with music then invite a lot more! If it's an intimate activity then 10 is more than enough.
Reply:depends on what your doing.
if your going to the mall, having a sleepover, or things like that, like 4-6.
if its a big party, like dancing, house party, etc, the more the better, or as much as you can fit without destroying everything :)
Reply:I mean, if you want to have fun with your friends, 2-5. If you want it to be cool, and preppy and hollywood style then you need to do things big. All of my parties have 500+ people. I rent out large clubs and warehouses for my parties. Now I charge entry fees. Normal entry $20. VIP $25.
Extra VIP $50, or free if the person is important. And I hire people to sell drinks. You HAVE to have a big act. Get a popular band, mc, or dj in the area to play your party. If it is hot, people will remember you. I am 17, and threw my first party at 14. I had about 350 people in attendance. It was the first of many. My largest party was about 700-800 people. All of the high schools in the area know about and look forward to my parties.
Do it right or don't do it at all. No one likes a lame party.
If you can't throw a good party, you are lame and not worthy of having preppy friends.
Reply:20 or even the 5 closests friends u still have a blast
Reply:The more people, the better! Invite a lot of people! It will make the party a lot more fun.
Reply:I don't know; as many friends as you have. I would say about 20, depending on where your party will be.
- Elizabeth -
Reply:Hello, always remember to have a party there must be room that when both arms are extended there is room to swing around. That's a mathematical formula.
Reply:As many as you can fit . But remember, most of them will be inviting you to their party's, and since they bought you a gift can you afford buying all of them gifts? Some thing to think about.
Reply:300-500
if u have that many friends
Reply:EVERYBODY and me =)
Reply:It depends of how old you are like if you are 13 invite 13 people if that does not work then bring your friend and your crush!
Reply:15-20
p.s. i am 13 too
Reply:if u have loads of money
or money doesnt matter,
i would say a party from 2pm - 7pm
Have pizza and hope you have a pool!!
invite about 20 of your closest friends.
HAVE A LOT OF FUN!
How many people to invite to a party?
You should have a mall party!!! Invite 2-5 close friends to spend the day with you at the mall!!! Give them each about $10-$20 and have them bring more money if they need it. I did this, and at the mall we went to, there was a movie theatre, and we saw a movie. We also went shopping and got a birthday cake. I invited 3 friends and gave them each $10. Loved it!
You could throw a spa party!!! Invite 2-10 friends to come to your house and do makeovers, facials, and manicures. You can have a mini fashion show, let them sleep over and watch movies like Breakfast At Tiffany's. You can also stay up late and read gossip magazines! So much fun!
Also, you can do a dance party. My friend did this and she invited about 15 people. She hired a dj, and the party went from 6-11. I ended up sleeping over night, and it was so much fun! You can do the same, too. I came early and we hung streamers and tied balloons all over the house. Hope you have fun!!!
((((hugs))))
=)
-Gracie!
Reply:10-15. It really depends on what you're doing though? If it's a party party with music then invite a lot more! If it's an intimate activity then 10 is more than enough.
Reply:depends on what your doing.
if your going to the mall, having a sleepover, or things like that, like 4-6.
if its a big party, like dancing, house party, etc, the more the better, or as much as you can fit without destroying everything :)
Reply:I mean, if you want to have fun with your friends, 2-5. If you want it to be cool, and preppy and hollywood style then you need to do things big. All of my parties have 500+ people. I rent out large clubs and warehouses for my parties. Now I charge entry fees. Normal entry $20. VIP $25.
Extra VIP $50, or free if the person is important. And I hire people to sell drinks. You HAVE to have a big act. Get a popular band, mc, or dj in the area to play your party. If it is hot, people will remember you. I am 17, and threw my first party at 14. I had about 350 people in attendance. It was the first of many. My largest party was about 700-800 people. All of the high schools in the area know about and look forward to my parties.
Do it right or don't do it at all. No one likes a lame party.
If you can't throw a good party, you are lame and not worthy of having preppy friends.
Reply:20 or even the 5 closests friends u still have a blast
Reply:The more people, the better! Invite a lot of people! It will make the party a lot more fun.
Reply:I don't know; as many friends as you have. I would say about 20, depending on where your party will be.
- Elizabeth -
Reply:Hello, always remember to have a party there must be room that when both arms are extended there is room to swing around. That's a mathematical formula.
Reply:As many as you can fit . But remember, most of them will be inviting you to their party's, and since they bought you a gift can you afford buying all of them gifts? Some thing to think about.
Reply:300-500
if u have that many friends
Reply:EVERYBODY and me =)
Reply:It depends of how old you are like if you are 13 invite 13 people if that does not work then bring your friend and your crush!
Reply:15-20
p.s. i am 13 too
Reply:if u have loads of money
or money doesnt matter,
i would say a party from 2pm - 7pm
Have pizza and hope you have a pool!!
invite about 20 of your closest friends.
HAVE A LOT OF FUN!
Is it okay to invite some one that is due around the same time to your baby shower ?
And should give her a little gift as well?
Is it okay to invite some one that is due around the same time to your baby shower ?
Yes. I don't think it's anything wrong at all. I think you are a very considerate and caring person to even ask this question. A baby shower is a celebration. I think she will be okay with that.
It won't hurt to give her a gift..especially if she is going to be having a baby shower of her own.
Reply:yes you should invite her.no you should not give her a gift. she will have her own shower.now if she is a very good friend then it would be a nice thing to do but if she was invited to your shower then you will probably be invited to her shower and you will be expected to bring a gift then too
Reply:Yes nice lady.... invite your friend and leave it up to her to come if she feels up to it.... a little gift is nice as you mentioned.
Reply:yes and yes.
Reply:is she having a shower too? Invite everyone!
Reply:Sure why not?? The little gift is up to you.
Reply:Of course you can. If you want to give her a gift that is up to you but you are not required. After all it is your shower and not hers. If you had a birthday party for say your child and you invited another child whose birthday was around the same time you wouldn't feel obligated to give them a gift.
Reply:Only if you've been invited to and attended one of her baby showers!
