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[quote=Anonymous]I received a group invite via facebook to a relatives 21st birthday party in March.  It is being hosted by her brother and cousin.  They are renting an event space and will have a DJ and open bar.  From the website it looks like they are going all out.  I am very much looking forward to the party.  It never even crossed my mind to bring my child to a party like this.  There was an updated message posted in the invite.  My cousin wrote this:

"I have received some inquiries about if children were allowed at the party.  I should have been clear at the beginning I suppose but this is not a party for kids.  I have even had some cheap people go as far as to ask me to provide a "party room" for kids with babysitting at the venue.  I want to make something absolutely clear.  Children are NOT welcome.  Keep your monsters at home.  I will not pay for any sort of babysitting service.  I uninvited certain members of my own family for being so presumptions from this party.  Anyone else asks me to provide free babysitting your invitation will be rescinded.  This is a 21st birthday party not a wedding."

I understand completely that some family members were out of line.  I completely get that.  I also think that has to be one of the rudest messages from a host I have ever read.  I know he is upset but I feel he was out of line.  It has created a *** storm.  His own mother is apologizing for his rude message and neither host will remove the message from the facebook group invite.  I was thinking of calling the second host and ask her to remove it.  My husband says to stay out of it.  What should I do?[/quote]

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