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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Vomiting a little. I already thought that that this kind of thing was basically paying to make friends but parents are supposed to get into it too? I had no idea. So ridiculous.[/quote] Ha ha, I clicked on this thread to see just how quickly some jealous mom would react to OP in disgust. You pulled the trigger even more quickly than I thought! I still remember the parents' formal at our daughter's sorority. It was very nice. As I recall, it was black tie? One of the sisters came from a billionaire family with well known parents and they actually showed up. We got to meet them. It was interesting! No harm done at all. That was UVA, btw.[/quote] A room full of Republican pedos is not something people aspire to. [b]A room full of parents who can not let their ADULT children have their own lives funny... gross... and dumb.[/b] But hey given your responses we have already seen dummy is fitting. If you think my 1% world is accepting you nope.[/quote] The parents aren't sponsoring these and they're not the parents' idea. So I'm confused how attending these as a parent because the kids decide to have them and invite the parents means they cannot let their children live their own lives?[/quote]
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