Reply:Is she a friend or family member? Definitely. You wouldn't want to be left out of her shower if she was a friend or family member. Go ahead and invite her. You could get her a little gift, too. It wouldn't hurt. You could also include her in some of the shower games, like the toilet-paper-around-the-belly game by making the guests guess which belly is bigger!
Reply:There is absolutely nothing wrong with inviting her. In fact, she may be disappointed if she doesn't get invited. And no, you don't need to get her a gift. She will likely have her own baby shower and if you are invited you can gift her then. She may be embarrassed by the extra attention you would draw to her by giving her a gift at your shower and she may feel like you are patronizing her.
Reply:Invbite, yes; gift, up to you
Reply:Yeah. I don't really understand the problem. Is she not getting a shower? Then it might be a nice idea if you include her in the festivities. But, if she's going to get a shower, too, just invite her. There's not need to give her a gift if that's the case because you'll probably be invited to her shower.
Reply:Oh yes you can invite. Sometimes those are the cutest. She should and hopefully will know that she is there for your day. She will have her day. You do not owe her a gift at your shower. wait for her shower.
Reply:of course it is. your celebrating with a friend. this just means you go to her baby shower and give her a little gift too.
Reply:Well of COURSE it's OK. And a gift for her would be a nice gesture as well.
Reply:absolutely!!! It will be fun for them and then maybe someone will get the idea to throw them one as well, or maybe you could have a joint baby shower but have it as a suprise for them. It could be fun!! but definitley invite them and gift? Well if you want to or have everyone bring something small and give them a gift basket or something.
Reply:Sure. I'm 38 weeks pregnant, and I have been invited to 2 baby showers for women that are due very close to my own due date. I had fun in both of their baby showers... I also invited them to mine, and seems like in the 3 different occasion we all had a great time! Share the fun... and Congrats! Love your baby shower
Reply:I would defiantly invite them to the baby shower, and yes I would give her a gift too!
Reply:Why not? If she's your friend and you don't invite her, she'd feel left out. That's very thoughtful of you to get her a little something, but if she's having a shower, maybe you should just wait until then to give it to her. I've been to showers where there were other pregnant women invited, but the focus was always on the one the shower was for.
Best wishes and congrats on your new upcoming arrival!
Reply:sure its ok. She might think its fun and would really probably enjoy the gift.
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Is it okay to invite some one that is due around the same time to your baby shower ?
Yes. I don't think it's anything wrong at all. I think you are a very considerate and caring person to even ask this question. A baby shower is a celebration. I think she will be okay with that.
It won't hurt to give her a gift..especially if she is going to be having a baby shower of her own.
Reply:yes you should invite her.no you should not give her a gift. she will have her own shower.now if she is a very good friend then it would be a nice thing to do but if she was invited to your shower then you will probably be invited to her shower and you will be expected to bring a gift then too
Reply:Yes nice lady.... invite your friend and leave it up to her to come if she feels up to it.... a little gift is nice as you mentioned.
Reply:yes and yes.
Reply:is she having a shower too? Invite everyone!
Reply:Sure why not?? The little gift is up to you.
Reply:Of course you can. If you want to give her a gift that is up to you but you are not required. After all it is your shower and not hers. If you had a birthday party for say your child and you invited another child whose birthday was around the same time you wouldn't feel obligated to give them a gift.
Reply:Only if you've been invited to and attended one of her baby showers!
Reply:Is she a friend or family member? Definitely. You wouldn't want to be left out of her shower if she was a friend or family member. Go ahead and invite her. You could get her a little gift, too. It wouldn't hurt. You could also include her in some of the shower games, like the toilet-paper-around-the-belly game by making the guests guess which belly is bigger!
Reply:There is absolutely nothing wrong with inviting her. In fact, she may be disappointed if she doesn't get invited. And no, you don't need to get her a gift. She will likely have her own baby shower and if you are invited you can gift her then. She may be embarrassed by the extra attention you would draw to her by giving her a gift at your shower and she may feel like you are patronizing her.
Reply:Invbite, yes; gift, up to you
Reply:Yeah. I don't really understand the problem. Is she not getting a shower? Then it might be a nice idea if you include her in the festivities. But, if she's going to get a shower, too, just invite her. There's not need to give her a gift if that's the case because you'll probably be invited to her shower.
Reply:Oh yes you can invite. Sometimes those are the cutest. She should and hopefully will know that she is there for your day. She will have her day. You do not owe her a gift at your shower. wait for her shower.
Reply:of course it is. your celebrating with a friend. this just means you go to her baby shower and give her a little gift too.
Reply:Well of COURSE it's OK. And a gift for her would be a nice gesture as well.
Reply:absolutely!!! It will be fun for them and then maybe someone will get the idea to throw them one as well, or maybe you could have a joint baby shower but have it as a suprise for them. It could be fun!! but definitley invite them and gift? Well if you want to or have everyone bring something small and give them a gift basket or something.
Reply:Sure. I'm 38 weeks pregnant, and I have been invited to 2 baby showers for women that are due very close to my own due date. I had fun in both of their baby showers... I also invited them to mine, and seems like in the 3 different occasion we all had a great time! Share the fun... and Congrats! Love your baby shower
Reply:I would defiantly invite them to the baby shower, and yes I would give her a gift too!
Reply:Why not? If she's your friend and you don't invite her, she'd feel left out. That's very thoughtful of you to get her a little something, but if she's having a shower, maybe you should just wait until then to give it to her. I've been to showers where there were other pregnant women invited, but the focus was always on the one the shower was for.
Best wishes and congrats on your new upcoming arrival!
Reply:sure its ok. She might think its fun and would really probably enjoy the gift.
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Do I HAVE to invite EVERYONE to my party?
Why if I am selective, I am being a bigot and judgemental? Should I always be concerned about offended someone or alienating someone? Should my party be dictated by whether or not someone is offended or not.
Do I HAVE to invite EVERYONE to my party?
A party is your opportunity -- at your expense too! -- to gather the people around you whose company you like or enjoy. You do not have to invite people you don't like. If you are accused of being a bigot, simply say that you invited your friends and that the person or group complaining is not a friend, but if they were interested in cultivating a friendship, you'd invite them to your next party. You might also remind them that you've not been invited to certain peoples' party for the same reason -- they aren't my friends.
