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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Are you that cheap that you can't rode a few pizzas? I don't care what time of day the party is... Order pizza cheapskate.[/quote] It's not a question of being able to afford it or not. Who can't afford a few pizzas? It's about saying, "ENOUGH! It's all too much!" An afternoon party from 2:30-4:00 (or, as some other PP said, anytime between 1-5) does NOT call for more food and I am not going to give in to the constant pressure for more, more, and more in this society. I am not doing it. [/quote] Then offer up less and don't pretend to host a party. A party includes food, unless it's a frat party then it only includes drinks. If you're opposed to hosting a party and making your guests comfortable then don't say you throwing a party. [/quote] You are so incredibly high maintenance and entitled. Seriously. Give it a rest. [/quote] Yes, relax. Go buy yourself a piece of pizza, if you want one so badly. [/quote]
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