Originally posted by: xcript
Yeah, well times have changed since 1642.
Only in Canada.Originally posted by: dennilfloss
When I was in highschool, even if you trudged the required 12 miles in a windy winter storm uphill both ways, it would still have been rude to show up uninvited.
Originally posted by: Xylitol
if it's a big party, just tag along with one of your friends who was invited
if it's a small, exclusive party, don't bother going
Originally posted by: LW07
Originally posted by: KevinCU
She's a woman and you are, I'm assuming, a man. Whatever you choose will be right. Fuck her, both literally and metaphorically.
Yeah, I'm a man, and sticking it to her is actually the main reason I'm going, to show her I'll go whenever i please.
Originally posted by: zinfamous
Originally posted by: LW07
Originally posted by: KevinCU
She's a woman and you are, I'm assuming, a man. Whatever you choose will be right. Fuck her, both literally and metaphorically.
Yeah, I'm a man, and sticking it to her is actually the main reason I'm going, to show her I'll go whenever i please.
problem solved.
:beer:
Edit: just read your post in L&R.
It seems like you're a horrible decision-maker in life. If your instinct is to crash this party to get in this girl's pants, it will not go well. You should probably just give up and stay at home for the next 4 years; esp if you think how you acted in your AP history class is in any way "cool" or acceptable in the real world of social interactions. You know, where people don't care about your High School drama.
Originally posted by: LW07
Should i just forget this whole idea and just throw my own party at sometime and not invite the host of this party?
Like, just a little thing in the park or something?
Or would i be safe if I went in uninvited(eg. not risking getting beat up or even worse humiliated and kicked out, as most of the host's male friends are my friends as well)?
Originally posted by: LW07
Should i just forget this whole idea and just throw my own party at sometime and not invite the host of this party?
Originally posted by: GodlessAstronomer
Originally posted by: LW07
Should i just forget this whole idea and just throw my own party at sometime and not invite the host of this party?
Like, just a little thing in the park or something?
Or would i be safe if I went in uninvited(eg. not risking getting beat up or even worse humiliated and kicked out, as most of the host's male friends are my friends as well)?
According to your L&R postings you don't drink and don't hang out with people who drink. I'd imagine your party would be extremely boring.
Having said that, my advice is to hold your own party. You need to explicitly not invite the girl (ie make a huge deal about it all over school). Report back to ATOT regarding the success of your party.
Originally posted by: LW07
Originally posted by: GodlessAstronomer
Originally posted by: LW07
Should i just forget this whole idea and just throw my own party at sometime and not invite the host of this party?
Like, just a little thing in the park or something?
Or would i be safe if I went in uninvited(eg. not risking getting beat up or even worse humiliated and kicked out, as most of the host's male friends are my friends as well)?
According to your L&R postings you don't drink and don't hang out with people who drink. I'd imagine your party would be extremely boring.
Having said that, my advice is to hold your own party. You need to explicitly not invite the girl (ie make a huge deal about it all over school). Report back to ATOT regarding the success of your party.
Wouldn't making a big deal just make me look like a spazz-out to the girl? She could just lol it off by saying "the guys just mad i didn't invite him".
Sounds like a NEXTing Ceremony(source: Ladderwiki.com, currently seems down or something) where a guy tells a girl he hates her in futile hopes she'll magically come to terms, when really she'll be like what i just said and Lol it off.
Originally posted by: LW07
Is ladderwiki a fail source of information?
In general relativity, a black hole of fail is a region of space in which the fail field is so powerful that nothing, including fail, can escape its pull after having fallen past its event horizon. The term derives from the fact that absorption of fail renders the hole's interior invisible, and indistinguishable from the black space around it.
Despite its invisible interior, a black hole of fail may reveal its presence through interaction with ATOT members orbiting the event horizon. For example, a black hole of fail may be perceived by tracking the replies of threads. Alternatively, one may observe awkward social situations (from a nearby human, for instance) that has been drawn into the black hole of fail. The awkward social situation spirals downward, heating up to very high temperatures and emitting large amounts of fail that can be detected from earthbound and earth-orbiting telescopes.[2][3] Such observations have resulted in the general scientific consensus that?barring a breakdown in our understanding of nature?black holes of fail do exist in our universe.[4]
Originally posted by: LW07
its a dance party.
Originally posted by: Farang
Originally posted by: LW07
Is ladderwiki a fail source of information?
you are a black hole of fail. this entry from wikipedia describes you perfectly:
In general relativity, a black hole of fail is a region of space in which the fail field is so powerful that nothing, including fail, can escape its pull after having fallen past its event horizon. The term derives from the fact that absorption of fail renders the hole's interior invisible, and indistinguishable from the black space around it.
Despite its invisible interior, a black hole of fail may reveal its presence through interaction with ATOT members orbiting the event horizon. For example, a black hole of fail may be perceived by tracking the replies of threads. Alternatively, one may observe awkward social situations (from a nearby human, for instance) that has been drawn into the black hole of fail. The awkward social situation spirals downward, heating up to very high temperatures and emitting large amounts of fail that can be detected from earthbound and earth-orbiting telescopes.[2][3] Such observations have resulted in the general scientific consensus that?barring a breakdown in our understanding of nature?black holes of fail do exist in our universe.[4]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_hole_of_fail

 
				
		