Now, I do think it is "bad form" to flaunt your guest list in front of others, including people not invited. It can be hurtful to some to hear "Now, you're coming over, right?" and know that the party excludes them.
Reply:A bigot? Are you descriminating based on race or religious values??? If no, then select who you want. It's your party, if the host isn't happy the party will suck, and not be worth it. Been there, invite who you want. Stepping on toes is inevitable, besides the more people the harder it is to control.
Reply:This is the story of life. We are constantly worrying about stepping on toes, embarassing someone, not being included, hurting someone's feelings.
I think we finally reach a stage in life, hopefully, where we do what we want and try our best. We can't keep everybody happy all the time.
Reply:You have options.
Gather some friends and say "lets go to my house!"
Have someone spread the word that you're having a party.
It's up to you whether it's ok to offend someone. After all you're the one doing the offending, right?
Reply:You don't HAVE to make any one or other moral decision. It depends on what kind of person you want to be and what kind of moral consequences you want to face. There's reasons to do and not to do most things.
Reply:Only invite the ppl who you associate with. Why would you want to invite someone who you never talked to?
Reply:No not really if it is your party you should not worry about anyone else. it YOUR party and your there to have fun not worry about other people.
Reply:Dint invite all. Invite small number and make it great. If u add water too much the butter milk becomes dilute.
Reply:No. If it's your party, you should be able to do it your way.
Do I HAVE to invite EVERYONE to my party?
A party is your opportunity -- at your expense too! -- to gather the people around you whose company you like or enjoy. You do not have to invite people you don't like. If you are accused of being a bigot, simply say that you invited your friends and that the person or group complaining is not a friend, but if they were interested in cultivating a friendship, you'd invite them to your next party. You might also remind them that you've not been invited to certain peoples' party for the same reason -- they aren't my friends.
Now, I do think it is "bad form" to flaunt your guest list in front of others, including people not invited. It can be hurtful to some to hear "Now, you're coming over, right?" and know that the party excludes them.
Reply:A bigot? Are you descriminating based on race or religious values??? If no, then select who you want. It's your party, if the host isn't happy the party will suck, and not be worth it. Been there, invite who you want. Stepping on toes is inevitable, besides the more people the harder it is to control.
Reply:This is the story of life. We are constantly worrying about stepping on toes, embarassing someone, not being included, hurting someone's feelings.
I think we finally reach a stage in life, hopefully, where we do what we want and try our best. We can't keep everybody happy all the time.
Reply:You have options.
Gather some friends and say "lets go to my house!"
Have someone spread the word that you're having a party.
It's up to you whether it's ok to offend someone. After all you're the one doing the offending, right?
Reply:You don't HAVE to make any one or other moral decision. It depends on what kind of person you want to be and what kind of moral consequences you want to face. There's reasons to do and not to do most things.
Reply:Only invite the ppl who you associate with. Why would you want to invite someone who you never talked to?
Reply:No not really if it is your party you should not worry about anyone else. it YOUR party and your there to have fun not worry about other people.
Reply:Dint invite all. Invite small number and make it great. If u add water too much the butter milk becomes dilute.
Reply:No. If it's your party, you should be able to do it your way.
Did you vote to invite the huge UFO to appear tomorrow?
I understand that you have to vote 'in your head' to allow the UFO to appear on October 14th. Ask something like, "Do you wish that the Galactic Federation show up to help', then just answer 'yes' or 'no'. I voted, anybody else?
Did you vote to invite the huge UFO to appear tomorrow?
This is ridiculous. It should be in the Paranormal category.
Reply:Quick summary for the "cool science nerd who uses capital S letters from the Greek alphabet as E":
The message was relayed to us through the Archangel Gabriel, to the final receiver: Blossom Goodchild (obviously her real name), an Australian starlet who decided to become a psychic medium.
The Federation of Light, a group of intelligent races from all over the Galaxy, wants to come here and rescue us from our leaders. They have a 2000 mile UFO driven by some "guy" from Sirius, that will stay around for 3 days to prove that they exist.
They want to help us move to a "new Higher Vibration of Love."
How can you say no to that?
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Mind you, Blossom herself is now saying that she is not sure what the messages really meant and that her mind might have been taken over by demons. That would explain why October 14 (which is almost over in Australia) did not really happen.
Reply:You mean the Galactic Federation of Light? Please. They promised to show up in Tennessee 6 months ago; or a "spokesman" for them did. Only they said it would be in the southern hemisphere, not the southern U.S. I would think a Galactic Federation would be smarter than that. If you want a vote, however, I'm sending a mental "yes" anyway.
Reply:Call me a cynic if you like, but it looks like the excuses for the non-appearance of this UFO are beginning to emerge. If it doesn't show up, it'll be because not enough people "voted".
Reply:Someone needs to tell me what all this hogwash is all about. I must have missed the newest insane, over-asked question being introduced to the newly renamed "Armageddon and Space" category.
NO!
Reply:I thought I already told you, I'm not registered to vote in my head, I'm not a citizen yet!
Reply:Sadly, there's a lot you have to do in your head, among other things, to vote
Reply:I wish it would happen but I have a hard time believing someone who channels thoughts. I want this to happen if that is what you mean.
Reply:AAAAWWWWW!!!!
I didn't get that memo! I'll go do that -right away-!
Did you vote to invite the huge UFO to appear tomorrow?
This is ridiculous. It should be in the Paranormal category.
Reply:Quick summary for the "cool science nerd who uses capital S letters from the Greek alphabet as E":
The message was relayed to us through the Archangel Gabriel, to the final receiver: Blossom Goodchild (obviously her real name), an Australian starlet who decided to become a psychic medium.
The Federation of Light, a group of intelligent races from all over the Galaxy, wants to come here and rescue us from our leaders. They have a 2000 mile UFO driven by some "guy" from Sirius, that will stay around for 3 days to prove that they exist.
They want to help us move to a "new Higher Vibration of Love."
How can you say no to that?
