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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'd be kind of ticked off if my kid went to a friend's birthday party and all the adults were drinking wine and beer. It sets a bad example, too. I like wine (beer, not so much) but save it for the grownup parties.[/quote]

+1 exactly![/quote]

You'd be horrified to know when I grew up wine was served in the daytime, right in church. [/quote]

PP here. My church as well. But not for a kids' daytime birthday party. [/quote]

The point is, it's not a bad example for adults to drink alcohol, no matter what the context. The are grownups. Some anxious adults to better with an adult beverage in a social situation. It doesn't mean they are sloppy drunks. So OP, do exactly you what you want. Only the most irritating people would complain about not having at a child's birthday party. It's fine. [/quote]

Didn't say they are sloppy drunks; but if an adult can't get through a children's birthday party without an alcoholic beverage, that's a sad situation. It's supposed to be about the children. Perhaps the "anxious adults" should stay home.[/quote]
Wow, you must be nice.

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What wasn't nice about that post? Making a comment that adults should be able to enjoy a kids' party without alcohol? Whatever.[/quote]

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