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Mind you, Blossom herself is now saying that she is not sure what the messages really meant and that her mind might have been taken over by demons. That would explain why October 14 (which is almost over in Australia) did not really happen.
Reply:You mean the Galactic Federation of Light? Please. They promised to show up in Tennessee 6 months ago; or a "spokesman" for them did. Only they said it would be in the southern hemisphere, not the southern U.S. I would think a Galactic Federation would be smarter than that. If you want a vote, however, I'm sending a mental "yes" anyway.
Reply:Call me a cynic if you like, but it looks like the excuses for the non-appearance of this UFO are beginning to emerge. If it doesn't show up, it'll be because not enough people "voted".
Reply:Someone needs to tell me what all this hogwash is all about. I must have missed the newest insane, over-asked question being introduced to the newly renamed "Armageddon and Space" category.
NO!
Reply:I thought I already told you, I'm not registered to vote in my head, I'm not a citizen yet!
Reply:Sadly, there's a lot you have to do in your head, among other things, to vote
Reply:I wish it would happen but I have a hard time believing someone who channels thoughts. I want this to happen if that is what you mean.
Reply:AAAAWWWWW!!!!
I didn't get that memo! I'll go do that -right away-!
Why does PM Brown invite trouble in his own capital city by holding the G20 there?
What's wrong with a cruise liner? It has conference rooms and cabins for thousands.
Why does PM Brown invite trouble in his own capital city by holding the G20 there?
i have bad vibes that theres going to be real trouble. Poor London.
Reply:Because like most politicians he's more interested in visions of power and lining his own pocket rather than serving the people of this country
Reply:I agree,,very silly,
Reply:mate gordon brown is a foolish git
Reply:cos there be pirates at sea miss
Why does PM Brown invite trouble in his own capital city by holding the G20 there?
i have bad vibes that theres going to be real trouble. Poor London.
Reply:Because like most politicians he's more interested in visions of power and lining his own pocket rather than serving the people of this country
Reply:I agree,,very silly,
Reply:mate gordon brown is a foolish git
Reply:cos there be pirates at sea miss
How to join an invite only party on Xbox 360?
I know what most of you are going to (get invited) but I need some trick to get into a party,this jackass keeps me away from my friends since they join his party but they like talking to him and he wont join my party he just leaves and invites everyone in mine. I just want to annoy the **** out of him! Please help...
How to join an invite only party on Xbox 360?
have one of them invite you
Reply:Get one of his Friends in the party to do a favor that you could exchange something for, and then ask him to keep sending a invite so you can annoy the **** out of him! =D
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How to join an invite only party on Xbox 360?
have one of them invite you
Reply:Get one of his Friends in the party to do a favor that you could exchange something for, and then ask him to keep sending a invite so you can annoy the **** out of him! =D
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How do i only invite certain ppl to view my webcam on yahoo messenger for mac?
i just got my mac and dont really know how things work, i dont want to tell everyone on my friends list to view my webcam, only certain ppl. how do i just invite them, this was easier on windows lol.
How do i only invite certain ppl to view my webcam on yahoo messenger for mac?
If Yahoo Messenger for Mac is similar to Yahoo for PC, you can open a chat window to whomever you want to view your webcam. There should be a button towards the bottom of the chat window that resembles a webcam, click that and you've invited that individual person to view your webcam.
Reply:on ur profile u go to preferences and to webcam u should see invite and should see a not a list but a box u can invite who ever u want . hope that helps
How do i only invite certain ppl to view my webcam on yahoo messenger for mac?
If Yahoo Messenger for Mac is similar to Yahoo for PC, you can open a chat window to whomever you want to view your webcam. There should be a button towards the bottom of the chat window that resembles a webcam, click that and you've invited that individual person to view your webcam.
Reply:on ur profile u go to preferences and to webcam u should see invite and should see a not a list but a box u can invite who ever u want . hope that helps
Is it weird to invite guys to the baby shower??
I am 4 1/2 months pregnant and we've started planning the baby shower for some time late march. My boyfriend and I will be married after the baby is due. Here's the question... Is it weird to invite the guys? I have a LOT of guy friends and my boyfriend wants to be involved too. I don't want the guys to feel weird there though... Any help?
Is it weird to invite guys to the baby shower??
alot of people i know have had a unisex babyshower!!!go for it
Reply:i had guys come to my baby shower, no big deal
Reply:hey! my mother and I have started planning the baby shower too(im due Marth 9th and we are having the baby shower in mid january) I also have a lot of guy friends and co workers. We are having my baby shower with men and women invited. This makes my fiancee more comfortable and makes him feel more involved! A lot of people are doing this more often. good luck and god bless!
Reply:its not tradition and its not all mens thing to do, but time has changed so its completely up to you on who you invite and i think its great that the baby's dad wants to be involved congrats
Reply:Thats not weird. More and more people are doing it. My hubby and I had a baby shower and invited men and women. They call it a couple's shower. Make sure you put that on your invites so everyone knows that it is coed.
Reply:my friends had a Baby - B - Q. A Bar-b-q and baby shower wrapped into one. It was fun and when all the girl stuff started to be to much they went and did stuff in the kitchen or on the grill. Good luck to you.
Reply:This seems to be a new trend in baby showers. I've been invited to a few in the past year. You can do that if you want. Personally I think there's something wrong with it, and I don't attend baby showers. Not to be sexist, but it's a sort of motherly, womanly thing.
Reply:I am due in mid-April and I am having a superbowl baby shower so guys and girls can come. The guys can watch the game and the girls can open the gifts. I think it is going to be so much fun!!! The superbowl is in the beginning of Feb. though.
Reply:My brother's girlfriend had a unisex baby shower. It wasn't that bad actually! Quite fun. Do what you want!
Reply:no way it's not wierd. it's called a jack and jill party. there is no gender bias!
Reply:no dad and his friends should be included.
Reply:No. My husband is coming. So is one of my guy friends, my sisters husband and any other guys are invited too. My husband is the only one who must come. Guys usually don't care about babies but if they do, why shouldn't they be invited
Reply:You do what you want. We don't really have baby showers in the UK, but if we did, we would have had guys there too. They are part of the equation after all and why shouldn't they be involved in the fun stuff too. It doesn't have to be too feminine and frilly does it, just a gathering of good friends for a happy reason. Go ahead and enjoy but don't let those guys turn it into a beer-fest! Keep it light and easy so everyone goes home sober, which is as it should be after a baby-shower. Have a great time and a great christmas. I wish you all the best for the birth and your wedding after. Good luck!
Reply:ok i had a friend that had a guy and girl baby shower. Now u know the guys dont really want to dit through all that girlir stuff.. My friends hubby had a diaper party in the back part of the house and the rule was to get into the "diaper party" you had to bring a package of diapers . The guys hung out and played cards and what not everyone was happy!! If the guys wanted to go in the front part of the house to the baby shower of course they could.. Anwyay made everyone feel comfy!! I hope this helped you.
Reply:Yes, a baby shower is for GIRLS ONLY--it makes a better atmosphere. It's not a party!! It is a special event for women only who can relate to pregnancy and birth. It is not a guy thing.
Reply:I had a baby shower and invited my guy friends. People thought it was crazy but most of my friends are guys and my fiance wanted to be involved as well. It turned out great. I didn't have the traditional girly baby shower...but I was so much happier having my friends, family, and finace there. It was a wonderful experience and I wouldn't have changed it for the world. I think you should talk to whoever is throwing the baby shower for you and tell them what you want.....it's all about you right now. Good luck and congradulations!
Reply:Actually I applaud the guy for wanting to be involve.
It's a special day for you and yes he should be there to witness and pamper you in every way.
Reply:I am having my husband and my dad at my shower...and any other male companion of my female guests is welcome too...the shower is for the baby and it took you and your boyfriend to conceive her so he should definitely be a part of it!
Reply:Co-ed showers are the new thing.
I am due in April and we are having a co-ed shower. We are actually calling it a celebration.
we are not going to have games or any cutesy stuff like that. actually a BBQ, with drawing etc.
I think it's awesome your boyfriend wants to be involved.
Reply:I don't think it's wierd at all! Just be sure to make it a little more neutral so that the guys don't feel out of place.
Good luck!
Is it weird to invite guys to the baby shower??
alot of people i know have had a unisex babyshower!!!go for it
Reply:i had guys come to my baby shower, no big deal
Reply:hey! my mother and I have started planning the baby shower too(im due Marth 9th and we are having the baby shower in mid january) I also have a lot of guy friends and co workers. We are having my baby shower with men and women invited. This makes my fiancee more comfortable and makes him feel more involved! A lot of people are doing this more often. good luck and god bless!
Reply:its not tradition and its not all mens thing to do, but time has changed so its completely up to you on who you invite and i think its great that the baby's dad wants to be involved congrats
Reply:Thats not weird. More and more people are doing it. My hubby and I had a baby shower and invited men and women. They call it a couple's shower. Make sure you put that on your invites so everyone knows that it is coed.
Reply:my friends had a Baby - B - Q. A Bar-b-q and baby shower wrapped into one. It was fun and when all the girl stuff started to be to much they went and did stuff in the kitchen or on the grill. Good luck to you.
Reply:This seems to be a new trend in baby showers. I've been invited to a few in the past year. You can do that if you want. Personally I think there's something wrong with it, and I don't attend baby showers. Not to be sexist, but it's a sort of motherly, womanly thing.
Reply:I am due in mid-April and I am having a superbowl baby shower so guys and girls can come. The guys can watch the game and the girls can open the gifts. I think it is going to be so much fun!!! The superbowl is in the beginning of Feb. though.
Reply:My brother's girlfriend had a unisex baby shower. It wasn't that bad actually! Quite fun. Do what you want!
Reply:no way it's not wierd. it's called a jack and jill party. there is no gender bias!
Reply:no dad and his friends should be included.
Reply:No. My husband is coming. So is one of my guy friends, my sisters husband and any other guys are invited too. My husband is the only one who must come. Guys usually don't care about babies but if they do, why shouldn't they be invited
Reply:You do what you want. We don't really have baby showers in the UK, but if we did, we would have had guys there too. They are part of the equation after all and why shouldn't they be involved in the fun stuff too. It doesn't have to be too feminine and frilly does it, just a gathering of good friends for a happy reason. Go ahead and enjoy but don't let those guys turn it into a beer-fest! Keep it light and easy so everyone goes home sober, which is as it should be after a baby-shower. Have a great time and a great christmas. I wish you all the best for the birth and your wedding after. Good luck!
Reply:ok i had a friend that had a guy and girl baby shower. Now u know the guys dont really want to dit through all that girlir stuff.. My friends hubby had a diaper party in the back part of the house and the rule was to get into the "diaper party" you had to bring a package of diapers . The guys hung out and played cards and what not everyone was happy!! If the guys wanted to go in the front part of the house to the baby shower of course they could.. Anwyay made everyone feel comfy!! I hope this helped you.
Reply:Yes, a baby shower is for GIRLS ONLY--it makes a better atmosphere. It's not a party!! It is a special event for women only who can relate to pregnancy and birth. It is not a guy thing.
Reply:I had a baby shower and invited my guy friends. People thought it was crazy but most of my friends are guys and my fiance wanted to be involved as well. It turned out great. I didn't have the traditional girly baby shower...but I was so much happier having my friends, family, and finace there. It was a wonderful experience and I wouldn't have changed it for the world. I think you should talk to whoever is throwing the baby shower for you and tell them what you want.....it's all about you right now. Good luck and congradulations!
Reply:Actually I applaud the guy for wanting to be involve.
It's a special day for you and yes he should be there to witness and pamper you in every way.
Reply:I am having my husband and my dad at my shower...and any other male companion of my female guests is welcome too...the shower is for the baby and it took you and your boyfriend to conceive her so he should definitely be a part of it!
Reply:Co-ed showers are the new thing.
I am due in April and we are having a co-ed shower. We are actually calling it a celebration.
we are not going to have games or any cutesy stuff like that. actually a BBQ, with drawing etc.
I think it's awesome your boyfriend wants to be involved.
Reply:I don't think it's wierd at all! Just be sure to make it a little more neutral so that the guys don't feel out of place.
Good luck!
How soon should I invite everyone?
My parents want to meet my prom date. I'm planning on having a movie night and inviting him and some of my other friends so it'll be casual and not too scary. How far in advance should I ask him (and them) to come so that it won't sound too planned?
How soon should I invite everyone?
I would say just make it a casual thing and ask a day in advance. Or, you can rent a movie and say "Hey I just rented ____. Wanna come by and check it out?" if you're worried about needing to plan it a few days out.
Hope that helps a little.
Reply:The weekend before the prom.
Reply:I think any time now, the sooner the better, so you can get it out of the way early and not stress about it as prom approaches
Reply:Ofcourse once you call him and your friends any one will understand it is planned. Nothing wrong, call and ask his convinience that is it.*
Reply:the size of the event decided the amount of notice. But never too far out as people can forget or double book. For a wedding, you'd want at least a couple of months. For a party, at least two weeks (unless it's for a holiday, then a month or two), For your little get together a week or two out would be fine. and so what if it seems a little planned. Not everyone jumps out of bed freshly showered and with their hair and make up done. Most of us need a little up front time to get all the logistics figured out. :)
Reply:Why not do it soon? That way there's more time in between the two occasions if you want to get together more.
Reply:Whenever you do invite people, make sure that you set a definite date and time. If you make it sound TOO casual, people may think it's a "come if you're in the mood" sort of thing, and your prom date might end up not showing up and looking irresponsible.
As for the best time to mention it...when I was in high school, I might mention the date a week or a week and a half in advance, and remind people a few days before and maybe even that day during school (or the day before if it's a Saturday.) A good way to remind people without seeming pushy is to ask what movie or food they'd want to eat there.
Reply:Prom is in May right? Its March, I think you could invite them over this weekend if you wanted to. That way you're parents will meet him and if you want to invite him over again between now and then your parents will get a chance to know him and be a little bit more comfortable when you guys go out for prom.
How soon should I invite everyone?
I would say just make it a casual thing and ask a day in advance. Or, you can rent a movie and say "Hey I just rented ____. Wanna come by and check it out?" if you're worried about needing to plan it a few days out.
Hope that helps a little.
Reply:The weekend before the prom.
Reply:I think any time now, the sooner the better, so you can get it out of the way early and not stress about it as prom approaches
Reply:Ofcourse once you call him and your friends any one will understand it is planned. Nothing wrong, call and ask his convinience that is it.*
Reply:the size of the event decided the amount of notice. But never too far out as people can forget or double book. For a wedding, you'd want at least a couple of months. For a party, at least two weeks (unless it's for a holiday, then a month or two), For your little get together a week or two out would be fine. and so what if it seems a little planned. Not everyone jumps out of bed freshly showered and with their hair and make up done. Most of us need a little up front time to get all the logistics figured out. :)
Reply:Why not do it soon? That way there's more time in between the two occasions if you want to get together more.
Reply:Whenever you do invite people, make sure that you set a definite date and time. If you make it sound TOO casual, people may think it's a "come if you're in the mood" sort of thing, and your prom date might end up not showing up and looking irresponsible.
As for the best time to mention it...when I was in high school, I might mention the date a week or a week and a half in advance, and remind people a few days before and maybe even that day during school (or the day before if it's a Saturday.) A good way to remind people without seeming pushy is to ask what movie or food they'd want to eat there.
Reply:Prom is in May right? Its March, I think you could invite them over this weekend if you wanted to. That way you're parents will meet him and if you want to invite him over again between now and then your parents will get a chance to know him and be a little bit more comfortable when you guys go out for prom.
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Is it appropriate to invite a convicted juvenile child molestor to a birthday party for a child?
No. Not under any circumstances.
Is it appropriate to invite a convicted juvenile child molestor to a birthday party for a child?
How 'bout noooooo....(said in Dr Evil's voice)
Reply:its your preference....but are they by law aloud to be around children? Just a question.
Reply:Your SIL is demented and SICK. She should not have any children of her own.
That is NOT being a good parent.
If I found out that my child was invited to and attended a bday party that had a child molester there I would press charges against the adult that hosted the party and knowingly had a convicted sex offender there.
Reply:No its not appropriate because your putting every other child at risk of being attacked or maybe even groomed by this kid. I would definetly say NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. Way too scary. Not in a million years. A child molester will always be a child molester and the temptation will always be there.
Reply:It seems that you are obviously looking for "no" answers because of the way you stated it and the lack of details here. I would have to agree, in nearly all cases, probably not. I can think of a few where I wouldn't think it was so bad...
What I'm getting here is that the convicted molestor is a juvenile, right? Let's say the situation is that the birthday girl/boy is a 16 year old who is friends with the molestor. The party is going to be all 15-17 year olds and supervised well. Let's also say the the molestor was convicted of fondling a 12 year old at the time he was 13--consentually. (I'm not sure on the laws, but I'm making this up for my scenerio.) In that case, I personally, really wouldn't have any problem with it.
It's easy to say "No, never, of course not" but without more details about the actual situation...I can think of a few where I wouldn't think it would be the absolute worst thing in the world. Would I let a 16 year old convicted molestor be at a party for 5-6 year olds? Never. You really have to look at the circumstances of everything. And, if you're truely questioning it, it's always better to play it safe.
Reply:your friend is out of her mind........to dangerous for this person to be around kids............
Reply:a child molester, by law is not supposed to be around children.
Reply:Ummm, nope. Would you invite a fox to a party at the hen house? Tell that to your sister in law.
Reply:gosh to make it easier for the creep why don't you just send out invites that request the children to come naked!! some people amaze me!!
Reply:NO...They are not allowed around children.
Reply:um....no no no no no! that is a terriable idea. don't let her do that.
Reply:For heavens sake, how could you even consider such a thing. Pedophiles are never cured. EVER. They will always find children sexually stimulating and the temptation can be too much. You're just inviting trouble and very real danger to the party. Keep that person away at all costs. Even if it's FAMILY.
Reply:You think he or she is going to throw a child onto the dining room table and commit some kind of perversion in full view of the parents? What exactly do you think is going to happen?
Personally, I think the excon is going to be too uncomfortable to attend and that your SIL is just being sadistic to extend the invitation.
Reply:I wouldn't want my child at that party. So, no.
Reply:No Way!! Even if your SIL thinks its O.K. what about the other children. Their parents I am sure would not think it is O.K.
Reply:He should not be allow and more than likely his probation strictly prohibits it.
Reply:ummmm no....duh
Reply:Are people who rape woman allowed by females later in their lives. What about the rare person that rapes males. Their around men later. Just because they did it in the past doesn't mean that they'll do it again. The nations witch hunt of child molestors is ridicoulas. All the shark in the pool scenarios are ridicoulas it is a human being not a anmimal. Human beens were blessed with self control.
Reply:Uh, no...that's like inviting a shark to a pool party.
Reply:No...he/she will molest the birthday child
Reply:You asked a question like this without qualifying about your sil in the first place and wonder why people are thinking it's you doing the asking?? Think my dear.
And of course it wouldn't be correct. Not to mention probably illegal.
Reply:No. You might want to inform the other parents that this person may show up because if they found out after I'm sure things could get very ugly.
Reply:I'm thinkin....NO.
Reply:NO!!!!!!!!!!!!
Reply:Not just inappropriate, it's probably illegal.
Reply:This is by far the most retarded question I think I have ever read on here. Sure go ahead, why don't you leave him/her alone with the children too. Yeah that would be great, I think it's wonderful your considering adding fuel to the fire.
Reply:Inappropriate and usually can land the molester back in jail.
Reply:no! wtf?
Reply:No I wouldn't, alot of convicted child molesters aren't allowed to be close to children without supervision. Also, they don't break their habit very easily and they might have their eye on some of the children there. You should watch " Dateline NBC's To Catch a Predator" it is a show where they catch child predators and for many of them it is not the first time.
Reply:YES I THINK SO
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Is it appropriate to invite a convicted juvenile child molestor to a birthday party for a child?
How 'bout noooooo....(said in Dr Evil's voice)
Reply:its your preference....but are they by law aloud to be around children? Just a question.
Reply:Your SIL is demented and SICK. She should not have any children of her own.
That is NOT being a good parent.
If I found out that my child was invited to and attended a bday party that had a child molester there I would press charges against the adult that hosted the party and knowingly had a convicted sex offender there.
Reply:No its not appropriate because your putting every other child at risk of being attacked or maybe even groomed by this kid. I would definetly say NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. Way too scary. Not in a million years. A child molester will always be a child molester and the temptation will always be there.
Reply:It seems that you are obviously looking for "no" answers because of the way you stated it and the lack of details here. I would have to agree, in nearly all cases, probably not. I can think of a few where I wouldn't think it was so bad...
What I'm getting here is that the convicted molestor is a juvenile, right? Let's say the situation is that the birthday girl/boy is a 16 year old who is friends with the molestor. The party is going to be all 15-17 year olds and supervised well. Let's also say the the molestor was convicted of fondling a 12 year old at the time he was 13--consentually. (I'm not sure on the laws, but I'm making this up for my scenerio.) In that case, I personally, really wouldn't have any problem with it.
It's easy to say "No, never, of course not" but without more details about the actual situation...I can think of a few where I wouldn't think it would be the absolute worst thing in the world. Would I let a 16 year old convicted molestor be at a party for 5-6 year olds? Never. You really have to look at the circumstances of everything. And, if you're truely questioning it, it's always better to play it safe.
Reply:your friend is out of her mind........to dangerous for this person to be around kids............
Reply:a child molester, by law is not supposed to be around children.
Reply:Ummm, nope. Would you invite a fox to a party at the hen house? Tell that to your sister in law.
Reply:gosh to make it easier for the creep why don't you just send out invites that request the children to come naked!! some people amaze me!!
Reply:NO...They are not allowed around children.
Reply:um....no no no no no! that is a terriable idea. don't let her do that.
Reply:For heavens sake, how could you even consider such a thing. Pedophiles are never cured. EVER. They will always find children sexually stimulating and the temptation can be too much. You're just inviting trouble and very real danger to the party. Keep that person away at all costs. Even if it's FAMILY.
Reply:You think he or she is going to throw a child onto the dining room table and commit some kind of perversion in full view of the parents? What exactly do you think is going to happen?
Personally, I think the excon is going to be too uncomfortable to attend and that your SIL is just being sadistic to extend the invitation.
Reply:I wouldn't want my child at that party. So, no.
Reply:No Way!! Even if your SIL thinks its O.K. what about the other children. Their parents I am sure would not think it is O.K.
Reply:He should not be allow and more than likely his probation strictly prohibits it.
Reply:ummmm no....duh
Reply:Are people who rape woman allowed by females later in their lives. What about the rare person that rapes males. Their around men later. Just because they did it in the past doesn't mean that they'll do it again. The nations witch hunt of child molestors is ridicoulas. All the shark in the pool scenarios are ridicoulas it is a human being not a anmimal. Human beens were blessed with self control.
Reply:Uh, no...that's like inviting a shark to a pool party.
Reply:No...he/she will molest the birthday child
Reply:You asked a question like this without qualifying about your sil in the first place and wonder why people are thinking it's you doing the asking?? Think my dear.
And of course it wouldn't be correct. Not to mention probably illegal.
Reply:No. You might want to inform the other parents that this person may show up because if they found out after I'm sure things could get very ugly.
Reply:I'm thinkin....NO.
Reply:NO!!!!!!!!!!!!
Reply:Not just inappropriate, it's probably illegal.
Reply:This is by far the most retarded question I think I have ever read on here. Sure go ahead, why don't you leave him/her alone with the children too. Yeah that would be great, I think it's wonderful your considering adding fuel to the fire.
Reply:Inappropriate and usually can land the molester back in jail.
Reply:no! wtf?
Reply:No I wouldn't, alot of convicted child molesters aren't allowed to be close to children without supervision. Also, they don't break their habit very easily and they might have their eye on some of the children there. You should watch " Dateline NBC's To Catch a Predator" it is a show where they catch child predators and for many of them it is not the first time.
Reply:YES I THINK SO
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Is it forward to invite guys on facebook?
If you know them as they are around campus and stuf or you know through a friend/cousif but you don't speak to them often?
Is it forward to invite guys on facebook?
Yes that is fairly forward but it can depend on the amount of friends both of you have. If u have a fairly limited amount of friends it will seem more unusual (and creepy) then if you have hundreds of friends.
I would not suggest doing it. Try talking to them a bit more first
I would be slightly freeked out if I was added by complete randoms
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Reply:Yeah! You should go and make face-to-face contact first. Like smile, then after you're used to smiling, start talking, and after that you go out!
Reply:yeah, it is especially if you don't talk to them much
Is it forward to invite guys on facebook?
Yes that is fairly forward but it can depend on the amount of friends both of you have. If u have a fairly limited amount of friends it will seem more unusual (and creepy) then if you have hundreds of friends.
I would not suggest doing it. Try talking to them a bit more first
I would be slightly freeked out if I was added by complete randoms
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Reply:Yeah! You should go and make face-to-face contact first. Like smile, then after you're used to smiling, start talking, and after that you go out!
Reply:yeah, it is especially if you don't talk to them much
Do you have neighbors that always have parties but never invite you?
Of course this couple is 20 years younger than us. They are very nice people tho.
Do you have neighbors that always have parties but never invite you?
We get invited but not to all of their parties, they are in our age group. I think your neighbors are to young, thats why they don't invite
Reply:No, I'm always invited. Age difference never mattered to me or my neighbors and we all get along well. I'm one of the youngest home owners in the neighborhood at 28 while most of them are in their forties and fifties from what I can tell.
Reply:I'm always have an open invitation to neighbors partys
Reply:Yikes no. I need a secretary to handle all my invites, LOL.
My house (Dads house) is like party central, and some people seem to invite themselves.
Dallas
Reply:Yeah... but it's this lesbian couple so I prefer it that way cause I don't swing that way~
Reply:Thats the one favor my neighbors actually give me...
Do you have neighbors that always have parties but never invite you?
We get invited but not to all of their parties, they are in our age group. I think your neighbors are to young, thats why they don't invite
Reply:No, I'm always invited. Age difference never mattered to me or my neighbors and we all get along well. I'm one of the youngest home owners in the neighborhood at 28 while most of them are in their forties and fifties from what I can tell.
Reply:I'm always have an open invitation to neighbors partys
Reply:Yikes no. I need a secretary to handle all my invites, LOL.
My house (Dads house) is like party central, and some people seem to invite themselves.
Dallas
Reply:Yeah... but it's this lesbian couple so I prefer it that way cause I don't swing that way~
Reply:Thats the one favor my neighbors actually give me...
If you got an invite to appear on Jerry Springer would you go?
Would you assume it was because your baby's daddy was sleeping with your sister but she was a lesbian and was married to a tranny?
If you got an invite to appear on Jerry Springer would you go?
Yes... I wanna shake my hairy chest at him (I'm a male)... Actually, I view Jerry Springer as an overpaid insult to the viewing audience that he basically insults with his program.
There is no trash in my family for Jerry Springer to recycle on TV.
Reply:I LOVE to come on the Jerry Springer show. I want to give Jerry a hug..
Reply:No way.
Reply:Heck ya I would go. Free trip.
If you got an invite to appear on Jerry Springer would you go?
Yes... I wanna shake my hairy chest at him (I'm a male)... Actually, I view Jerry Springer as an overpaid insult to the viewing audience that he basically insults with his program.
There is no trash in my family for Jerry Springer to recycle on TV.
Reply:I LOVE to come on the Jerry Springer show. I want to give Jerry a hug..
Reply:No way.
Reply:Heck ya I would go. Free trip.
I need a creative first line for a Spongebob birthday invite?
My daughter's having a Spongebob birthday party for her 6th birthday in a couple weeks. She met Spongebob at the Nick hotel a couple months ago, so I took the photo of her with him and cropped out all the background so it's just the two of them on the front of the invite. For the top I wrote, "Ever since Avery met the big sponge, a Spongebob party was due!" Although I don't like that line and don't know what to put there instead. Would appreciate any suggestions!
I need a creative first line for a Spongebob birthday invite?
"Come to Avery's birthday way under the sea"
"At this party, Spongebob will be the only square"
"Soak in the fun at Avery's Spongebob party"
"At Avery's party, the only thing crabby will be the patties!"
Hope you find something fun! Good luck!
Reply:How about playing on the music like.... Guess who's having a birthday party under the sea ( open card your daughters name) Then write " You are invited to (insert name) 6th birthday party with a guest apperance of spongebob
Reply:Front : WHOOOOOO's Having a Party Under the Sea??
Inside: AVERY SQUARE PANTS!!!
have fun :D my kids love it when i put their name in the song!
Reply:How about "Come soak up the fun and laughs at (insert daughter's name) birthday celebration.
Reply:Come join Avery and Spongebob at the Crusty Crab for some crabby patties and ice cream!
Reply:"It's time to soak up some FUN!"
Reply:"im ready im ready"
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I need a creative first line for a Spongebob birthday invite?
"Come to Avery's birthday way under the sea"
"At this party, Spongebob will be the only square"
"Soak in the fun at Avery's Spongebob party"
"At Avery's party, the only thing crabby will be the patties!"
Hope you find something fun! Good luck!
Reply:How about playing on the music like.... Guess who's having a birthday party under the sea ( open card your daughters name) Then write " You are invited to (insert name) 6th birthday party with a guest apperance of spongebob
Reply:Front : WHOOOOOO's Having a Party Under the Sea??
Inside: AVERY SQUARE PANTS!!!
have fun :D my kids love it when i put their name in the song!
Reply:How about "Come soak up the fun and laughs at (insert daughter's name) birthday celebration.
Reply:Come join Avery and Spongebob at the Crusty Crab for some crabby patties and ice cream!
Reply:"It's time to soak up some FUN!"
Reply:"im ready im ready"
please give this 10 points for the answer....
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